About 4 years ago, Timora (Tim) Sith hit a block in his life. He was living in Houston at the
Category: Bossier Pride and History
Ed’s Emporium Owner Gives Over a Thousand Glass Hearts to Frontline Workers
“Please take a glass heart. It was made in appreciation for your commitment to the safety of others. It can
5 Ways to Stay Connected With Your Loved Ones During Social Distancing
The spread of COVID-19 has spurred a series of major changes in day-to-day life. Social Distancing policies meant to flatten
Bossier Woman Starts Sew You Care, Group Produces More Than 5,000 Facemasks
“Every time somebody asks me how I’m doing I always tell them, ‘Hanging in there.’ What I really mean is,
BPCC’s ‘Beyond Duty’ Art Show Focuses on the Veteran Experience
Art can convey complex emotions and intense experiences without saying a word. The 21 works contributed by 13 artists at
Residents and Business Leaders Stay Informed Through North Bossier Luncheon
The residents and business leaders in north Bossier now have a new, informal way to stay in touch with leaders
LHSAA State Wrestling Championships Return to Bossier City
For the fifth consecutive year, the LHSAA State Wrestling Championships will be hosted in Bossier City at the CenturyLink Center.
A Perfect Match: K9 Karma Helps Purple Heart Veteran Find Service Dog
Cody Dollmann, an Army veteran of two Afghanistan deployments, suffered a traumatic brain injury when his vehicle hit the last
These Places in Bossier Can Help Make Your New Year’s Resolutions Stick!
Year after year we vow to lose weight, exercise, save money, manage stress and the list goes on and on.
Bossier Woman Creates Holiday Cheer With Christmas Lights Display
Driving down Airline Drive during December takes patience but if you travel north enough, a beautiful residential light show is