A public hearing is scheduled for Aug. 19 on the proposed demolition of the historic Michel-Robillard House, with a local resident urging the community to attend and speak out about the future of the municipally-owned heritage property.
With Broadway Street packed with families, vendors and live music, Summer Nights in Belgrade officially came to an end Wednesday evening.
Recent reporting by WYFI highlighted the dramatic increases in individuals incompetent to stand trial for criminal offenses and their referral to the state hospital system for competency restoration. The result is a system under tremendous strain and one that is increasingly displacing people who need the highest level of psychiatric care for reasons unrelated to criminal activity. […]
SHREVEPORT, La. --Â A Ruston-area family is asking for prayers and support as their 7-year-old daughter faces a serious health battle involving a rare brain infection.
On Friday evening, Bozeman community members gathered in the corner of a public parking lot on the corner of North Black Avenue and Eeast Mendenhall Street. The mood was lively; Attendees were talking and laughing, listening to a cellist serenade the event, eating traditional Korean food— and most importantly, swapping stories about I-Ho Pomeroy, the woman whose memory had brought more than a hundred of them together that evening.
SHREVEPORT, La. — Caddo Parish residents will have several opportunities Tuesday and Wednesday to share their experiences and offer input on how the community can strengthen its response to domestic violence.
The Kirkland Ecclestone Pool will mark its 50th anniversary this summer by dedicating its annual Swim-a-Thon to longtime member Ainsley Rowcliffe, whose more than 11 years at the pool have made her a familiar and inspirational presence in the community.
The rapid urbanization of the past century has made the car-centric North American city the norm. However, rising greenhouse gas emissions and fuel prices are pushing researchers and planners to look for innovative urban planning alternatives.
SHREVEPORT, La. — Local families gathered at A.B. Palmer Park on Saturday for a back-to-school giveaway and basketball tournament aimed at supporting students ahead of the upcoming school year.
Love Your Neighbor brought families, vendors and organizations together in Ardmore to raise money and donations for local nonprofits.
