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Shreveport’s Korner Lounge raising $$ for historical marker
The Korner Lounge at 800 Louisiana Ave. in Shreveport, Louisiana’s second-oldest continuously operating LGBTQ+ bar, has been approved for a state historical marker. BUT the bar has to come up with $3,000 in advance to pay for the plaque and its installation. As of 12:45 p.m. today (Monday, Oct....
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Klipsch Museum fundraiser marks 80 years of speakers, 10 years as nonprofit
The Klipsch Museum of Audio History wrapped up a weekend fundraiser celebrating eight decades of Klipsch speakers.
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Civil rights leader Dave Dennis Sr. returns to Shreveport for Noir & Blanc
Civil rights leader Dave Dennis Sr. is scheduled to speak at the An Evening in Noir & Blanc event on October 30 at the Shreveport Convention Center to support the development of the future Civil Rights Museum.
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Dogtoberfest's costumed canines show off in Shreveport to support Robinson’s Rescue
SHREVEPORT, La. -- Dogs in Halloween costumes, craft beer and bratwurst were all part of the fun Thursday night as Great Raft Brewing hosted Dogtoberfest, a fall-themed event benefiting Robinson’s Rescue. The event welcomed dogs and their owners for an evening of festive fun, with four-legged guests showing off...
shreveportbossieradvocate.com
7 restaurants in Shreveport, Bossier had 3 critical health violations from Sept. 28 to Oct. 4
There were seven restaurants in the Shreveport–Bossier area that had three or more critical health violations during recent inspections from Sept. 28 to Oct. 4. 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.
louisianasportsman.com
Vermilion Bay reefs come alive in November
Speckled trout, redfish and more will fill the cooler. For sportsmen in Louisiana, November brings the first real cooldown that actually feels like fall. The leaves are falling and a lot of fishermen have turned their attention to the woods and hunting camps. But John Hardy of Shreveport has a different plan. He heads for Vermilion Bay.
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Paws to Care: Meet Freya
SHREVEPORT, La. — This week's Paws to Care pet is Freya, an 8-year-old Chihuahua mix searching for a forever family through the Humane Society of Northwest Louisiana. According to Katie Maranto, Freya was rescued after running out of time at Caddo Animal Services and has since become a favorite among volunteers thanks to her sweet personality and calm demeanor.
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westcentralsbest.com
Celebrating the ArkLaTex: Elvis at the Hayride
SHREVEPORT, La. - On the steps of the historic Municipal Auditorium, music history echoes back to October 1954, when a nervous 19-year-old singer with long sideburns and a ducktail hairstyle made a low-key debut that would ultimately transform American pop culture. Before he became the global phenomenon known as the...
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Civil rights leader Dave Dennis Sr. returns to Shreveport for Noir & Blanc
Civil rights leader Dave Dennis Sr. is scheduled to speak at the An Evening in Noir & Blanc event on October 30 at the Shreveport Convention Center to support the development of the future Civil Rights Museum.
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Mayor pushes back on 50 Cent’s claims about Shreveport studio project
SHREVEPORT, La. (KSLA) - Shreveport Mayor Tom Arceneaux says the city has been accommodating to rapper and businessman Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson regarding his G-Unit Film Studios project and says it’s time for Jackson to deliver. “Well, we have been most accommodating to Mr. Jackson from the...
thedailyiberian.com
GW teal tracked from north La. to Saskatchewan and back by Pinola
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... It’s always fascinating to read about the migration exploits of individual ducks packing a transmitter so they can be tracked. Take, for example, the flight of a green-winged teal, one of 103 green-wings that headed north when the biological clock ticked at the right time in February and March. The female green-winged teal was outfitted with a functioning transmitter on Feb. 26 at the Pinola Conservancy Aviary in Shreveport. C26, as the duck was designated in an ongoing research project, departed northwest Louisiana on March 23 and made a nonstop, 26-hour flight to South Dakota.