Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month is a time to celebrate the cultures, stories, and contributions of AAPI individuals across the country. Here in Bossier City, local businesses continue to make a lasting impact on the community through hard work, passion, and dedication. Two businesses helping shape the local culture and economy are Crispy Donuts and The Nail Den. …
The serious nature of military service may seem worlds apart from the creativity of the arts. But for one Barksdale Air Force Base Airman, the two are not opposites; they are two sides of the same coin. Conrad Sedlak is both a mechanic in the U.S. Air Force and a sculptor who practices and teaches at Magnolia Mudroom in Bossier …
If you’re craving something sweet, creamy, and a little playful, the bubble tea, or boba tea, might be exactly what you need. Part drink, part snack, and fully customizable, this global favorite has found a growing fan base in Bossier City, where several local spots are serving up their own delicious takes on the trend. Bubble tea typically starts with …
Nestled on Kingston Road in North Bossier is The Clayground, where their goal is to help you create not only beautiful pieces but memories and ways to relax and connect with the community. Tessa Hall and her husband, Chris, opened their first Clayground location in Shreveport on May 3, 2023. Since then, they’ve had demand to be neighborhood-oriented, and they’ve …
As Mother’s Day approaches, many are looking for meaningful ways to celebrate the women who give so much of themselves every day. In Bossier Parish, two local women-owned businesses are creating intentional spaces where mothers can relax, reset, and feel truly appreciated: Skin Sanctuary and Face2FaceBeat. Skin Sanctuary: Where Relaxation Meets Results At Skin Sanctuary, the business’s foundation is deeply …
May in Bossier Parish brings a lively mix of family-friendly activities and experiences that showcase the variety for residents and visitors. From comedy events and concerts to arena football and everything in between, there’s something for everyone this month. Whether you’re looking to connect with neighbors or discover a new tradition, May is a great time to enjoy what Bossier …
Just beyond local familiar spots, Bossier Parish is full of hidden gems waiting to be discovered. From off-the-beaten-path restaurants to tucked-away outdoor escapes, there’s more than meets the eye. Whether you’re a longtime resident or just passing through, these under-the-radar favorites offer a fresh way to experience life in Bossier. Street Car Station Snoballs and The Swamp Arena Streetcar Station, …
Moving to a new city can feel overwhelming, but the good news is that Bossier City has plenty of local favorites that quickly make you feel right at home. From lively outdoor entertainment to must-try restaurants and unique experiences, there are a few places that locals consider true staples. Hurricane Alley: The Heart of Outdoor Entertainment If you ask locals …
Bossier High School advanced math teacher Cil Guerrero is called the backbone of the school and was recently named Bossier Schools’ Gold Star for her efforts to support the school inside and outside the classroom. Her history with Bossier High began in 2003, when she says God put it on her heart to teach at the school, and she fell …
Bossier City’s dining scene just heated up with the addition of Gogiya Korean BBQ. Located on Benton Road, meals don’t only arrive at your table; they come to life right in front of you. It’s an experience built around fresh ingredients, bold flavors, and shared dining that turns a simple meal out into a memorable experience. Gogiya is introducing many …
