Dominique O'Neill
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Lac du Flambeau Tribe, residents reach agreement on temporary road access
The Lac du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians offered the following statement on issuing temporary access permits that allow roads with expired easements to reopen as part of a temporary agreement with the Town of Lac du Flambeau. → Read More
Dozens Unify through fitness and fun amid the pandemic
Each year, a non-profit group called United Through Fitness host a fitness event at Clyde Fant Park in June. But due to the global Covid-19 pandemic it was postponed for several months. → Read More
Clean out your freezer for Hunger Action Month
In an effort to defeat hunger, Hunters for the Hungry is hosting a clean out your freezer day on Sunday, September 20. The Hunters for the hungry is accepting donations at 11 drop-off locations across Louisiana. → Read More
Gov. Edwards announces Phase III reopening plan for bars,restaurants
Bars are restricted to 25% capacity, while restaurants are restricted to a 75% capacity → Read More
Kan. girl, 11, hit with pole in attack motivated by racism, family says
Police are investigating the incident. So far, they don’t share the family’s view that it was racially motivated. → Read More
Boil advisory lifted in Bossier City
Panther Drive and Parkway Drive boil advisory lifted. → Read More
South Highlands neighborhood clean up damage from Hurricane Laura
Some residents are still cleaning up the remnants left behind from Hurricane Laura. → Read More
Youth Without Expectations Back to School Drive
The 2nd annual Youth Without Limitations Back to School supply drive. → Read More
Mentor program prepares high school grads for college
A local group called You Too, Inc is working to make the first-year of college easier for students. → Read More
Shreveporters question late and undelivered packages
"This is just unacceptable; why is there a slowdown? What is the problem?" → Read More
Poet brings ‘Poetic Justice’ to Shreveport
Poetic Sundays is held every weekend in Caddo Common Park. → Read More
Asbury United Methodist Church holds food drive
A dozen scouts from Troop 100 B & G volunteered their time by collecting items as they were dropped off, and then storing them in the churches food pantry. → Read More
Brown Girls Gleaux hosted it’s 1st Annual Women’s Empowerment Conference
The first-ever #BrownGirlsGleaux-Womens’ Empowerment Conference took place last weekend. → Read More
LSU Health Shreveport hosts Junior Science Humanities and Symposium
Students from across the state of Louisiana gathered in Shreveport last weekend for The Junior Science and Humanities Symposium. → Read More
Renzi Education and Art Center holds float-loading party in preparation for Krewe of Highland parade
The Krewe of Highland parade will roll on Sunday, Feb. 23. → Read More
Exhibit explores legacy of black photography in Northwest Louisiana
Shreveport native Raegan Stearns says one of the most impactful photos features the Rev. Harry Blake → Read More
Go for Gold Arc Benefit Run raises thousands
Hundreds of runners took to the streets to raise money for a good cause. → Read More
Officer purchases woman’s plane ticket home after scam
Gilbert Police Officer Adam Walicke was called out for a welfare check at a Walmart after Subway employees became worried about a woman who had been sitting inside the restaurant for more than day. → Read More
Bossier church raises awareness about human trafficking
Each year Freedom Church shines a light on human trafficking during the month of February, which the church has coined as Freedom February. → Read More
St. Jude wraps up another successful action in Minden
The annual event weekend kicked off Thursday, Jan. 30 with their annual auction at the Minden Civic Center. → Read More