Any other week and this would be the lead story. I’ll spare you the statistical boredom and simply say that the past 15-25 years have truly been a golden era of quarterback play in the NFL, and the greats are all almost gone.
The political hot stove was really cold for the first couple weeks of the new year. But no longer.
The first month of this year set another all-time high for the city of Shreveport's 2.75% sales tax. The January collections of $15,487,177.50 reflect December 2021's sales. The prior monthly record was $13,810,077.61 in July 2021. Comparable receipts in January 2021 were $13,000,330.17.
Rumor has it that former Shreveport city councilman Oliver Jenkins hopes to be nominated by the Shreveport Airport Authority (SAA) board as the interim executive director.
This is Asst. Fire Chief Mark Guastella from the Shreveport Fire Department.
The political hot stove at Shreveport's Government Plaza certainly cranked up in the last two weeks.
“If you find yourself in a hole, stop digging.” – Will Rogers
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