Excessive rain sidelined last year’s Parade home, but Jim Fine Custom Homes ensured the foundation for this year’s home was poured and the house completed in less than five months – despite the rain. Fine credits his dedicated subcontractors for their efficiency and remarkable work.

When two of the sharpest business minds in town join forces, you can expect the perfect combination of fashion and style. Shreveport will have to look no further for such a collaboration when Joseph Guin, opens his latest venture – Joseph Guin Barber next to John Pickens Custom Clothiers this August.

“Our [mission] is being able to take our clients ideas and work with what they have to create something that they want and I think that is part of the biggest thing with custom furniture,” Easley said.