Imagine it’s Thanksgiving, eighty years ago. It’s 1944 and World War II had been widely predicted fromauthoritative sources to be over by Thanksgiving, certainly in Europe. Instead, American troops were …
Haughton Middle School Assistant Principal Ashley Sanchez has something in common with thefictional character of Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz. They both say “There’s no place like home.” Sanchez …
An aspiring veterinarian who is learning to speak Japanese; a sports enthusiast and dancer who also performs with theShreveport Little Theater; and a cheerleader and Red Jacket who has a …
Looking straight at me and my coworker Sarah-Elizabeth Gundlach, Ms. LaRue Parker, the tribal chair of the Caddo Nation of Oklahoma, asked us how we would feel if someone dug …
Bossier Schools Superintendent Jason Rowland descended on the doorsteps of three campuses today tosurprise administrators with the news they will represent the district as its 2025-26 Principals of the Year …
How perfectly timed is National Game and Puzzle Week that it coincides with Thanksgiving week? Familyand friends have gathered together for the holiday, so why not break out the boardgames …
Bossier Parish Community College (BPCC) is excited to announce the recipients of scholarships funded by Expand Energy’s donation to the BPCC Foundation. This year, 14 students pursuing degrees in Industrial …
With cooler weather finally gracing the region, Bossier City is buzzing with activity, from public safety initiatives to significant infrastructure projects and community events. Police Department Recruitment Success Over the …
The familiar saying “out with the old, in with the new” is probably not something many folks associate with fall or winter. The adage is more likely to conjure visions …
I found it interesting to read this week that Wall Street investors are “conceding that former President Donald Trump will likely win the GOP primary for the 2024 presidential race.” …
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