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On May 7, over $2.94 million was raised by 4,300 donors with more than 9,000 gifts, bringing Give For Good’s total to over $22 million raised since it began in

The Shreve Memorial Library – Opened in 1923, the library at Edwards and Travis Streets was designed by local architect J.P. Annan to resemble an ancient Roman villa. In use as the central library until 1984, it is today home to the Greater Shreveport Chamber of Commerce, organized in 1910 to promote business in the Shreveport-Bossier City metropolitan area. A monument to the Caddo Parish soldiers and sailors of the Great War – World War 1 – was erected that year on the building’s grounds. The Marcus Building was built in 1902 and still stands at 711 Milam Street. When completed, this five-story building was the tallest privately owned structure in the city. This historic building is now downtown’s newest residential development – Uneeda Biscuit Lofts, 711 Milam Street. The property had been vacant for years. Now it’s transformed into a “creative cultural community.” For information on how to become a resident, visit: https://www.uneedalofts.com/ The Confederate Monument was unveiled in 1906. In 1917, a large electrically lit US flag was hung from the corner of the tower at the level of the large arched window on the third floor.

On Thursday, May 30, Curtis '50 Cent' Jackson hopped on his Instagram page and posted a series of photos that showcased the luxurious interior of his G-Unit Films and Television studio. In Jackson's carousel IG post, which can be seen below, fans can view the building's lobby, which contains a grey half-carpet with the words 'G-Unit,' a vanity room with an impressive painting of the business mogul, a sheek business meeting room, two impressive offices and more.

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Caddo Sheriff Jay Long awarded an academic scholarship to Analyce Jeane Friday morning (May 31) during a presentation at Government Plaza.

Caddo Sheriff Jay Long recognized several deputies today during a ceremony honoring them for their promotions and years of service.

Caddo Sheriff Jay Long presented several deputies with departmental awards on Tuesday, recognizing them for heroism and lifesaving efforts while on and off duty.

On May 10, the first graduates of the Northwest Louisiana Chapter of the Federation for Advanced Manufacturing Education (FAME) walked across the stage at Bossier Parish Community College (BPCC) and received their diplomas.