Mudbug Madness 40 Tickles All the Senses

Transit company soon to offer more than a bus ride

Remember the sacrifices of our soldiers

Also, ideas for community policing

Understanding the risk of cardiovascular disease

The why behind the Y’s uplifting podcasts

Over the past century, Willis Knighton Health has embodied the old French proverb – “The more things change, the more they stay the same.”

Caddo Schools plan is an opportunity

Northwest Louisiana Master Gardeners present annual garden tour

Local and international research on diagnosis and treatment

A personal reflection on the impact of substance abuse disorder

A whole patient approach to pain

THROUGH JULY 1: EXHIBITION OF REBECCA BARTEL MADURA:.

Contributions by Mary Ann Van Osdell, Mark Crawford and Paul Savage. To be included in OTS, e-mail your high-res photos to editor@318forum.com.

Two works in the exhibition shared subjects in the Venn diagram of themes here, namely the ‘paintings of women’ and ‘paintings of animals,’ but because they were technically or conceptually more proficient, they did not fit tidily into these categories and these are the works that carried the show.

The thing about literature is that the writer does half the work. It’s like building a screen, and then a reader comes and projects on it.

A Different Way of Being” is a dystopian novel by Shreveport author ML Dumars that explores the struggle against an oppressive regime in a society where Empaths and individuals with telepathic abilities are persecuted.

Michael H. Miller’s painting “Living and Dying in the Nuclear Winter” combines abstraction, craft, and materiality into a really great work of art.