The Better Business Bureau serving Northeast and Central Louisiana and the Ark-La-Tex elected Carl Bullard, Gateway Tire & Service Centers, as chairman of the board for 2020.

Wellness travel is a hot topic these days. What is it? The Wellness Tourism Association says it’s travel allowing one to maintain, enhance or kickstart a healthy lifestyle while supporting or increasing one’s sense of wellbeing. The definition encompasses any type of tourism where wellness is the primary purpose of a trip.

a traditional neighborhood development on Southern Loop in Shreveport, is being recognized with a 2019 Best in American Living™ Community Award (BALA) from the National Association of Home Builders® (NAHB). In its 36th year, BALA is the building industry’s premier residential design awards program.

The new building, named Redbrook at The Glen, will expand the community’s current amenities to feature walking paths, multiple purpose rooms, two different dining venues, bocce ball courts and a wellness center complete with a spa and salon, indoor...

In its ninth year of operation, 2019 was an abundant year for the Shreveport- Bossier Sports Commission (SBSC). The organization meticulously introduced and reintroduced successful sporting events to Caddo and Bossier Parish that spurred economic development.

The Junior League of Shreveport-Bossier will present the fourth annual 2020 King Cake Classic 5K, 10K and one-mile Kids’ Fun Run on Feb. 8. This event has been incredibly successful and fun each year and captures the local enthusiasm for Mardi Gras.

Elizabeth Schrader has her own way of honoring the woman who witnessed Jesus’ death and resurrection. Schrader is a Duke divinity doctoral candidate whose academic work centers on discovering who the real Mary Magdalene was. On Saturday, Jan. 4, from 10 a.

Ten-year-old Isaiah Roberts’s mom asked a friend last April if she would drive them to ArtBreak because she didn’t have a car. She had heard about the Shreveport Regional Arts Council (SRAC) annual event with hands-on art activities and thousands of pieces of student art filling the Shreveport Convention Center each April.