Monday, Jan. 15, 2018
40 under 40 Red Carpet:.
On The Scene
Monday, Oct. 23, 2017
Local pop artist Lauren Ross hosted “A Night of Beauties and Bubbly!”.
Business
Monday, Oct. 9, 2017
The Symphony Guild in conjunction with the Shreveport Symphony Orches tra held an event Sept. 14 to welcome the new season, introduce the 20th annual Symphony Shopper's Card, raise further awareness of symphony activities and seek membership opportunities for the guild.
Business
Monday, Sept. 25, 2017
She wants to speak to Connor on the “Dr. Phil Show” to see if his wife and children know what he did. A detective told her he lives in San Jose, Calif., and works for NASA. “It is my desire and dream to meet him face to face,” Ann said. He has not answered her phone calls.
On The Scene
Monday, Sept. 11, 2017
Michael Dexter received the Life Saver Among Us Award at the 11th annual Draw Down for Think First.
On The Scene
Monday, Aug. 28, 2017
Held on Aug. 19 at East Ridge Country Club, seven local priests and Bishop Michael Duca called the games, three in which the bingo was in the shape of a cross. Prizes were restaurant gift cards..
On The Scene
Monday, July 31, 2017
Rhonda and Hank Anderson hosted an engagement party for Kathryn Davis and Morgan Wampold at the Shreveport Club on July 22. They will wed in New Orleans in October. Davis is the daughter of the Rev. Greg and Cynthia Davis.
Breast cancer survivors from across North Louisiana gathered along with family and friends to celebrate life after cancer on July 22 at East Ridge Country Club. Breast cancer survivor Diane Guillot was the guest speaker for the Heroes in Pink-themed event.
Breast cancer survivors from across North Louisiana gathered along with family and friends to celebrate life after cancer on July 22 at East Ridge Country Club. Breast cancer survivor Diane Guillot was the guest speaker for the Heroes in Pink-themed event.
Business
Monday, July 17, 2017
Twenty-one men, 10 hours of labor, a large number of vehicles, almost one helicopter and 30 hamburgers and fries. That’s what it took to help excavate what is believed to be the biggest intact Indian dugout in North America found by Jeanna Bradley and Robert Cornett of Hosston on the bank of Red River near Belcher.
