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Changes being made to delinquent property tax collection
The Bossier Parish Sheriff’s Office has contracted with Archon Information Systems, a New Orleans-based property tax collection business, to handle the collection of delinquent...
Margaritaville sees success in first six months
Six months have passed since Margaritaville opened its doors to an excited Bossier Parish and area visitors.
Taking a step back to reflect on its...
Senator David Vitter running for governor in 2015
After months of speculation, Republican U.S. Sen. David Vitter told supporters he will run for Louisiana governor in 2015.
The announcement came in an email...
Simple Church takes generosity south of the border
The Simple Church has taken their kind hearts and generosity south of the border.
A missions team from the Bossier City-based church hit the road...
BPCC’s Henderson named as finalist for LCTCS president
BATON ROUGE - BPCC Chancellor Dr. Jim Henderson has been named as a top candidate for the System President for the Louisiana Community and...
Two men who robbed businesses in Bossier City found guilty
SHREVEPORT – United States Attorney Stephanie A. Finley announced that a federal jury found Myles W. Robinson, 20, and Halston M. Smith, 22, both...
Parish crime dropped last year
The 2013 crime statistics for the Bossier Parish Sheriff’s Office shows a slight decrease in crime.
There were a total of 898 major crimes in...
Bond pleads not guilty in wife’s murder
A Bossier City man accused of killing his wife and leaving her charred remains at a site in Webster Parish pled not guilty on...
DA gives money to BSO
The Bossier/Webster District Attorney’s Office presented a this week to the Bossier Sheriff’s Office in the amount of $11,408.21 as part of an asset...
Provision to protect programs with voluntary religious activities included in funding bill
WASHINGTON – A provision authored by U.S. Senator Mary L. Landrieu, D-La., to protect programs, like the Young Marines in Bossier City, that permit...
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