Here’s an idea that can get you through your workday: Grab some friends and try a local place that offers happy hour specials. It’s a great time to socialize with friends, support local businesses, and end your day with something on your mind other than work. Bossier has great places to check out for happy hours. There are a variety …
The East Bank District has taken off ever since it opened almost two years ago, and now it’s adding another tenant with a Gulf Coast style oyster restaurant and daiquiri bar. The Frozen Pirogue, located at 515 Barksdale Blvd., will feature oysters served up several different ways, appetizers, a large selection of daiquiris and a full bar.
Residents who love getting a peek at homes will have a feast as several Bossier homes will be featured as part of the 2019 Parade of Homes showcase. Hosted by the Home Builders Association of Northwest Louisiana, the 2019 Parade of Homes runs across two weekends, June 22-23 and 29-30, from 1-6 p.m. The Home Builders Association of Northwest Louisiana …
It is summer! That means it’s time for family, friends, fun, and of course, vacation! If you have never used a travel agent before, this year might be the time to give it a shot. Meet Robert Seay from Change of Seaynery in Bossier, an agent who has been in the business of helping families make memories for 8 years.
Bossier has a healthy economy with a variety of opportunities, making it a great place to start and run your own businesses. One of those residents who is her own boss is Heather Frazier. The 44-year-old Bossier native owns her own accounting and bookkeeping firm, Frazier Financial.
A sport that has been sweeping the nation and has even secured itself a seat in the 2020 Olympic Games has arrived in Bossier City. Risen Rock Climbing Gym celebrated their Grand Opening over Easter weekend and is quickly getting the attention of local fun, fitness and family-activity enthusiasts. Kelly Phillips is the founder and executive director of operations at …
The East Bank District in Bossier City may be a progressive space for gathering to have a night out with friends and family, but the former heart of the city has a rich, colorful history.
Delve into the summer season in Bossier because there are plenty of things to do in June. From art to even exploring a new hobby, don’t waste your time trying to beat the heat inside. Journey out and plan your summer accordingly.
Growing up on Scopena Plantation in South Bossier, Peter Lyons loved gathering around the table with his family. He said that mealtime was where they all came together. “We all shared our opinions about everything–good, bad or indifferent. We had an opinion.” This began his love affair with food, and more specifically, his love affair with coffee. He remembers enjoying …
For the Spanish version, click here. By discovering the hidden places that Bossier has to offer, we find ourselves in a small restaurant different to all. Mi Pueblito is located in 1890 Airline Drive, next to the Super One. Laura Monzon and Enrique Ramirez are the owners of this restaurant. The two owners love having a business and they decided …
