WSJ REPORTS ON DATA CENTER WORKERS

The Monday (Sept. 21) issue of the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) included a story titled “What It’s Like to Work in a Data Center.

MORE NAMES FLOATED AS 2026 SHREVEPORT MAYORAL CANDIDATES

Goodness, the mayoral announcement of Stormy Gage-Watts has suddenly opened the floodgates for hot stove talk about mayoral hopefuls. It’s early for the turkeys to arrive, but then all the holidays are promoted much sooner these days. Now another person has jumped into the mayoral frying pan.

RESIDENCY, NOT DOMICILE, REQUIRED TO RUN FOR SHREVEPORT MAYOR

The Charter for the City of Shreveport has only two requirements to qualify for the office of mayor. The first is that the person must be a registered voter in Shreveport at the time of qualifying. The second is that the person is a “resident” of Shreveport at the time of qualifying.

THE REALITIES OF STORMY GAGE-WATTS BID FOR SHREVEPORT MAYOR

The announcement by Caddo Commissioner Stormy Gage-Watts  (SGW) that she will run for Shreveport mayor next year was not a total surprise. For those that have followed her role as Commission president this year, it was obvious that she had further political ambitions.

HOW DOES “AI” AFFECT YOUR DAILY LIFE

AI…it’s the new buzz acronym. For those readers who have been living in a cave for the past few years, AI means artificial intelligence. For those of us who are computer challenged, AI is the last thing one wants to tackle, be involved in, or even contemplate.

SUMMARY OF BOSSIER CHAMBER’S STATE OF COMMUNITY REPORT

The Bossier Chamber presented its 2025 State of Community Report to a sold-out crowd yesterday. This annual report provides valuable economic information on several sectors. Healthcare: 1.  Caddo-Bossier healthcare employees represent 21% of the local employment 2.
Bossier Limits Donations To Non-Governmental Organizations

Bossier Limits Donations To Non-Governmental Organizations

Bossier Limits Donations To Non-Governmental Organizations

By Emilee Calametti | The Center Square  The Bossier City Council voted to limit donations with taxpayer funds to any non-governmental organizations, which include charitable, civic, cultural and educational organizations.