She graduated from Caddo Magnet High School in 1994 and earned her bachelor’s degree from Northwestern State University in 1999. Connie is a senior administrative assistant at JPMorgan Chase, supporting three executive directors and assisting 49 retail branches and 400 employees.

ShrevePride’s Q-Prom is ready to set sail and “Seas Shreveport” for a cruise-themed adventure. Everyone is invited to join this second-chance prom experience with ShrevePride on Saturday, June 24, from 7 p.m. - 12 a.m. at Artspace in downtown Shreveport.

has completed a $7 million “break ground” capital campaign to begin construction on its new tournament-grade Youth Baseball and Softball Complex. The YMCA will continue to raise monies to reach the final project number. The capital campaign is a community-wide effort.

Each year the Business Development Connection of the Greater Shreveport Chamber celebrates outstanding business owners and professionals who are making a difference in our community through the Minority Business Opportunity Awards, presented by Willis-Knighton Health System.

Azur Medi Spa, LLC is a medical spa owned by Dr. Debbie Chandler and is located in Shreveport, La., in the South Highlands neighborhood. Launched in June 2022, Azur offers the latest non-invasive medical equipment and newest technology within the most inviting and relaxing atmosphere for people seeking to look and feel better.

(colorized by us) of the beautiful mirror that hung on the wall! The Mirror sat at 981 Louisiana Ave. right down from Union Station. Johnny Wessler (a guy that knows a lot about this area’s history) commented, “The Mirror Steakhouse on Louisiana Avenue moved to the Mirror Steakhouse on Highland.

Carla Buntyn is a Shreveport native. She received her Bachelor of Business Management with a minor in business administration, a Master of Human Services, and a Ph.D. in criminal justice. Carla identified the urgency of needs for individuals who desired a second chance at success in the community and, in 2013, founded Compassion for Lives.

There is no easy or difficult; only status quo and change. For far too long, the status quo for Caddo schools has been a managed decline of an aging and bloated footprint. Despite periodic and painful decommissioning of campuses, most recently EB Williams Stoner Hill Elementary, we’re still oversized by approximately 30%.