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On Aug. 15, Bossier City voters will be asked to decide on a measure that will have a direct impact on the quality of public safety in Bossier City and on the men and women who are charged with keeping the citizens of Bossier City safe.

In case you missed the Shreveport Symphony’s televised performance as part of KTBS’ Freedom Fest in July, the symphony will be sharing many of those videos in the coming weeks.

Like most, I think I have a healthy fear of snakes. I do not want to see one, touch one or ever be chased by one. Yes, I am pretty sure I have seen on TV that they can chase you, or I dreamed about being chased by one.

My son, Henry, and his high school senior class of 2020, were graduated last week at Independence Stadium.

The Concerned Business People of Shreveport, led by Roy Griggs, launched a campaign to raise $200,000 for the purchase of body cameras for the Shreveport Police Department (SPD).

Shreve Memorial Library is expanding virtual programming to include monthly book discussions via Zoom. Each month, the library will feature a different book to discuss with library patrons in a virtual setting. The August Virtual Book Club event will feature “All Things The Expanse” highlighting the science fiction series created by James S. A. Corey on Thursday, Aug. 13, at 60 p.m. The book club meeting will be held via Zoom and registration is required to attend.

A new virtual exhibit curated by the Spring Street Museum highlights Shreveport’s role in the ballot-box battle over women’s voting rights.

Beginning Monday, Aug. 3, Shreve Memorial Library increased time limits on browsing and computer use at the branches.