November 2018

I must say that over the years of my life I can see the benefits of practicing etiquette which are rules indicating the proper and polite way are to behave. …
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Q: You’re an ER nurse at Willis-Knighton North. What made you decide to take this path, particularly in the ER?

A: I chose to become a nurse for the same …
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You can buy all sorts of food on the streets of downtown Shreveport. Vendors will be happy to sell you a hot dog, a burrito or even authentic Cajun gumbo …
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Sports coats don’t have to just be plain black. There are several varieties of the wardrobe staple that can take you from casual to dressy and that don’t involve the word “boring.” This month I’m bringing you three variations of this menswear essential to take you from simple date night to daytime wedding to an [...]

It’s such a great time to be a fan of Bourbon. Right now, it is having its time in the spotlight. Being more popular than ever, there are plenty of …
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Medicine heals the body, music heals the soul.

It’s the philosophy Ron Nierman abides by, and for his support groups at Feist-Weiller Cancer Center, it seems to be doing the …
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From Star Wars and David Bowie to Mozart, Bach and Beethoven, the Shreveport Symphony Orchestra (SSO) promises to unleash the power of music in the 2018-19 concert season “Music Moves …
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John LeBlanc has seen the evolution of the Loyola College Prep’s annual style show honoring high school seniors — from participating as a student in the 1980s to now serving …
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Good to Know is a monthly roundup of news, culture and other information happening throughout Shreveport-Bossier City.

iShuttle Medical to Provide Senior Citizens with Free Transportation to Polls Nov. 6 …
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Looking for things to do in Shreveport-Bossier City during November? Bundle up and check out some of these activities.

STATE FAIR OF LOUISIANA

Oct. 25 – Nov. 11

The 112th …
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