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Posted May 17, 2023
Looking for a career, or even a career change? If so, Bossier Parish Library's East 80 branch, 1050 Bellevue Rd. in Haughton will be the place to be.
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Posted May 17, 2023
Planning sessions are wrapping up for the annual KTBS Freedom Fest celebrating God and country, a massive Fourth of July fireworks display that will be held for the second year at South Bossier Park on the facility's 100 acres located off Caplis Sligo Rd.
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Posted May 12, 2023
A line of thunderstorms packing heavy rains began moving through Bossier Parish early Thursday bringing high waters to several neighborhoods and potential flooding of some parish roads in low-lying areas.
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Posted May 10, 2023
Residential and commercial development in Bossier Parish continues at a rapid pace, and areas where infrastructure improvements are occurring are ripe for new construction.
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Posted May 8, 2023
Bossier Parish has big projects in mind for the next fiscal year and it's going to take some help from the area's legislative delegation to move up the ladder of the state's capital outlay list to get them done.
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Posted Apr 22, 2023
The Trailblazer Resource Conservation and Development (RC&D) Pond Planning seminar was a success.
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Posted Apr 17, 2023
In celebration of Love the Boot Week, a statewide effort to clean up and beautify Louisiana, Keep Bossier Beautiful volunteers and partners will be hard at work with the below listed projects, according to KBB Executive Director Lynn Bryan.
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Posted Apr 12, 2023
A free Farm Pond Construction and Management workshop will be offered Friday, April 21 at Red Oak Lake, 1495 Potter Road, near Haughton.
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Posted Mar 6, 2023
Felesha Sweeney, who has served for eight years as assistant branch manager at the Haughton library, has been named to lead the parish system as Bossier Parish Director of Libraries.
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Posted Feb 21, 2023
A free Birds of Louisiana workshop will be offered Tuesday, March 14 at the Bossier Parish Libraries History Center in Bossier City featuring wildlife biologist and author David Moreland.
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Posted Dec 28, 2022
Christmas holidays turned into overtime working days for Bossier Parish Police Jury workers and parish contractors as frigid temperatures wreaked havoc on water systems in the area.
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Posted Dec 19, 2022
National Weather Service is predicting the coldest air of the season will be move into the four-state region on Thursday and remain anchored through the upcoming holiday weekend. Actions should be taken this week in preparation for bitterly cold arctic air, forecasters say.
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Posted Nov 12, 2022
Voters in South Bossier Fire District #2 have said yes to a 3.5-mill tax increase dedicated to upgrading equipment and meeting needs of a department tasked to provide protection for roughly 7,000 residents in the rural area.
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Posted Nov 8, 2022
Looking for a worthy cause to support during the holiday season? Stop by any branch of your Bossier Parish Library system and find three opportunities to help during the library system's Give For Good campaign.
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Posted Nov 7, 2022
Governor John Bel Edwards Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) Director Jen Easterly announced the launch of the Louisiana-funded CYBER.ORG Range during a press conference and ribbon cutting at the Cyber Innovation Center in Bossier City Monday.
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Posted Nov 4, 2022
Governor John Bel Edwards and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) are looking to address the nationwide shortage of cybersecurity professionals.
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Posted Nov 4, 2022
It's only a matter of days now before voters in South Bossier Fire District #2 head to the polls where they will be asked to approve a 3.5 mill tax increase to help update their fire department's aging equipment.
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Posted Nov 1, 2022
Judy Stewart's job as head of the Bossier Parish Police Jury's animal control department doesn't usually require her to spend hours chasing a helpless animal through the woods. But, in her words, "You do what you have to do."
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Posted Oct 21, 2022
Fourth Congressional District U.S. Rep. Mike Johnson highlighted local and national issues Thursday during a stopover at Plain Dealing's community center, pointing to the area's potential economic gain with the construction of a new lumber mill.
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Posted Oct 21, 2022
One of the state's premier historical sites was featured this week when Dr. Diana Greenlee discussed current research at Poverty Point World Heritage Site for a crowd of 48 patrons as part of a Louisiana Archaeology Month event at the Bossier Parish Central Library's History Center.
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