I never miss a Caddo Parish Republican Party luncheon if I am in town. Convened on the first Tuesdays of every month at Superior Grill by local businessman and conservative thought leader Louis Avallone, it is a chance to see old friends and hear the latest from local and state Republican leaders.
It’s a question that has not been publicly addressed by three key members of the Shreveport City Council: LeVette Fuller of District B, John Nickelson of District C and Grayson Boucher of District D. Hopefully, answers will be forthcoming.
Crawfest was a three-day event held at Betty Virginia Park.
If there ever is a prime example of "building what you want to build despite city ordinances,” then Olanza Sanders wins the prize.
Following the Oscars incident involving Will Smith and Chris Rock, a conversation ensued between myself and an education official in Texas. He made a statement about how such a publicly displayed incident could/would wreak havoc on the youth he works with. “They are so easily influenced,” he replied.
It’s old news that the Louisiana Legislative Auditor's Office has commenced an investigation at Shreveport City Hall after the request in January of this year by Councilman John Nickelson.
Being a city councilperson, or in the case of Ms. LeVette Fuller, a councilwoman, is not an easy job. In fact, it is always a hard job when public service is involved. The operative word is “service.”
It's illegal to buy or to even try to buy votes in elections.
Opening one's water bill has not been much fun since the rate increases were implemented to pay for Shreveport's compliance with the Environmental Protection Agency Consent Decree.
Many local elected officials bask in the glory of their office.
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