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Hillary George followed her first love of science right into geology at the University of Texas at Arlington.

“Micropaleontology’s use in oil and gas drilling looked like it was …
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 50 years ago, a relatively low-budget, independent film made its way to theaters and set moviegoers on their ears. It captured beautifully the views of our society during that time …
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Guests will step back in time to the chic ‘60s at the Philadelphia Center’s Auction Against AIDS in August. Community members determined to halt the ravages of HIV …
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SB: Let’s start with how you came to this career choice.

MCH: I went to college at Grambling State University as a computer science major. I learned early that I’m …
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You know the saying — work hard, play hard. Every now and then, we all deserve a break from the grind of daily life and there’s no better way to cut loose than doing so in your own backyard. Shreveport-Bossier City is host to some of the best restaurants, best entertainment and best places to [...]

The dining table is a great microcosm of life. It has a way of bringing people together. It’s where families and friends gather to share fond memories or even the mundane events of the day. The dining table also is a place for heated debates over heavy topics like religion, politics and barbecue. Yes, like [...]

One hundred years ago, the Woman’s Department Club (WDC) of Shreveport was started with the intent to provide a place for women to learn and grow in the areas of …
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This year had a lot of firsts for SB Magazine including our biggest achievement, SB Fashion Week. We featured a number of amazing artists, fabulous couples and fashionable finds. Here’s …
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[dropcap]A[/dropcap]t the corner of Kings Highway and Line Avenue, C.E. Byrd High School teems with the hustle and bustle of being one of the state’s largest high schools. But beyond …
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