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BOSSIER PARISH COURTHOUSE OPENS MONDAY

Doors to the Bossier Parish Courthouse will be open to the public Monday, May 18 at 8 a.m., and precautions will be in place that will follow Gov. John Bel Edwards’ mandates due to concerns over COVOD 19.All agencies in the courthouse will be open under guidelines set to establish personal safety...

PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETURNING TO WORK?

Hopefully local public employees will return to work on Monday May 18.Those that use COVID-19 as excuse to not return to work should be quarantined in their homes until they return to work.They should also be asked how many trips did they/their family members make outside of their homes since March...
WHAT YOU ARE MISSING

WHAT YOU ARE MISSING

WHAT YOU ARE MISSING

New Entry Rules Governmental Plaza New Caddo Commission Clerk New Shreveport Bond Ratings New Consent Decree Attorney New Environmental Court Hearing Officer Pulitzer Prize Winner Jack Dillard Colvin Roberson and much, much more

SHOULD SHREVEPORT PROHIBIT FIREWORKS IN RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS?

That's a question that the Shreveport city council will have on its May 27 agenda.Councilman James Green has introduced an amendment to the city's firework's ordinance that prohibits the discharge, ignition or explosion of fireworks in residential districts.The proposed amendment exempts...

CORRECTION: CAMARA ALSO WILL NOT TO SEEK THE SEAT

Njeri Camara also indicated in her interview that she would not seek the District A position in the Nov. election. Camara is a teacher and it seems  unlikely that she could continue her teaching career and fulfill council duties satisfactorily.Rose McCulloch also pledged to not run for the seat.