The NY Times opens with: "There is a backlot feel to Shreveport, tucked in “Ark-La-Tex,” the nexus of three states where the piney woods encircle sloughs and bayous. Its post-boom downtown — the oil and gas petered out in the mid-1980s — has plenty of fine old buildings, not many people and, along with a bit of dissipation, an air of expectation, as if the circus might suddenly crest a hill and bring all manner of hoopla. "
NY Times writer David Carr has profiled the city and the work we do. It is witty, frank and a useful mirror for our purview.
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this is great! read it last night, per chris jay's entertaining midnight tweet
Between the movies and the newly discovered shale, maybe Shreveport has another boom coming up...
-chad morgan
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