A new chapter is unfolding for the Bossier Arts Council, one marked by fresh leadership and a new space at the Louisiana Boardwalk, yet still guided by the same passion for enriching the community through the arts. Since opening its doors in 1984, the organization has served as a space for artists, creatives, educators, and appreciators throughout Bossier Parish. While …
Tucked away on Airline Drive in north Bossier City, Raccoon Bend Farms is an urban farm where fresh food, wellness, and community come together. The farm specializes in cultivating 100% organic, chemical-free, and non-GMO heirloom fruits and vegetables. Started by Lee and Alicia DuCote, the owners wanted a community space where visitors can source honest food, learn about holistic health, …
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 …
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 …
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 …
In today’s busy world, balancing work, family, and everyday responsibilities can feel overwhelming. For many households and businesses, laundry is one chore that often gets pushed to the bottom of the to-do list. Fortunately, a local service is stepping in to help. Your Laundry Bestie LLC, a local mom-owned service, offers a convenient laundry pickup and delivery service designed to …
Not long ago, learning to fly often meant enrolling in a college aviation program and leaving home to pursue your dream. Today, thanks to Neu Aviation, aspiring pilots in northwest Louisiana can stay local while their future takes flight. The family- and veteran-owned flight school and aircraft maintenance operation is serving everyone from teenagers just getting started to retirees finally …
March marks Women’s History Month, a time to celebrate the women who shape our communities through creativity, leadership, and determination. From day-to-day operations in the corporate world to owning small businesses, making their mark within the school and medical systems, and even in their own homes, there are so many Bossier Parish women who make things happen and deserve to …
Institutions of the Bossier community came together this Mardi Gras season to connect the local military with the vibrant cultural celebration and spread the holiday spirit. The Krewe of Gemini unveiled its new Military Float for their annual parade, with military personnel from Barksdale Air Force Base invited to roll with them. The invitation to participate in holiday festivities furthers …
