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Walker-Alley Takes Over American Tower

Walker-Alley & Associates, LLC has been selected as exclusive leasing and management of American Tower, 401 Market Street, Shreveport, Louisiana. American Tower is one of Shreveport’s signature Central Business District office buildings and occupies a prominent place on Shreveport’s skyline. This property has been owned by Rancho Pacific Commercial of Rancho Cucamonga, California since 2005. […]

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AT&T: Downtown’s Changing Face of Technology

For years prior to the painting of the Millennium Mural on the south and east sides of the A T & T Building in Downtown Shreveport, the building was known simply as the ‘one with the giant antenna on the roof.’ That has now changed, thanks to advances in technology. The giant Nautilus-looking structure that […]

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Remington’s ‘Suite’ New Digs

The Remington Suite Hotel & Spa is the region’s premier boutique hotel and soon, it will be getting even sweeter. Over the years, the hotel has been the go-to lodging for many of the Hollywood film and movie stars that have spent time in Shreveport-Bossier. It was not unusual to be bellied up to the […]

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Location, History and For Sale

Just to the south of the Texas Street Bridge, sitting squarely in the middle of the 500 block of Spring Street, sits a building with a history.  Most recently known as the ‘Kirby Kelly Building’ (after the attorney with the white hat who owned it), the building long pre-dates Kelly. It is adjacent to arguably […]

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Shreveport Common Park Vote June 12

On Tuesday, the Shreveport City Council will vote to allow Mayor Ollie Tyler to move $1.2 million in Economic Development Administration (EDA) grants slated to return to Washington to the shovel-ready Shreveport Common greenspace. Mayor Ollie Tyler made the announcement recently, kicking the project into high gear, and promising a groundbreaking in late summer. The […]

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Downtown Bike Paths Roll On

If you’re a non-motorized two-wheel kind of person, the city is working to give you more safe routes of travel downtown. They are moving forward with bike lanes and on-street vehicle parking on Marshall Street. To accomplish this, the current four-lane roadway will be reduced to two lanes. The location of the bicycle lanes will […]

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Changes in Store for Shreveport Casinos?

Senate Bill 316, the legislation crafted by St. Senator Ronnie John to help give Louisiana riverboat casinos additional options in order to stay competitive with Oklahoma’s land-based casinos, is awaiting Governor. John Bel-Edwards’ signature.     Timeline of SB 316 

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City Council to Vote on MOU May 22

On Tuesday, May 22, the Shreveport City Council will be asked to vote on an MOU- a Memorandum of Understanding- on a Cross Bayou Development Plan fronted by a company called Gateway Development Consortium. (GDC). GDC says their MOU comes with no strings attached, but developers say it is akin to asking someone to go […]

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500 Texas Sells, New Owner to Make Changes

Let’s face it, for just about as long as we can remember, 500 Texas has been a little on the dingy side. The ground floor of the corner building has most recently housed a Metro PCS and Up In Smoke on the Texas street side, and on Marshall, a shoe shop, notary, and various restaurants. […]

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Downtown Welcomes The Missing Link

The Missing Link, a popular food truck, goes brick and mortar with a space that perfectly captures a Jules Verne-Industrial vibe. The restaurant’s home is the ground floor of the historic Hutchinson Building, 504 Texas St. Right across from the Caddo Parish Courthouse, the space is dead center in the heart of the Central Business […]

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