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Also on today's calendar: Caregivers Support Group and 9 more events.
And lastly, we have a post from a neighbor, G B.!
Today's riddle: Why are crows so alert and curious? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Love Our Waterways cleanup event aims to keep local lakes and rivers litter-free (westcentralsbest.com) — Shreveport volunteers are invited Saturday morning to help clean Cross Lake, the Red River, 12 Mile Bayou, and other local waterways as part of the Love Our Waterways campaign. Shreveport Green and Keep Bossier Beautiful will provide supplies, breakfast, T‑shirts, and lunch from an 8 a.m. hub at the American Legion Post, making it easy to pitch in and reduce litter flowing into area lakes and bayous.
2. High school teacher accused of showing nude photos of himself to 15-year-old student (local12.com) — A Woodlawn High School teacher in Shreveport has been arrested on a charge of indecent behavior with juveniles after authorities say he showed nude photos of himself to a 15-year-old student. Caddo Parish Public Schools reported the allegation to law enforcement, placed the teacher on leave, and emphasized its commitment to student safety and background checks for employees.
3. Wild Spring Dunes delivers on a golf promise (shreveportbossierjournal.com) — Golfers in Shreveport are being tipped off to Wild Spring Dunes, a new walking-only course in tiny Mt. Enterprise, Texas, about 77 miles from downtown. The writer describes opening-week play, caddie culture, and how the course compares favorably with Louisiana's Squire Creek, suggesting it's already a serious destination for regional golf fans.
4. Erythrodermic psoriasis with early diagnostic uncertainty requiring multidisciplinary rheumatological management: A case report (nih.gov) — Specialists at Ochsner LSU Health Shreveport report how they treated a 42‑year‑old woman with life‑threatening erythrodermic psoriasis using intravenous immunoglobulin as a rescue therapy. Their detailed case highlights the hospital's multidisciplinary expertise, the diagnostic confusion with toxic epidermal necrolysis, and how newer biologic drugs like secukinumab can help stabilize severe psoriasis long term.
5. President Bush and Air Force One land at Barksdale AFB in 2001 (shreveporttimes.com) — Images and captions revisit the day President George W. Bush used Barksdale Air Force Base, just outside Shreveport, as a secure stopover on September 11, 2001. The piece highlights his brief statement from the base, subsequent departure under heavy security, and the role Barksdale played in the nation's response that day.
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