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14 restaurants in Caddo, Bossier, DeSoto had 3 critical health violations from Oct. 5-11
There were 14 restaurants in the Shreveport–Bossier area that had three or more critical health violations during recent inspections from Oct. 12 to 18. The Louisiana Department of Health's retail food health inspections dashboard includes a history of each establishment's inspection reports, allowing residents and visitors of Louisiana to make informed decisions as consumers, according to their website. Inspections are a "snapshot" in time and do not always reflect the day-to-day operations and overall condition of an establishment.
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Find Halloween-decorated baked goods available at these 3 bakeries in Shreveport, Bossier
Halloween is right around the corner, and the festivities call for plenty of sweets and treats. Here are three bakeries in Shreveport and Bossier City where you can find decorated cakes, cookies, cupcakes and more for your Halloween celebrations. Lowder Baking Company. For Halloween, Lowder's has decorated cookies and cookie...
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Here are 9 places to find a hearty breakfast in Shreveport, Bossier City. Some serve all day.
This "Fixin' to Eat" story is sponsored by Ochsner LSU Health. If you are looking for a hearty breakfast in Shreveport and Bossier City, here are nine diners and restaurants—old and new—to check out. Gullo's Fresh Produce and Bake Shop. Gullo's serves everything from a country fried steak...
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Top 10 Breakfast Places In North Louisiana Worth Every Mile Of The Drive
Meat pie for breakfast? In one corner of North Louisiana, that’s a real menu item, not a dare. Add Creole hash browns and grits on the side, and suddenly your usual bowl of cereal looks a little embarrassed. Which way do you lean, cornbread waffles or Bananas Foster French...
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Behind the Badge: Cat Rescuer
SHREVEPORT, La. - For Austin Trujillo, helping those in need is more than just a job requirement — it is a lifelong calling that extends to creatures on four legs. Trujillo, a sheriff's deputy, spotted two small kittens running across an interstate off-ramp during a shift last September. With traffic zooming past, Trujillo pulled over and ran into the road to rescue the animals before they could be hit.
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Iconic Shreveport grill with breakfast, lunch brought back to life by former employees
On Wednesday, the Cotton Boll restaurant in Shreveport began serving customers again under new ownership, preserving a past menu and character and enhancing the inside look. Familiar faces are involved. Business partners reviving the beloved diner are Matthew Nelson, Nelson's cousin and head chef Red McGee, and general manager Sarah Yatcko. McGee and Yatcko were both past employees at The Cotton Boll Grill.
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Carousel Coffee brings ministry, good coffee and its own carousel to Shreveport
Carousel Coffee in Shreveport is church-founded, and it aims to combine coffee and ministry to reach the community and provide a space to gather. Riverpark Church owns the coffee shop at 3232 E 70th St., and the park, which is open daily, whether or not there is a sermon, now has Carousel Coffee.
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Shreveport’s oldest gay bar is making history again, and Korner Lounge needs your help
Shreveport’s oldest gay bar has reached another major milestone months after its 75th anniversary— one they hope the community can help make a reality. The Korner Lounge has been approved for a state historical marker that would recognize the bar as a landmark for civil rights in the South. Now, the bar has started a GoFundMe to help raise the $3,000 needed to purchase the plaque and installation.
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This Louisiana Used Bookstore Is Packed With Books, Vinyl Records And Hidden Treasures
Wall-to-wall books, a partial upstairs, and shelves of vinyl records all sit under one roof in Louisiana. That’s a lot of browsing material for a store that looks so low-key from the road. The place also buys books from customers. Bring a stack, and you might leave with something...
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Niema's West African and Caribbean Cuisine opens on Texas Street
The lights were on, and the music was popping on top of the Robinson Film Center. It was the opening celebration, with three days of events, at Niema's West African and Caribbean Cuisine. “This opening felt like a celebration of everything we’ve poured into this journey and everyone who helped us get here,” said owner and Chef Niema DiGrazia. DiGrazia began selling her food at the farmers market, then owned her own food truck, and ran a café inside Sunshine. Now she and her husband, Chef Matthew DiGrazia, have their own restaurant on Texas Street. DiGrazia has seen her dream become a reality. “Every chapter took faith, sacrifice, and hard work,” she said. She wanted to bring the space to life with vibrant colors, warmth, and personality and hired designer Edward Nader, owner of Nader’s Gallery, to help her accomplish the goal. “Edward helped translate that into a space that feels expressive, welcoming and beautiful,” DiGrazia said. “It was wonderful to work with someone who understood my excitement and could bring those ideas to life.” She loves that it feels vibrant and elegant, but still warm enough for people to relax, laugh and enjoy themselves. “When I look around, I
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Shreveport Regional adds a new nonstop flight to its destinations. Find out where it goes.
After 18 years, daily direct flights from Shreveport Regional Airport to Chicago’s bustling O’Hare Airport are back. Not only that, says SHV Marketing & PR Manager Mark Crawford, the departure and return times give travelers a full day if they want to do something fun like fly up for lunch. “Or a day game at Wrigley Field” suggested Regional Air Service Alliance chairman Tim Wilhite.
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The Agora Borealis | 421 Lake St.
Over 300 LOCAL artists represented in this artist marketplace. Even though construction is going on outside there is still plenty to see (and purchase) inside. You might find: pottery 💠 jewelry & accessories 💠 clothing 💠 furniture 💠 original painting, drawings and archival prints 💠 kitchen and bath products 💠 stationery and journals.
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My favorite style kolaches are now available in Shreveport at a new shop on Kings Highway
Finding a dough-wrapped sausage or boudin kolache (pronounced koh-lah-chee) in Shreveport is easy. But I found a new place that makes not only those but also the round style stuffed with fillings that my family loved when we lived in St. Louis. A kolache is a traditional Central European pastry...