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For the last umpteen years, realtors have charged a combined six (6%) percent commission for selling residential properties.

Construction crews are making progress on the KTBS 3 St. Jude Dream Home in the Duckwater Landing Subdivision in Bossier City. The outside looks great and now workers are moving their focus to finishing up the inside of this remarkable bargain of a home.

The Summer Olympics opening ceremony from Paris will usher in the start of the Olympics for a total of 10,500 athletes representing 206 countries competing in this year's Olympics spanning from July 24 to August 11 from Paris, France.

The trade deadline is fast approaching (August 30th) and many clubs are starting to make some headlines as some big names are being shopped ahead of the Tuesday deadline. The tough part to navigate for some clubs is determining if they’re still in the hunt for the postseason or if it’s time to look towards 2025 and move pieces to get more controllable (contract-wise) talent. Much like the list above, here are some names to watch who might be looking for a new place to live in the coming week. SP Garret Crochet (Chicago White Sox with a trade possible to the Orioles, Dodgers or Padres), OF Luis Robert (Chicago White Sox with a trade possible to the Phillies, Orioles and Dodgers), OF Randy Arozarena (Tampa Bay Rays with a trade possible to the Mariners, Phillies or Dodgers), 2B/OF Jazz Chisholm Jr. (Miami Marlins with a trade possible to the Cardinals, Guardians or Pirates), OF Jesse Winker (Washington Nationals with a trade possible to the Phillies, Astros or Mariners), SP Jack Flaherty (Detroit Tigers with a trade possible to the Braves, Astros or Guardians), OF Brent Rooker (Oakland A’s with a trade possible to the Mariners, Royals or Phillies), SP Jameson Taillon (Chicago Cubs with a trade possible to the Yankees, Red Sox or Guardians), Bo Bichette (Toronto Blue Jays with a trade possible to the Braves, Giants or Guardians) That’s just a few of the names you could see being moved in the coming days. Trade deadlines are always wild, this year should be no different.

After a decade-long hiatus, Artport is set to return in the summer of 2025, bringing fresh energy to the beloved revolving art show series displayed at Shreveport Regional Airport. In 1990, the Shreveport Regional Airport Beautification Committee sought insight and talent from a local artist and agency owner, Lewis Kalmbach. The now late Lewis Kalmbach and Laura Noland Harter founded Artport to showcase original artwork from 100 local and regional artists in a rotating display. The Artport initiative transformed the airport into a vibrant art gallery. The inaugural event featured 114 artists and a philanthropic auction that benefited the Philadelphia Center in its fight against AIDS.

I was raised in northeastern Pennsylvania and graduated with honors from Bloomsburg University with a BA in Communications/Journalism.

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