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Monday, June 17, 2019

High Marks for Praise Academy

By Scott "Scooter" Anderson
Astroll through the 1400 block of Yale Avenue in the Allendale neighborhood reveals the Jewish and Italian roots of one of Shreveport’s first suburbs. The area is full of history, like the Jewish cemetery and the row houses of days gone by. Today, the neighborhood is full of so much more.
Community
Monday, June 3, 2019

Under the Hood And at the Easel

By Scott "Scooter" Anderson
“I went to school at J.S. Clark,” he said. “I had a dream one night of going to prison, but it being like school. When you dream of a place, you see it from above looking down on it. I saw a place with a fence around it with dorms. I didn’t know it was a prison in the dream.
Business
Tuesday, May 7, 2019

Entertainment Job Creation Program

By Scott "Scooter" Anderson
Asteri is a digital content creator and largescale testing solution provider. Company President Marcus Morton said Asteri will expand its staff of 27 by at least five employees. The new jobs will come with an average salary of $58,200, plus benefits..
Community
Tuesday, April 23, 2019

Speakeasy to Come Back to Life

By Scott "Scooter" Anderson
Doctors Andrew Larson, a local anesthesiologist, and his wife, Lindsey Pennington, a plastic surgeon, bought the former Arlington Hotel at auction. The centerpiece of their plans is the Every Man a King distillery. The Shreveport Metropolitan Planning Commission unanimously approved a Special Use permit for the property at its meeting April 3.
Community
Tuesday, April 9, 2019

Cross Bayou Point Development

By Scott "Scooter" Anderson
A new plan to develop the Cross Bayou area north of downtown Shreveport has emerged. The plan is the vision of Larry English and the Gateway Development Consortium. Long-range plans for the 63-acre development project include new facilities for parish and municipal government entities, housing and a multi-use sports complex.
Community
Tuesday, March 26, 2019

Transparency and Accountability

By Scott "Scooter" Anderson
“I chose Keith to serve at the city’s first chief technology officer because he is uniquely qualified,” Perkins said. “His technological expertise coupled with his business background enables him to cut costs while bringing Shreveport into the 21st century.
Community
Tuesday, March 26, 2019

The Standard At 509

By Scott "Scooter" Anderson
“For the longest time, people kept hearing that we’re opening, and it had to be delayed because the construction needs to be done properly,” Fulfer said. “Finally, we have a real move-in date. Some people jumped on it immediately the day it was available.
Community
Tuesday, March 12, 2019

Synergy Space

By Scott "Scooter" Anderson
The building already is home to Red River Brewing, Fat Calf Boucherie, Smith Family Farms, Colonial Life Insurance and the Communications Workers of America. Owner Ronnie Remedies said more space is available for rent in the 50,000-squarefoot building.
Community
Tuesday, March 12, 2019

Bustling Texas Street

By Scott "Scooter" Anderson
But Lofts at 624 Texas is more than an apartment building. It is a mixed-use facility. In addition to the 47 residential spaces on the third through seventh floors, the building has several commercial tenants as well. The second floor features office space, and the first floor features retail space, including Rhino Coffee and Seasons Salon and Events.

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