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Texarkana Regional Airport to sell old terminal building to Texarkana College for $10

TEXARKANA, Ark. (KSLA) - Leaders with Texarkana Regional Airport are selling the airport’s old terminal building to Texarkana College for $10 to improve the college’s aviation program. Russell Henderson, interim director for Texarkana Regional Airport, said the sale will affect the surrounding area. “It’s going to revitalize the...

Texarkana, AR · 2d
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Southwestern Bell Building Comes Down

Pictured: Demolition of the north side of building. A portion of the former Southwestern Bell Telephone building in Hope (located at 320 South Main Street across from First Baptist Church), was torn down on Monday, November 9th. EPA Demolition & Construction came from Little Rock to do the job, beginning the task at 8:00 am on Monday morning. According to AT&T, the present owner/operator of the building, the work being done included tearing down the one-third of the building that wasn’t being used. They will rebrick the now exposed wall facing Main Street and continue to use the remainder of the building for current telephone operations. Dial tones, DSL, and all mobile phones all run through this building. They also use a large generator that is connected to the building.

Hope, AR · 3d
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These 7 shopping centers started Louisiana's suburban mall era. In 2026 only some of them are still enclosed malls.

Ground was broken for Shreve City Shopping Center in Shreveport, Louisiana, in November 1958, and the center held its first opening in June 1959. It was suburban shopping of the postwar kind: a large cluster of stores on Shreveport-Barksdale Highway, laid out for people who arrived by car. Shreve City kept building after it opened.

Shreveport, LA · 2d
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Don't miss this estate sale for Margaret Shehee Cole, with George Rodrigue art. See highlights.

Shreveport businesswoman Margaret Shehee Cole's beloved collection of art — including first editions of George Rodrigue's Blue Dog trilogy, furniture, china and crystal will go on sale Friday in an estate sale. Hosted by Estate Pros LLC, the sale will be Nov. 13-14 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m....

Shreveport, LA · 2d
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GE Vernova to boost Shreveport workforce with $34.5M expansion

More manufacturing jobs are coming to Shreveport; these will be at GE Vernova Transformers Shreveport LLC. To meet ‘rising demand,’ GE Vernova plans to invest $34.5 million to expand its Shreveport operations at 7000 Bert Kouns Industrial Loop, adding 175 jobs to its current roster of 637 employees.

Shreveport, LA · 1d

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City-owned Hilton Shreveport hotel generates profits but can't cover construction debt

SHREVEPORT, La. — Nearly 20 years after constructing the Hilton Shreveport, the city-owned operation does not generate sufficient revenue to cover debt payments for its construction bonds, a fact that city officials say won’t change. As a consequence, the hotel’s enterprise fund – a government-owned business accounting fund...

Shreveport, LA · 2d

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Whole Foods Proves Shreveport is Ready for Trader Joe’s, But Will They Ever Come?

Dear Trader Joe’s: Our Packed Whole Foods Parking Lot Proves Shreveport Is Ready

Shreveport, LA · 16h

Realtor.com News & Insights

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Shreveport Inventory Shrinks While Homes Spend More Time on the Market

Shreveport buyers found more time to be choosy as homes spent longer on the market, even as fewer listings were available to choose from.

Shreveport, LA · 22h

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Audit: Missing utility payments, credits to landlord accounts, unauthorized salary increases among Homer findings

HOMER, La. -- An investigative state audit of the Town of Homer found thousands of dollars in missing utility payments, improper credits to a town official’s landlord, unauthorized salary increases and more than $250,000 in unpaid payroll taxes, along with questions about how the mayor authorized more than $1 million in federal pandemic relief spending.

Homer, LA · 2d

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GE Vernova plans Shreveport expansion with state incentives

(The Center Square) – GE Vernova will receive a $300,000 performance-based grant from the state as part of its $34.5 million plan to expand its Shreveport transformer plant and add 175 jobs, the company announced Tuesday. Louisiana Economic Development confirmed it offered the incentive, saying that the company is also expected to participate in the state’s Quality Jobs and Industrial Tax Exemption programs. The grant represents only part of the potential taxpayer cost of supporting the expansion. Neither the organization, referred to as LED, nor the company disclosed the estimated value of the anticipated incentives in their announcements. The releases also did not specify wages for the new jobs or the hiring and investment requirements attached to the grant. The Center Square was unable to independently verify the total public cost on Tuesday. No response has been received from GE Vernova to questions about wages, incentive values, and performance requirements. LED said the project would retain 637 existing positions. “Electricity demand is growing, and transformers are part of the critical grid equipment essential to delivering the power our customers and modern economies depend on,” said Philippe Piron, CEO of GE Vernova’s Electrification segment. According to LED, the expansion at 7000

Shreveport, LA · 1d

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Quitman High School Students Visit Bienville Lumber Company

In celebration of Manufacturing Month, Bienville Lumber Company, LLC was proud to welcome students from Quitman High School for a firsthand look at careers in the lumber industry! The joint venture of Hunt Forest Products and Tolko, Bienville Lumber is a state-of-the-art sawmill located in Taylor, LA, that produces Southern Yellow Pine lumber in a variety of lengths and grades.

Taylor, LA · 3d

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City-owned Hilton Shreveport hotel generates profits but can't cover construction debt

SHREVEPORT, La. — Nearly 20 years after constructing the Hilton Shreveport, the city-owned operation does not generate sufficient revenue to cover debt payments for its construction bonds, a fact that city officials say won’t change. As a consequence, the hotel’s enterprise fund – a government-owned business accounting fund...

Shreveport, LA · 2d

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The Power of Independent Pharmacy

Independent pharmacies aren’t usually the headline story. They are there quietly running in the background, keeping their communities going. They're the pharmacist who stays late to fill a script, the tech who knows the backstory of everyone in town, the delivery driver who remembers the dog’s favorite treat.

Shreveport, LA · 5d

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Economic development expands with new hires at north Louisiana's NLEP

As economic development continues to grow across north Louisiana, so is North Louisiana Economic Development Partnership's staff. NLEP has recently welcomed Tory McCoy, an Economic Development Specialist, and Phillip Summers as Director of Workforce Initiatives. Summers is a Shreveport native and will lead efforts to connect north Louisiana employers to...

Louisiana · 5d

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CapturePoint Wants 75 Acres Near Fryeburg for 125-Mile CO2 Pipeline

CapturePoint has asked Louisiana's Department of Conservation and Energy for permission to build and operate a 125-mile carbon dioxide pipeline that could cut across seven northwest Louisiana parishes, and the company is already seeking a right-of-way on 75 acres of a small Bienville Parish tree farm owned by Larry Garrett and his brother. A public hearing on the request is set for November 17 in Baton Rouge, and Garrett says he plans to be there even though he worries he cannot afford a lawyer to represent him.

Louisiana · 5d

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Get Lost in Retail Therapy: Discover The Rabbit Hole in Bossier City

There’s a new shopping destination in Bossier City, and it’s inviting shoppers to get lost in a little retail therapy! From vintage treasures and antiques to boutique clothing, unique gifts, and everyday finds, The Rabbit Hole of Bossier City offers a shopping experience where you never know what you might discover. With four local women behind the business and approximately 40 vendors, this new shop is bringing a unique shopping experience to the Bossier community.

Bossier City, LA · 8d

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Vegans on the Run finds home on Texas Avenue

On World Vegan Day, Joslin Mar-Dai was dressed in all green. It matched the green entrance of her new brick-and-mortar home for her business, Vegans on the Run. Not yet open, but getting close. A ribbon cutting was scheduled because it was a big milestone for an important date. “Today is more than a ribbon cutting,” Mar-Dai said to the crowd outside the shop. “Today is six years of Vegans on the Run, and today we're standing in front of a building with our name on it.” Cheers erupted, and Mar-Dai gave out a screech of happiness. Mar-Dai took a moment to reflect back on the journey she began with her daughter and mother, “We sold vegan food wherever to whoever would give us an opportunity to.” The shop will be next to Sipp House, owned by Shika Sims. Together they offer life to the 1800 block of Texas Avenue. “She represents her committee quite well; what an ambassador,” said Karen Barnes from Visit Shreveport-Bossier of Mar-Dai. “I'm excited about the opportunities that she could share and educate our community about vegan.” “You have championed vegan food in this community,” said Councilwoman Tabitha Taylor. “And guess what, people really like

Shreveport, LA · 5d

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Benton businessman named one of 40 in the nation, a 'Rising Star'

In 2012, financial adviser Matt Stephens began his career in the business. 12 years later, he became the owner of Willow Chute Financial in Benton, where he still works with clients today. He was recently named as one of the 2026 Rising Stars by InvestmentNews. It is an elite list...

Benton, LA · 8d

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ArkLaTex Made: GEMCO Building Systems

SHREVEPORT, La. — KTBS 3 is highlighting local craftsmanship and regional business growth in this week's edition of ArkLaTex Made. The KTBS crew was on location Thursday at GEMCO Building Systems to speak with Casey Cobb, director of sales and marketing, about the company's local roots, expanding operations, and impact across the ArkLaTex.

Shreveport, LA · 6d