WHY CAN’T POLITICAL CANDIATES COMPLY WITH ORDINANCE ON SIGNS

It’s not rocket science. Political yard signs can NOT be placed on public property, the area between the sidewalk and the street, or empty lots without the permission of the landowner. Geez—if a candidate is to hold public office, can they not follow a simple ordinance.

SHREVEPORT: IT’S THE SPRAWL, STUPID!

OP ED BY JOHN PERKINSInquisitor. Stop the presses! Professor Sadow and I agree on something, and that is a great place to start a discussion. Professor Sadow and I both agree, “no further study is needed” on annexations in Shreveport.

SHOULD YOU ADOPT A PET FROM CADDO PARISH?

By: JOHN-PAUL YOUNG CADDO COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 4Lots of folks love animals, cats, dogs, parrots, ferrets, etc. Some love cuddly puppies and kittens than make messes inside and chew up the couch and grow up too fast.

SUCCESSFUL FIRST MEETING FOR NORTH BOSSIER LUNCHEON

By: MICHAEL THOMAS MTAJOURNO@TUTANOTA.COMOn Tuesday, the 11th of February, the inaugural meeting of the North Bossier Luncheon was held. The event drew more than three dozen people, including several elected officials and prominent persons. Congressman Mike Johnson sent three members of his staff.

SHREVEPORT POLICE OFFICERS FORM NEW UNION

Shreveport police officers have formed a new union.“Back in December we formed a new police union under the international association of police,” said Officer Angie Willhite. “We have an association here.

HANGAR OWNERS SUE SHREVEPORT AIRPORT AUTHORITY

It’s no big surprise if you have followed the ongoing fuss between the hangar owners at both Shreveport airports and the Shreveport Airport Authority that has been ongoing for over two years. A change in the leases for airport hangar owners has, in effect, devalued each hangar.

100 MANUFACTURING JOBS HEADED TO NORTH WEBSTER

Thursday, Gov. John Bel Edwards and E.I. Williams Industries President Jim Williams announced the Canadian company will establish a Louisiana facility to manufacture industrial sound-control equipment in Webster Parish. E.I.
WHAT YOU WILL MISS

WHAT YOU WILL MISS

WHAT YOU WILL MISS

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