This spring has brought rain, rain and more rain. But, there are some really great ways that people are finding
Meet the Bossier native behind The Southern Draw
“People always tell me I have a ‘southern drawl,’” Megan Bowdon, owner and artist of The Southern Draw, explains. “We
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
Parkway High Sophomore shares experience as a military child
New Mexico, Virginia, Georgia and Louisiana—these are all the states that Parkway High sophomore Lauren Klofach-Shepan has lived and she’s
Lovin’ My Job in Bossier: Robin Jones, Bossier Arts Council
A job is best when it doesn’t feel like work. And for Robin Jones, executive director of the Bossier Arts
Sign Your Kiddos Up for These Summer Camps in Bossier
If you are like me, this school year has flown by! I am not really sure where exactly all the
5 Reasons You Should Pay a Visit to Benton
It’s no secret that Benton is booming. With new residential communities, great restaurants and tons of shopping, it is seeing
Bossier Millennial Pro: Libbi Lange, Legacy Elementary
Bossier is home to a growing population of 20- and 30-somethings that will help shape the future. Teachers in Bossier
Looking for some fun in April? Check out these Bossier events
Looking for some April fun? Check out these events in Bossier this month:
Dining in the East Bank showcases tasty local options
From March 18-23, the Shreveport-Bossier Convention and Tourist Bureau (SBCTB) and its partners held their 318 Restaurant Week. This initiative