Development

Shreve Station Adds More Events!

The owners of Shreve Station, 400 Crockett St., are getting ready to take off like a rocket! Their calendar for the upcoming months is looking downright amazing.   Friday, March 3- The Revival with Tyler Read, Shayliff, Leif Shively Band and Special Guests. 6 pm, $20. The Iceman Special with Special Guest Mike Dillon is […]

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Desk Munchie Delights from Deez Beanz

Deez Beanz downtown is offering up boxes full of sweet and savory goodness for your snack or lunchtime. It always happens- you come into work and discover a new project that is going to mean no lunch break, or you need to put nose to the grindstone to get a report or grant completed.  Deez […]

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Dripp Hot Chicken Wednesdays

Dripp Donut is absolutely known for their delicious sourdough donuts, but they are also quickly becoming know for their Hot Chicken sandwich plates. On Wednesday, Feb. 1 from 11 am- 2 pm, Dripp offered their hot chicken sandwich plates from their Dripp Hot Chicken food truck adjacent to the donut store at 421 Market St. […]

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Every Man A King Moves Forward

It is a rare day that someone doesn’t ask the status of the former Arlington Hotel at 700 Cotton Street and the timeline for the Every Man A King distillery conversion. Love of the old hotel and support for its rehab into something cool and different is pretty much universal, so when work crews began […]

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Uneeda’s New (Old) Look!

The newest artist on the Uneeda Biscuit advertising signage, Artistic Shark Chris Opp, tells us even more revealing details about the painters who came before him. Chris believes it has been painted or repainted four times over its life by T. Steve Mitchell, The O.J. Gude Co. N.Y., the Tuppins sign company and now, Opp. […]

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Caddo Common Pavilion Debuts!

The cold weather didn’t keep people away from the opening of the Caddo Common Pavilion Saturday, Nov. 12.  Folks bundled up and then warmed up with the music of Bond and the Seratones as the pavilion showed its stuff as a prime location for performance. The Shreveport Regional Arts Council(SRAC) believes that no good event […]

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Northern Louisiana Comfort Food Open Sundays

 Northern Louisiana Comfort Food & Catering wants you to know that their big plates filled with smothered pork chops, baked chicken and dressing and crispy fried catfish aren’t just for Monday-Friday anymore! The space at 830 Louisiana Ave, former home of the historic KCS Cafe, is open on SUNDAYS, 11 am- 4 pm. Northern’s Quinton […]

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District B Candidate Conversation

District B candidate Gary Brooks was the guest at a recent District B candidate conversation hosted by the Downtown Shreveport Development Corporation (DSDC). The majority of downtown Shreveport is in District B, and both candidates in the run off election were invited to attend. Candidate Mavice Hughes-Thigpen declined to attend. Brooks spent nearly an hour […]

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United Jeweler/Lee Hardware’s New Look

It’s all official after the ribbon is cut, so today the big United Jeweler/Lee Hardware apartments rehab is ‘officially’ official. Representatives from owner HRI Communities and local officials are going to be on hand later today for comments, tours and the ribbon cutting. The nearly $8 million dollar project which began in June of 2021, was […]

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400 Texas Street to Hit Auction Block

The auction site Ten-X has listed the sale of 400 Texas Street, the downtown office tower that used to be known as the ‘Chase Tower.’ 400 Texas was last sold in December 2020 to Boxer Property, which owns properties in a number of markets throughout the country. Boxer paid $2.3m for the nearly 204,000SF, 15-story […]

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