Bossier

The Post Office says, "Our workforce, like others, is not immune to the human impacts of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. "

We've been informed for years that the bridge needed replacement, but several issues have prevented that work from beginning.

Haughton and South Bossier residents can rest a little easier tonight.

Looks like COVID has already taken down it's first event of 2022. Let's hope it's not a sign of things to come.

Apparently, we're in for a full week of this. Thank you to our friend, Julie Reeves, who sent me the following schedule regarding the gate closure.

There is so much worry concerning the cargo ships that aren't docking and are already causing a serious shortage when it comes to Christmas gifts and alcohol.

From what we've learned, Ochsner has confirmed the property purchase, but has provided no specific information as to when construction might begin

Motorists again this week will need to make alternate plans

Parents and guardians of Bossier Parish Students received an email Friday (10/22/21) about upcoming new protocols when it comes to students being exposed to COVID-19.

"There are so many things that are much worse than death."

The workshop is scheduled for Friday, October 8 at the History Center of the Bossier Parish Library in Bossier City and will feature renowned wildlife biologist David Moreland

This is a huge, national event that is expected to bring an estimated two thousand archers from forty nine states to compete