women

On a day like today or any other day, a woman enters Dress for Success Shreveport-Bossier looking tired and unsure of the next steps for herself and her family. These women come from different walks of life — some from shelters after losing their jobs and homes, others fleeing domestic violence situations and others joining the workforce for the first time. You know her… we all know her or someone like her.
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[dropcap]F[/dropcap]rom car sales to issuing bail bonds to running oil and gas businesses, women are proving they have a place in jobs and fields that have been traditionally dominated by …
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In 1980, Diana Chance was looking to make a career move. Having worked for a drug manufacturing company for 10 years, Chance was in her early 30s and she wanted …
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In October 2016, Shenay Taylor decided to make a career move and join the sales team at the Orr Kia dealership in Shreveport. She served on the Shreveport Police Department …
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When the storms blow in and the power goes out, Tabetha Jackson is the woman you want to see rolling into your neighborhood. As a SWEPCO troubleshooter, Jackson climbs up the …
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“Oh the stories I could tell,” said Morgan Foster, bail bondsman and recovery agent for Bail-ey Bonds. “I have the craziest circumstances and people come across my desk. It never gets …
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In 1962, Clifford Smith opened Smith’s Wrecker service on Barksdale Boulevard in Bossier City. Today, 56 years later, Smith’s Wrecker Service is owned and operated by Smith’s granddaughters, Candy Smith-Jett …
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