Summer temps are heating up and what better way to cool down than to enjoy a nice, cold snoball? And yes, there is a difference between a snow cone and a snoball! Snoballs are created with fluffy, fine ice as opposed to a snow cone, which is made with crunchy ice. The snoball’s ice helps absorb more of the syrup …
Summer has arrived in Bossier and there’s no better way to kick it off than an array of events across the area. From food truck festivals and markets to garden tours and reptile shows, there’s something for everyone with these June events in Bossier Parish. Barksdale Market The new South Bossier Barksdale Market is open every Sunday through June 16. …
In May of 2024, the Louisiana Department of Education named Benton High School senior, Zach Cryer, the 2024 Louisiana High School Student of the Year. This is an amazing title to be awarded and for Cryer, it was the evidence of his hard work and leadership that he has shown throughout his time as a student. “The Student of the …
Bossier’s entertainment scene is thriving with live music and good tunes. From intimate setting musical offerings to large-scale concerts, Bossier restaurants and venues offer an array of artists and genres to fulfill all the music-loving souls out there. Add these live music venues in Bossier to your rotation and be sure to wear your dancing shoes! Hurricane Alley LIVE If …
There is true joy in watching an empty or neglected yard transform into a thriving, serene sanctuary just outside your door. BeBossier asked local experts and homeowners the best way to create your own version of Eden. “I always say make sure you know your yard. Sit outside and see how long the sun shines on an area, pay attention …
In 1744 the oldest recorded rules of the sport of golf were published. Since then, golf has been a consistent pastime activity and a sport for all ages. When looking for a place to tee off, consider visiting one of the beautiful courses located right here in our own parish. Check out these golf courses in Bossier: StoneBridge – Bossier …
A couple of the most anticipated times of year for children is the last day of school… and the opening of area swimming pools! It’s time to dig out your swimsuits, beach towels, and snorkels because swimming pools and splash pads across Bossier Parish are gearing up to welcome this year’s visitors. The Bossier Parks and Recreation Department runs two …
On the last Monday of each May, America observes Memorial Day, a tribute to veterans who lost their lives in service. General Ulysses S. Grant presided over the first “flag-in” ceremony in 1868, lowering the U.S. flag to half-staff and placing flags on each grave at Arlington Cemetery. Memorial Day became a national holiday in 1971. Since 2000, many citizens …
As summer draws near, we have excellent reading recommendations to add a little romance to your upcoming vacation plans. Local author Brandy Pelletier knows how to bring the heat to the pages and we aren’t just talking about Louisiana temperatures. But first, who is Brandy Pelletier and what are these books she has poured her heart and soul into? We …
Not that long ago, Alex Devine was in a coma. The future Sun City Elementary first grade teacher and south Bossier native was hospitalized due to complications with COVID-19, unsure what the future held if he survived this brush with mortality. “I thought something good will come out of this,” Alex said defiantly. “I learned that you have to give …
