AIRPORT HANGARS REDUCED IN VALUE 60%

Owners of hangars at the Shreveport Downtown Airport have been told that the actions taken by the Shreveport Airport Authority (SAA) have significantly dropped the value of their property.According to a letter sent in December by Bossier Parish Tax Assessor Bobby Edmiston, he has taken the position...

IF YOU CAN'T AFFORD THE RIDE, STOP KICKING THE TIRES (A CROSS BAYOU FAIRY TALE)

THIS IS A TRUE STORY--ONLY THE NAMES HAVE BEEN CHANGED TO PROTECT THE FOOLISH "Big Dreamer had always wanted a Corvette--all his life. It started when he was 10 years old and he put together model cars. He had 10 different Corvettes.

WHAT YOU WILL MISS

And much, much  more in the new issue of The InquisitorIt will be online for subscribers today (Thursday)— In retail establishments tomorrow (Friday) early am. Dropped in mail for delivery by FridaySubscription information at theinquisitor.com

GATEWAY RESPONDS TO QUESTIONS FROM SHREVEPORT COUNCILMAN JOHN NICKELSON

CADDO ALLIANCE NEEDS TO GET IN TOUCH WITH REALITY

The Caddo Alliance for Freedom has bombarded the Caddo Commission with complaints about the Unified Development Code (UDC). Many of their concerns are valid. The prohibitions against boats, 4 wheelers and RVS that can be observed from the street are not congruent with the parish lifestyle.

ARCHITECT OF AMAZON'S ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES SPEAKS AT TOP EVENT

EXCLUSIVE: CROSS BAYOU FACTS AND PHOTOS

The Inquisitor has published more than 20 pages of factual information and pictures on the proposed Cross Bayou Development along with a memorandum from an assistant city attorney to the city council identifying many legal issues.

SETTLE SUES FOR INTERPRETATION OF HOW CROSS BAYOU FUNDS CAN BE SPENT

John Settle, the owner/publisher/editor of The Inquisitor, filed a suit in Caddo district court on Monday, Jan. 14, dealing with the Cross Bayou bond money.Specifically, Settle is asking the court to determine if the remaining $2.8 million of unspent funds from the 1996 Riverfront Park Extension...

CADDO ALLIANCE FOR FREEDOM TACKLES CADDO COMMISSION

When 300 or so angry citizens show up at a meeting of the Caddo Commission, fireworks can be expected. And those in attendance were not disappointed.A city fire marshal cleared the government chambers of all who could not find seats.

DOES SHREVEPORT NEED MORE PUBLIC PARKS?

Shreveport has 63 parks that are maintained by SPAR. These encompass approximately 2900 plus acres. The maintenance costs for personnel including benefits exceeds $2.5 million annually. Shreveport's population has been decreasing for several years.