SPOA PRESIDENT MICHAEL E. CARTER LETTER

$4.6 MILLION SPENT ON EXPO HALL AND NO PROGRESS ON ITS INTENDED USE

The sales pitch was to host regional basketball. pickleball and volleyball and other sports events for travel sport teams.

HAS TOWN OF GRAMBLING VIOLATED LOUISIANA LAW BY PAYING ATTORNEY RON LATTIER $117,000?

The response to a  public records request to the Town of  Grambling reveals that Shreveport attorney Ron Lattier has been paid a monthly retainer of $6,500 since April of last year.

ALL BUT ONE SALES TAXING ENTITY DOWN

By: Ken Krefft • Contributing ColumnistThe City of Shreveport deposited 1.5% more in October than a year ago.

$4.6 MILLION SPENT ON EXPO HALL AND NO PROGRESS ON ITS INTENDED USE

The sales pitch was to host regional basketball. pickleball and volleyball and other sports events for travel sport teams.

HE WON, AND HE IS MY PRESIDENT BECAUSE I AM AN AMERICAN

By: Prentiss Smith • Contributing ColumnistImmediately after the election, I appeared on a popular morning radio show, and I was surrounded by Republicans who were very happy. I understood their joy, because we always like it when we win, and we hate it when we lose. That’s just the way it is.

IT’S TIME FOR SHREVEPORT TO MOVE ABO OFFICE OUT OF SHREVEPORT POLICE DEPARTMENT

It’s been a source of complaints for many months.It is currently understaffed.It's often not open during the posted hours of operation.It’s not wanted by SPD Chief Wayne Smith.All these factual statements apply to Shreveport's ABO office.Its  located at the old city hall building which now houses...

HAS TOWN OF GRAMBLING VIOLATED LOUISIANA LAW BY PAYING ATTORNEY RON LATTIER $117,000?

The response to a  public records request to the Town of  Grambling reveals that Shreveport attorney Ron Lattier has been paid a monthly retainer of $6,500 since April of last year.

FREE LECTURE SERIES “SHREVEPORT FORWARD: A COMMUNITY VISION FOR GROWTH AND IDENTITY” TO INSPIRE COMMUNITY TRANSFORMATION

The Shreveport community is invited to join the inaugural event of a new lecture series, “Shreveport Forward: A Community Vision for Growth and Identity,” aimed at rethinking the city’s identity and exploring a shared vision for its future.

BIG MEETING OF SHREVEPORT COUNCIL'S PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE TOMORROW

The Public Safety Committee (PSC) of the Shreveport City Council is chaired by councilman Gary Brooks.