Did you know that one of North Louisiana's largest events takes place entirely online? Last year, 4,251 donors came together to raise over $1.8 million for area nonprofits. This year, our community needs you now more than ever.
DALLAS, Texas — Navy Ensign Kabresha Richardson, a native of Shreveport, La., is serving in Dallas as part of the Department of Defense’s response to COVID-19, which is being led by U.S. Northern Command.
They have worked hard to wear the cap and gown and Bossier Schools is excited to celebrate the Senior Class of 2020.
Construction crews at 717 Crockett are on the job today, stabilizing a building which has been damaged by years of neglect, roof leaks and wet interiors. Owner Jim Malsch is excited that the crews have run into no surprises yet, and that construction is moving along quickly, putting things ahead of schedule for a November 2020 finish. He is equally excited that the entire bottom floor is already leased out, and a number of entrepreneur businesses are making plans for offices on the second floor. A successful local business owner is interested in managing and running a gallery/retail space on the ground floor, and as soon as it is safe to do so, Malsh plans to host an event at artspace to give additional information to local artists about a handful of studios that will be available for monthly lease. Things are looking good for the building, but that wasn’t always the case.
As part of a part of Ochsner Health, more than 3,700 employees, and 1,400 physicians and residents in North Louisiana will be offered a COVID-19 Antibody Test beginning this week.
The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has produced many medical challenges, which LSU Health Shreveport has risen to meet.
On Tuesday, April 21, the bridge located on Pine Hill Road that crosses McCain Creek in North Caddo was closed to allow the Caddo Parish Department of Public Works to replace the structure.
Louisiana banks churned out 26,635 loans totaling $5.1 billion before the $349 billion Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) ran out of funding April 16, according to the Louisiana Bankers Association.
Liquor stores are deemed "essential" in Gov. John Bel Edwards's stay-at-home order. But not barber shops.
Carter Credit Union, which has been helping members with their financial needs for decades, will soon open a new location at Ellerbe Road and Highway 3132 in southeast Shreveport.
1915 Citizens Bank Drive
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