It’s not a case of the pot calling the kettle black, because at least the kettle isn’t black. Submerged in elections hoopla last month, Republican Bossier City Councilman Scott Irwin
The Caddo Parish Department of Public Works will host a grand opening of the Parish’s new public solid waste compactor site at 7340 Highway 1 in Blanchard for Caddo Parish
By JOHN E. SETTLE JR. Editor / Publisher The planned removal by the Caddo Commission of the Confederate Monument is a saga that seemingly has no immediate end. Another court
I am sorry, folks; it takes a little time for me to get lined out this visit each week. I will be more timely with the visits in the future.
Earlier this month, Energy Transfer and Shell announced that a comprehensive commercial tender package has been issued to engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contractors to submit final commercial bids for
Citizens have to feel as though they can trust their leaders to do the right thing. Trust is important for any politician, but especially for a novice politician who has
North Louisiana ranks in the top three for the largest ACT Work Ready Communities (WRC) coordinated initiative in the nation. Twelve North Louisiana parishes launched their ACT WRC certification campaigns
Louisiana Tech making first appearance in bowl since 2008, while Miami returns for first time since 2014 SHREVEPORT, La. – The Walk-On’s Independence Bowl embarks on its 44th game on
Chamber’s online initiative set to increase support for local businesses during holiday season The Greater Shreveport Chamber is educating consumers on the positive impact of shopping small year-round as well
SHREVEPORT, La. – United States Attorney David C. Joseph announced that Xavier Briggs, 27, of Shreveport pleaded guilty on Dec. 3 before U.S. District Judge Donald E. Walter to felon
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