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Shreve Memorial Library will present “Mix It All Together Now: No Cook Summer Salsas” cooking program for adults as part of the library’s “All Together Now” Summer Reading Program. Instructed by retired head chef Jacquelyn Caskey, patrons will learn how to make a variety of summer salsas. The program will be held at Shreve Memorial Library branches throughout Caddo Parish beginning Monday, June 5, through Thursday, June 29. This program is free and open to library patrons, ages 18+. Registration is not required to attend.

His radio program is one of the longest-running and most popular in the Ark-La-Tex, and he and his on-air team have been brightening the days of listeners for decades.

Former Shreveport police chief, former Louisiana State Police chief and former Shreveport Chief Administrative Officer Henry Whitehorn is expected to announce his candidacy to become the next Caddo sheriff.

The Shreveport-Bossier Convention and Tourist Bureau (SBCTB) announced the new look and feel today, along with information gathered over the course of more than a year.

NFL schedules released!

Grassroots group Allendale Strong will raise concerns about regional transportation planning in a public presentation to the Shreveport Metropolitan Planning Commission May 31.

The Shreveport City Council was recently addressed as follows in reference to the Smokefree Air Act: “Good afternoon, members of the city council. My name is Chip Bunyard, and I am vice president and general manager of Bally’s Shreveport Casino. I appreciate the opportunity today to speak in support of Councilman Brooks’ and Councilwoman Taylor’s legislation to amend the Smokefree Air Act.

The Caddo Commission will hold a second public hearing on Aug. 17 on the proposed re-write of its noise ordinance (Chapter 32, Article VI of Caddo Parish Code of Ordinances).