Thousands of people filled the CenturyLink Center in Bossier City to near capacity on Thursday, November 14, to see President Donald
Category: Bossier Pride and History
Former Bossier Teacher Recalls Out-of-this-World NASA Experience
Life has paired triumph with tragedy for former Bossier Parish teacher Debo Dykes. From the moment she began teaching, she
First Bomber Out of Barksdale on 9/11 Has Legacy Continued through Daughter
Following the attacks on 9/11, President Bush made the decision that action must be taken. America was to drop bombs
Women Who Made History in Bossier
Helen Keller once said, “When we do the best we can, we never know what miracle is wrought in our
Bossier resident reconnects with pen pal from Finland thanks to social media
All it took was one class writing project and multiple letters to bring together two people that were living almost
Bossier Native Meagan Crews wins the Miss Louisiana crown
On June 22, 2019 Bossier native Meagan Crews was crowned and given the title of Miss Louisiana. Crews is a
Reclaim, Renew, Renest: The Mission of the Renesting Project
In October of 2009, Noel Haacker began dreaming up a project––a project that would eventually change the lives of several
Bossier Homes featured in Parade of Homes Showcase
Residents who love getting a peek at homes will have a feast as several Bossier homes will be featured as
Do you know the history of the East Bank District in Bossier?
The East Bank District in Bossier City may be a progressive space for gathering to have a night out with
Do you know the history of the Dogwood Festival in Plain Dealing?
The dogwood tree blossoms are a symbol of spring in the South, and the tiny town of Plain Dealing played