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The City of Marshall is growing as a center for economic activity. As events keep popping up officials with the Marshall Convention and Visitors Bureau hope to keep going.

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If you're unemployed or looking to change jobs, LSU Shreveport is hosting an upcoming career fair that will feature more than 55 employers and other organizations.

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Residents of the ArkLaTex weathered yesterday's storms with very little damage. There were hundreds and even thousands of power outages at one time, but most folks have electricity restored today.

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A woman and her two children escaped their buring house on West 76th Street in the Cedar Grove Community after it caught fire early this morning.

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A Harrison County grand jury has indicted a couple for luring a dog into a mobile home to fight with their pit bull. Charges of participating in earning or providing a building were leveled against 30-year-old Fernando Wallace and his common law wife, 25-year-old Amanda Phillips.

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Saturday's Easter on the Bayou, presented by MetroPCS, was full of fun, festivities, and children.  There must have been hundreds involved in the Easter egg hunts alone, which were held at Black Cypress Bayou Park. 

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A Carthage man has been sentenced to 24 months in federal prison for drug trafficking. That's according to U.S. Attorney John M. Bales, who released the information just last week.

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If you ever wonder why I've listened to and implemented everything the man's ever taught me...let this be a testament to his greatness.  I'm sure you know by now that 710 KEEL News Director John Lee has reached a major milestone

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Ten years ago, Bossier City leaders decided they did not want to be part of the parade route for Mardi Gras anymore.  Part of the problem was security along the route.  The parades rolled from Pierre Bossier Mall down Airline Drive to Barksdale Boulevard and then over the Shreveport Barksdale Bridge

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1777 – The Stars and Stripes is adopted by Congress as the Flag of the United States (More info)

1789 – Whiskey distilled from maize is first produced by American clergyman the Rev. Elijah Craig (More info) 

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