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Feb 2, 2016

Bossier City, Benton residents invite you into their homes during Quota Tour

The Morgans and four other homeowners will open their doors so you can see their houses bedecked for the holidays at the Quota International of Bossier City Tour of Homes. It is from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Dec. 6. And, proceeds go for good causes, pointed out official Marlene Harner. Quota’s list of projects includes, but not limited to, scholarships to students in speech-language pathology master’s program at LSU Health Sciences Center, and books given to students for birthdays at Plantation Park and Bossier Elementary schools with support of the Operation Blessings Program. Yep, Quota believes in helping our community. But about that tour which stretches across Benton and Bossier City. The Morgans are at 4130 Periwinkle, Woodlake South, Benton. Others are: •Adam and Brittany Bass, 1055 Fawn Hollow, Lakewood, Bossier City. Take note of: The calming colors, open floor plan and French doors leading to a view of trees. •Jerry and Sherry Matthews, 500 Brompton Court, Tiburon, Bossier City. Take note of: Jerry Matthews upstairs retreat, “where he indulges his visual art and musical inspirations in near seclusion,” said Sherry Matthews. •Nancy and David McDow, 219 Horseguards, Tiburon, Bossier City. Take note of: Oversized latches and custom pantry door made especially for the house, both in the kitchen ... The large windows along the back which open to the pond and a variety of wild life. •Jim and Alicia Phillips, 5036 Willow Chase, Woodlawn South, Benton. Take note of: Long marble covered island which anchors the kitchen and a cozy dining area, complete with fireplace overlooks the backyard. Admission: $20. To make it easy for you, tickets are attached to a progr... (Shreveport Times)

Jan 8, 2016

And the winners are...

Research Hospital are eternally grateful. 1. Gas for a Year valued at $2,500-   Past Ticket Buyer Prize (Deadline: May 11) - Mark Skeesick, Bossier City 2. $5,000 Visa gift card -  Tickets on Sale Prize (Deadline: May 20) - Ragan Hoenke, Minden, LA 3. 2015 Honda CRV-LX, courtesy of Dream Day Foundation & Holmes Honda- Bonus Prize (Deadline: August 14) - James Belk, Shreveport 4. $10,000 furniture shopping spree to Designer's Showroom - Holly Sain, Bossier City 5. Flowers for a Year, courtesy of Flowers for You - Mr. & Mrs. Philip Hardin, Bossier City 6. Subaru Generator, courtesy of Wholesale Pump & Supply, Inc. - Kathy Hall, Shreveport 7. Groceries for a Year valued at $5,200, courtesy of County Market - Donna Brooks, Marshall, TX 8. $1,000 gift card to Pope's - Joyce Winslow, Shreveport 9. $1,000 gift card to Porter's Fine Dry Cleaning - Joyce Turner, Shreveport 10. Three-night hotel stay, $300 certificate to the Vintage and $300 certificate to La Spa, courtesy of Eldorado Resort Casino Shreveport - Janice Pantilion, Blanchard, LA 11. $1,000 American Express gift card, courtesy of Bancorp South Bank - Stephen Paul, Bossier City 12. 2 Open water diver scuba certifications, courtesy of Scuba Ventures - Martha Golden, Hope, AR 13. Gardall Gun Safe, courtesy of Loksafe Services, Inc. - James Holcolm, DeBerry, TX 14. Stagecoach Utility Trailer with ramp gate, courtesy of Topps Trailer Sales & Service Inc. (KTBS)

Jan 8, 2016

Kenner police arrest man accused of raping 10-year-old girl

Kenner police arrested a Bossier City man accused of raping a 10-year-old girl. Jermayne Flowers, 36, was booked Tuesday with three counts of aggravated rape of a victim under the age of 13, said Lt. Brian McGregor, spokesman for the department. Flowers is accused of forcing himself onto the victim on three separate occasions while he was living in Kenner. Relatives of the victim contacted police in 2012, McGregor said. Flowers had already left the New Orleans area by the time the rapes were reported to investigators. Detectives located him after he was arrested in April in Bossier City and booked on charges of domestic abuse battery, aggravated criminal damage to property and marijuana distribution, McGregor said. Authorities transported him to Kenner where he denied the rapes, authorities said. In addition to the rape charges, Flowers was booked on six outstanding traffic attachments. He was still being held Thursday at the Jefferson Parish Correctional Center in Gretna. Bond on the attachments was set at $7... (NOLA.com)

Dec 30, 2015

Aztecs hoops secret: Avoid 'bad' losses

Sun Belt Conference and have a roster filled with guys from Colleyville, Texas; Radcliff, Ky.; Pine Bluff, Ark.; Bossier City, La.; and Yazoo City, Miss. The Aztecs will be favored to win. But here’s their secret about these games: They always do. To reach the NCAA Tournament six straight seasons, something only seven other Div. I programs can say, you have to do many things right. Two of the most important, at least in the eyes of the omnipotent selection committee, are amassing “quality” wins and avoiding “bad” losses. You want wins highlighted in green when they project your “body of work” on the screen in the conference room of the Indianapolis hotel in March; you don’t want losses illuminated in red. And few teams are better at the latter, unglamorous component of building an NCAA Tournament resume than Steve Fisher’s Aztecs. It has become a quiet, overlooked hallmark of the program. They rarely lose games they shouldn’t, and never do at home. “We’ve taken pride in it,” Fisher said. “We’ve talked to our players about it: We don’t lose these games. We put some ownership on them to maintain what we’ve been able to do. But it's not easy to do.” (Ask UCLA, Wisconsin or North Carolina State, which have lost at home this season to Monmouth, Western Illinois and William & Mary.) Translated into numbers, that means: --The Aztecs have won 84 straight games at Viejas... (The San Diego Union-Tribune)

Dec 30, 2015

Choreographers give otherworldly Toruk earthly roots

Tan Loc, who began working with Tuan Le at the Cirque’s Montreal headquarters in February before moving to Bossier City in Louisiana, which had the only arena that was available for three months to accommodate the production’s huge steel and inflatable rubber set. “Usually we work two, three hours a day with a group, but for Toruk the longest we had was one and a half hours, then the group had to transfer to do something else.” It was “Go! Go! Go!” stressful, admitted Tan Loc, who had to contend with acrobats required to move like dancers and dancers who had to perform acrobatics. “Some acrobats had very specific training, so if we asked them to do something new, it was hard. Sometimes we needed them to do a single movement, like releasing at the joints, and they couldn’t do it. Some were tough to work with, but the rest were very good, open-minded.” Presumably after preview performances in several smaller U.S. markets, the performers will be at ease in their roles when Toruk has its official première at the Bell Centre on Monday. AT A GLANCE Toruk – The First Flight runs from Monday, Dec. 21 to Sunday, Jan. 3 at the Bell Centre. Tickets cost $62.25 to $176.25 via cirquedusoleil.com/Toruk or by calling 514-790-2525. Related ... (Montreal Gazette)

Dec 30, 2015

Interstate 69 status will be subject of Monday afternoon meeting

Robert Moore, Arkansas Highway Commission; State Rep. Matthew Shepard of El Dorado, Arkansas I-69 Legislative Caucus; and Bossier City, LA, Mayor Lo Walker, president of the Interstate 69 Mid-Continent Highway. Two major presentations are scheduled. Scott Bennett, director of the AHTD and chairman of the I-69 Steering Committee, will talk about the overall status of Interstate 69 from Port Huron, MI, to the Lower Rio Grande Valley, and the status of the interstate in Arkansas. Max LeComte, president and CEO of the Coordinating and Development Corporation of Shreveport, will focus on I-69 activities in Louisiana and East Texas. Questions and comments will be heard from the audience. Future activities of the Arkansas I-69 Coalition will also be discussed. The superhighway will enter Arkansas on a new bridge that will cross the Mississippi River between Benoit, MS and Arkansas City, AR. The road will pass north of McGehee, to Monticello. It will cross the Ouachita River north of El Dorado, and bypass the northwest area of El Dorado. It will cross U.S. 82 between El Dorado and Magnolia, and enter Louisiana just north of Haynesville. At present, the highway will cut through about 11 miles of Southwestern Columbia County, but no highway exits are planned in the county. The only portion of Interstate 69 currently under construction in Arkansas is bypass around Monticello, which will connect with an extension of Interstate 530 from Pine Bluff. (Magnoliareporter)