SIGN RULES FOR POLITICAL CANDIDATES

It’s that time....political signs are sprouting up like weeds.Problem is weeds can grow anywhere. Yard signs are not supposed to be everywhere.If candidates want to be elected, they should follow the rules on signs.

YOUR CHILDREN WILL BE SAFE SHOPPING AT SHREVEPORT GROCERY STORES

For the thousands of parents losing sleep over possible evils in Shreveport grocery stores, there is good news. They can now rest at night.They may still have concerns over back packs, excessive heat, school lunches, and bus schedules.

WHO WILL SUPPORT THE SHREVEPORT BOND PROPOSITIONS?

Now that the Shreveport city council has voted to place bond propositions on the Nov. ballot, the question will be who will support the bond package.

SHREVEPORT CADDO MPC BOARD

Theron Jackson resigned from the Shreveport Caddo Metropolitan Planning Commission (MPC) board last week. That leaves 8 members.The Caddo Commission will select a replacement for Jackson. This could be at the Aug. 22 meeting. The chart below has information on all the board members.

RUMORS OF RECALL ELECTION ON COUNCIL MEMBERS??

Maybe it’s the hot , hot weather.

COMMISSION CANDIDATE DAVID VOTED OUTSIDE DISTRICT FOR MAYOR

Political races always bring out the gossip mongers, and especially in today’s world of social media.Candidates suddenly realize that by qualifying for public office that have , in effect, invited the world to look at their personal lives as much as their qualifications.It just goes with the...

SHREVEPORT CITY COUNCIL TO DECIDE BOND PACKAGE TUESDAY

The much discussed–and cussed–proposed bond package will be decided by the Shreveport city council at its Tues.

WILL SHREVEPORT COUNCIL LET VOTERS DECIDE BOND ISSUE?

Seriously...voters decide whether to pass a bond issue. Or more particularly, what parts of a proposed bond issue to approve.

THERON JACKSON OFFICIALLY RESIGNS FROM MPC

At the July meeting of the Shreveport Caddo Metropolitan Planning Commission (MPC) Theron Jackson announced that it was his last meeting.

THE PROPOSED BOND PACKAGE: THE ROLE OF THE SHREVEPORT CITIZENS BOND COMMITTEE, THE MAYOR AND THE COUNCIL

Goodness, before critics of the proposed $220 million bond issue tar and feather Shreveport mayor Adrian Perkins, perhaps they should review the definition of "proposed".They also may want to recall—or perhaps learn—the this package was recommended by the bond committee.