Conventional wisdom has always stressed that a person has a greater chance at success in life if they have received a good education. That’s especially true if one desires a career in a profession that requires certifications, degrees and doctorates. But for many people, going to college can be an intimidating challenge, especially if they didn’t excel academically in high …
What was once old, outdated, and ignored by most people is now shiny, brand new and will have a grand opening Saturday, November 25th as “Old Downtown Bossier” is now the “New East Bank District and Plaza”. There’s going to be a celebration featuring live entertainment, food trucks, craft beers, artist popups, children’s activities and more. Pam Glorioso, Chief Administrative …
Ask any school-aged child what they like most about school and they’re likely to say “recess”. It’s a fact that any time away from boring classwork is something all kids like. But thanks to CHRISTUS Shreveport-Bossier Health System, seven northwest parish school systems including Bossier’s have GoNoodle Plus, a unique program that brings a little bit of recess fun in …
Drive a little down Highway 71-South in Bossier Parish and you’ll come to a small community known as Elm Grove. It’s a country-like setting that is just minutes away from Bossier City yet seems far from the faster-paced feel of the Shreveport-Bossier metro area. Head east on highway 527 and in less than 5 minutes, you’ll come upon Faith Farms …
“To get any fresher than this, you’d have to go pick it yourself!” is the response you’re likely to hear from any vendor at the Fall Farmers Market in Benton, Louisiana. Each Sunday in October, the Simpson Street Park in downtown Benton is the place for local growers to sell the vegetables and fruits of their labors going on four …
Above, Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress. Photo Credit: Michael Barera The Barksdale Global Power Museum is home to one of the best collections of historic military aircraft and artifacts ranging from World War I to the modern age of aerial bombardment. In a sense, the museum and adjoining airpark is something of a “time machine” in that visiting the museum takes one …
