The Shreveport-Bossier Advocate

The Times is a daily newspaper that publishes local, national and international news. The newspaper organizes a variety of contests for its readers. It has been in operation since 1872 and serves northwestern Louisiana. The newspaper promotes economic development, education excellence and beautification projects in the area. The Times has a daily readership of more than 138,000 adults. The newspaper offers publications that include Bossier Voices, Southern Hills Voices, SE Shreveport Voices, The Barksdale Warrior and Red River Moms. It maintains a staff of over 200 employees and features entertainment, sports and health news. The Times provides a variety of advertising and marketing options for businesses.

John Settle attends Shreveport city council meetings (4 monthly) and council committee meetings. John Settle also communicates frequently with city council members and members of Shreveport Mayor Perkin's administration on a regular basis. He also provides comments on pending council votes and researches various issues that the council addresses. John Settle is also actively involved in the the Caddo Parish Commission, the governmental body of Caddo parish (county) also meets four times a month. The commission has jurisdiction over the parish outside of the city limits, and animal control and juvenile justice center . Like the council, John Settle frequently communicates with the commissioners and the commission staff. He attends all commission meetings as well as committee meetings.

The Inquisitor Newspaper serves the Shreveport, Louisiana, community by providing comprehensive news coverage that spans local events, municipal affairs, and cultural happenings. With features on significant topics like rising sales taxes and standout individuals within the community, the publication focuses on both informative journalism and the celebration of local achievements. In addition to covering hard news, the Inquisitor highlights local entertainment, such as theatre auditions and art events, ensuring residents stay updated on diverse community offerings. The publication also acts as a platform for local opinions and columns that encourage engagement among readers about issues impacting their lives. Generated from the website