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Debra Ross and Ruth Pope-Johnston say they bring new ideas, stronger accountability and deeper community engagement to the upcoming Bossier City Council elections. Both women are first-time candidates running for separate districts—Ross in District 2 and Pope-Johnston in District 5—but they share a common goal: to honor citizen voices and bring fresh perspectives to City Hall.

On Feb.14, Caddo Sheriff Henry Whitehorn Sr. swore in seven new deputies for the Caddo Parish Sheriff's Office.

'A power of attorney grants an agent the right to do what they please with your estate'

Applications Accepted Through February 23!!

There are two types of powers of attorney. A durable power of attorney is effective when you sign it and survives your incapacity. A springing power of attorney springs into effect when you are incapacitated. A springing power of attorney seems more attractive to most people, but it is actually harder to use. Your agent will need to convince the bank that you are incapacitated and, even though the document spells out how to do that, your local bank branch often does not want to make that determination. Translation: your lawyer often needs to get involved. For that reason, most attorneys advise you to execute a durable power of attorney. The attorney will often hold the original power of attorney until it is needed as an extra protection.

Shreveport City Council Approves Three, Year Contracts for Parades-African American History, Krewes of Harambe, Highland, and Sobek

Shreveport city leaders are calling on all parties to help clean up litter along interstates in the community.

Centenary College and Willis Knighton Health signed an agreement on Friday, Feb.7, to establish a pathway for Willis Knighton employees to complete courses and certificates through Centenary’s Center for Innovative Learning (CIL).