SPD CHIEF REPORTS CALLS FOR SERVICE DOWN

On Monday (Sept. 21) Shreveport Police Chief Wayne Smith gave his monthly crime report on calls for service to the Shreveport City Council comparing year to date with Sept. 21, 2025. Here are the calls for service: 1. Felonies   Down 13% 2. Vehicle thefts   Down 14% 3.
WHAT YOU WILL MISS

WHAT YOU WILL MISS

WHAT YOU WILL MISS

Jack Dillard ... Being Jack Liz Swaine ... Cross Bayou Rickey Hall... Cross Bayou Jeff Sadow ... City Insurance Prentiss Smith... 2020 Census Jeff Gauger... Being Naughty 4 page Independence Bowl Pullout Economic Development, Growth, and Disparity SPD Scholarship Foster Campbell ...

CADDO COMMISSION TO SELECT CLERK DECEMBER 21

Mark it down! The Caddo Commission will play Santa Claus to one lucky job applicant four days before Christmas! To the chagrin of several commissioners, a good part of Sat. Dec. 21 will be spent by the commission interviewing to select the commission’s next clerk. This position becomes open on Jan.

CROSS BAYOU: QUESTIONS FROM INQUISITOR READERS

The December 6 issues of The Inquisitor had a special 8-page section on the proposed Cross Bayou Point development. The current (December 13) issue has a 6-page special section. Here are questions submitted by readers and more are invited. Hopefully these will be answered by the developers.

MAYOR ANNOUNCES NEW COMMISSION ON RACE

At the Tuesday, December 10, city council meeting, Shreveport mayor Adrian Perkins announced the formation of the Shreveport Commission on Race Shreveport councilman Willie Bradford, Adrienne Critcher and LSUS Chancellor Larry Clark make up the initial advisory committee.
SNEAK PEEK!

SNEAK PEEK!

SNEAK PEEK!

This is the cover of The Inquisitor December 13th issue. The new issue will be online for subscribers NLT 8 p.m. Thursday— In retail establishments Friday early am. Dropped in mail for delivery by Friday Subscription information at theinquisitor.com

BENTON TIGERS DANCE LINE AND CHEER STAR IN MACY’S PARADE

SUBMITTED BY: SONJA BAILES BOSSIER SCHOOLS PUBLIC RELATIONS LIAISONWhen America tuned in for the 93rd Annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in the heart of New York City, more than two dozen Benton High cheerleaders and dancers commanded center stage and dazzled spectators with two performances.

SALVATION ARMY SPREADS THANKSGIVING CHEER

More than a thousand people benefitted from the generosity of The Salvation Army at the organization’s Thanksgiving Day dinner last week.Scott McCloud, community relations coordinator for the Salvation Army, said, “This is our one day we open the doors to the community.

CADDO COMMISSION TO SELECT CLERK DECEMBER 21

Mark it down! The Caddo Commission will play Santa Claus to one lucky job applicant four days before Christmas!To the chagrin of several commissioners, a good part of Sat. Dec. 21 will be spent by the commission interviewing to select the commission’s next clerk. This position becomes open on Jan.

COMMISSION AND COUNCIL WRAPPING UP ANOTHER YEAR

You know its almost the end of another year when the Caddo Commission and the Shreveport city council adopt their budgets for the next year. The Commission voted on the 2020 budget on Thursday, Dec. 5.The Council must approve the 2020 budget by Dec. 16.
SNEAK PEEK!!

SNEAK PEEK!!

SNEAK PEEK!!

This is the cover of The Inquisitor December 6th issue.The new issue will be online for subscribers NLT 8 p.m. Thursday— In retail establishments Friday early am. Dropped in mail for delivery by FridaySubscription information at theinquisitor.com