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Local author releasing third book, will host two signings in Shreveport, Bossier City
A local author is releasing her new book and will hold two book signings in Shreveport and Bossier City to celebrate. Jennifer Moorhead, the bestselling author of Broken Bayou and Poison Wood, released her third book, Watch Her Run, in paperback, e-book and audiobook on Thursday. According to a news...
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Inaugural Men Moving Our World celebration honors men making an impact
SHREVEPORT, La. — Men from across the region and beyond gathered in Shreveport for the inaugural Men Moving Our World celebration, an evening dedicated to recognizing the men whose service, leadership and contributions make a difference in their communities. The black-tie affair, held at Independence Stadium, brought together men...
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Krewe of Centaur's Annual Golf Tournament upcoming
Coming up is the Krewe of Centaur's Annual Golf Tournament.
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Shreveport artist William Joyce shares Halloween ‘Monster Movie Mashup’ in progress
SHREVEPORT, La. — Shreveport artist, author and illustrator William Joyce is getting into the Halloween spirit, giving fans a behind-the-scenes look at his latest creation. Joyce shared a video on social media showing him at work on what he calls a “monster movie mashup,” a detailed Halloween-themed illustration packed with some familiar-looking creatures.
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Photos: Bossier Arts Council hosts Artini 2026
Bossier Arts Council hosted its annual fundraiser Artini on Saturday in Bossier City. This year’s theme was Whimsical Wonderland. The late Peter Lyons was posthumously awarded the Mover & Shaker award. “Peter didn’t just attend our events, he made them better. He’d walk in and the whole room would light up. This award is our way of saying "thank you" for every class he taught, every ARTini he showed up for, and every bit of joy he brought to this council.” Emerie Eck Holtzclaw, Board President of the Bossier Arts Council, was quoted in a a news release. "Peter never missed ARTini and honoring him was a way to make sure his infectious smile and spirit would be with us and celebrated at the event."
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Men Moving Our World celebration to spotlight local men
SHREVEPORT, La. — A new event this weekend will shine a spotlight on men who are making a difference across the community while supporting a program that has helped thousands of local students over the years. The African American Parade Celebration Committee will host its inaugural Men Moving Our...
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What's Happening: October 2 - 4
SHREVEPORT, La. - It's another weekend full of events in the ArkLaTex. Date & Time: Friday, October 2, 2026, from 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM CDT (Occurs every 1st and 3rd Friday) Details: A public event for artists of all skill levels to come together, create, and trade artwork. All supplies are provided, though attendees are welcome to bring their own.
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50th Annual Red River Revel Arts Festival returns to downtown Shreveport
SHREVEPORT, La. — A long-standing celebration of local arts and culture is marking a major milestone this autumn. The 50th Annual Red River Revel Arts Festival will return to Festival Plaza in downtown Shreveport on Oct. 8 through Oct. 11 and Oct. 15 through Oct. 18. Founded five decades...
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After nearly 5 years, downtown Shreveport's library is returning. See when it reopens.
The downtown branch of the Shreve Memorial Library will soon have been closed to patrons for five years. Library officials say the countdown is on for its reopening in the fall of 2027. The 112-year-old former U.S. Post Office and customs house at the corner of Texas and Marshall streets...
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Celebrating the ArkLaTex: Transporting back in time at the Spring Street Historical Museum
SHREVEPORT, La. - The heart of northwest Louisiana lies in Shreveport, according to the website for the Spring Street Museum curated by Louisiana State University Shreveport. "Shreveport is where it all began," the website continues. "Where oil and water did blend, where cotton began its long dusty journey up to the Texas Trail, where mayors fought duels in the middle of the street. We tell the story of our remarkable and sometimes rowdy history through photos and discovered treasures."
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Bonnie And Clyde’s Last Ride Ended On A Louisiana Back Road, And This Small Museum Keeps Their Letters
On a spring morning in 1934, a stolen Ford rolled south out of Gibsland and never made it past a quiet stretch of Highway 154. The two people inside were Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow, and their story still pulls travelers into this small Bienville Parish town. On Main Street,...