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downtownshreveport.com
Find it downtown: 509 Market – The Standard – A Good Place to Call Home
509 Market is a commercial build-to-suit opportunity in downtown Shreveport. The first three floors of commercial suites of varying sizes are located in the Standard 509 Apartments at the corner of Texas Street and Market Street. This corner has long been considered the traditional business and geographic heart of downtown Shreveport. Commercial operators in the building benefit from a stable customer base from the 72 luxury apartments within the building.
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westcentralsbest.com
Social Security recipients to see 3.6% benefit increase in 2027
SHREVEPORT, La. — Millions of Americans receiving Social Security benefits will see a larger monthly check next year following the announcement of a 3.6% cost-of-living adjustment for 2027. During a recent interview, Bill Sweeney, senior vice president of government affairs for AARP, said the increase is designed to help...
shreveportbossieradvocate.com
Owner hopes historic downtown Shreveport building goes from bid to bought
The former home of Arkla Gas and later Centerpoint Energy in downtown Shreveport is hitting the auction block again at the end of this month. A 14-story, 293,917 square foot office building at the corner of Milam and McNeil Streets, is listed by Landmark Commercial Real Estate of Farmington Hills, Michigan. The upcoming auction for 525 Milam St. will be held on the Apex Commercial Exchange auction platform.
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isssource.com
Contractor Dies after LA Mine Incident
A contract worker died last week at the Cyber Square Mine in Shreveport, Louisiana, when he was struck by a front end loader, said officials at the U.S. Department of Labor’s Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA). Antonio Harper, 30, a haul truck driver with just over a year...
shreveportbossieradvocate.com
"Plodding" numbers, $200 oil could tank latest Shreveport, Bossier economic outlook
Dr. Loren Scott readily admits that his recently released Louisiana Economic Outlook makes assumptions about the future. If his gaze into the crystal ball turns out to be wrong, it could affect everything from the rate of growth to capital investment, he told The Shreveport Bossier Advocate on Friday. “The...
westcentralsbest.com
$60 million sports complex at stake as Caddo voters weigh property tax savings
SHREVEPORT, La. -- Caddo Parish voters will decide on Nov. 3 whether to authorize a major borrowing commitment for a proposed sports complex, touted as an economic development centerpiece, or potentially receive a small property tax reduction as existing debt is retired. While property taxes, according to the parish, would...
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I-20 Legacy Site clears major hurdle as demolition moves forward
SHREVEPORT, La. (KSLA) - The following information is provided by North Louisiana Economic Partnership (NLEP):. “North Louisiana Economic Partnership (NLEP) has reached a significant milestone in the transformation of the I-20 Legacy Site, formerly home to the Libbey Glass manufacturing facility at 4302 Jewella Avenue in Shreveport. NLEP’s environmental consultant...
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Local chimney sweep clears the air for fireplace season
FRIERSON, La. — As cooler weather approaches, local homeowners are encouraged to inspect and service their fireplaces and chimneys before lighting the first fire of the season. New Buck Chimney Services -- headquartered in Frierson and serving Shreveport, Bossier City, and surrounding ArkLaTex communities -- provides comprehensive chimney safety...
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shreveportbossieradvocate.com
Local Shreveport, area business leaders honored for accomplishments, moxie
The Junior Achievement Hall of Fame is growing by three. Patrick F. Lukacs, President of Lukacs Interests, Inc.; David R. “Jude” Melville, III, Chairman and CEO of b1BANK; and Mark P. Sealy, President of Sealy & Company, have been named 2026 Laureates. They join a distinguished group. JA...
theadvocate.com
Shreveport staffing firm says AI is already changing the job market
In May, the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas found that 66% of the businesses it surveyed were using artificial intelligence; 26% more than two years earlier. The Fed said that is good and bad, because AI increases worker productivity, but it may also reduce the demand for certain types of labor.