Bossier Parish Schools is being nationally recognized for its visionary way to reach parents, teachers, and staff with important updates and topics. Its video podcast “On the Record with Bossier Schools,” or OTR for short, is the recipient of the 2025 Publications and Digital Media Excellence Award from the National School Public Relations Association. The brainchild of Superintendent Jason Rowland, …
In a place where sweet tea reigns supreme and coffee shops come standard, one local entrepreneur is shaking things up with unique concoctions. Bottoms Up Beverage Boutique in Benton has stirred up a flavorful buzz in its first year, blending small-town charm with big-time creativity. What started as a mobile bartending side hustle quickly bubbled over into something more. Owner …
Eating gluten-free in Bossier City is getting easier! Whether you’re managing celiac disease, a gluten intolerance, or simply making mindful dietary choices, gluten-free options are becoming more accessible across the city. Gluten is a protein found in wheat, barley, and rye, and eliminating it can help ease digestive issues and boost overall wellness for many people. Two standout local spots …
The world’s most popular sport has landed in Bossier, bringing with it a wave of talent on the brink of the professional ranks through the Red River Raiders Football Club. In its inaugural season, Red River FC has taken to the field in Bossier City, competing in USL League Two (USL2)—a pre-professional league that develops college-aged athletes who are on …
It’s hot outside, but these July events in Bossier Parish are even hotter! Fun awaits all ages with free activities, Independence Day celebrations, sports, concerts, and more. Celebrate the summer with the following events in Bossier: Free Bowling With school out for the summer, there are opportunities to get the kids active for free. Surge Entertainment is offering free bowling …
Blog by Emma Pledger A new supermarket has just launched for a soft opening in Benton and it’s bringing all the flavors from East Asia to the local community. Hong Kong Asian Market, a vision put together by two brothers, offers more than just groceries–it shares culture, purpose, and a personal passion. Zengxing Dong, one of the brilliant minds behind …
Local business and community leaders are joining forces to transform how Bossier residents live, work, and play. The Bossier Innovates Foundation is partnering with the Bossier Chamber of Commerce’s Community Sustainability Committee to elevate the quality of life across Bossier Parish. “Our mission is to drive economic, educational, and entrepreneurial growth in the region,” said Sean Green, chair of the …
Located at 2750 Shed Road Suite D1, dreams are being brought to reality at The Drēm Hub. For 2 years this entrepreneurship incubator has been helping business owners launch their business. There are currently 6 businesses located within The Drēm Hub. The woman behind the operation is Kyla Benjamin, affectionately known as CoachK. She provides the businesses a space to …
June is a powerful time for reflection and celebration. Juneteenth, combining “June” and “nineteenth,” marks June 19, 1865, when Union General Gordon Granger arrived in Galveston, Texas, to proclaim freedom for the last enslaved people in Confederate territory, fulfilling the promise of Lincoln’s 1863 Emancipation Proclamation. Although Texans began celebrating as early as 1866, Juneteenth didn’t become a federally recognized holiday …
There’s nothing more quintessentially Louisiana than Mardi Gras — the vibrant, time-honored celebration of joy, culture, and community that precedes a season of fasting and reflection. While this tradition has deep roots in South Louisiana, northwest Louisiana has embraced its own Mardi Gras spirit for nearly four decades, thanks in large part to the Krewe of Gemini. Founded in 1989, …
