Good morning, Shreveport.

Martha Marak, the retiring director of the Food Bank of Northwest Louisiana, was honored by the Caddo Parish Commission Thursday (during Hunger Action Month) with a resolution acknowledging her 18 years of service fighting hunger and supporting families.

Marak reflected on her legacy and thanked community partners for their support.

Cornerstone Youth & Family Services is hosting a hiring event for Wraparound Facilitators and interns on Oct.

7 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Louisiana Tower, 401 Edwards Street in Shreveport (walk-ins are welcome and same-day interviews are offered).

At Highland Jazz & Blues Festival 2026 on Saturday, Sept.

19 at Columbia Park, four local emerging musicians received guitars as part of the Buddy Flett Emerging Musician Award, with the pavilion stage renamed to honor the late musician; Odin Cobb took home a special Silvertone guitar from Flett’s collection.

Captain Shreve soccer coach Erik Lane discussed his NHSCA award in a recent interview, noting it honors his contributions on and off the field.

His remarks underscore his ongoing dedication to the team.

Video highlights capture key plays from the Captain Shreve football game held at Northwood, giving local fans a chance to enjoy the live action as it unfolds.

On Saturday, Sept. 19, Ole Miss defeated LSU 32-24 in Oxford, Miss.—Rebels quarterback Trinidad Chambliss led scoring while LSU’s Lane Kiffin marked a notable return to Oxford.

The game showcased pivotal drives in a renewed rivalry that sharpened both teams’ season hopes.

LSU safety Dashawn Spears (a Denham Springs native) left the Ole Miss game Saturday after injuring his left leg early in the second quarter and was helped off by trainers with crutches.

His injury may prompt LSU to adjust its defense moving forward.

High school prep football saw Loyola rally to beat St. Edmond 48-12 with six touchdown passes from Bryce Restovich — Calvary, Parkway and others posted big wins in matchups against local and Arkansas teams — as key plays and turnovers shaped early season results.

Green Oaks defeated Booker T.

Washington 20-18 in the Soul Bowl on Saturday, Sept. 19 at Booker T. Washington High School — a game marked by strong plays and local football pride.