Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 18th of October.
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🎭 Culture
Two Shreveport natives were crowned LSU’s 2026 Homecoming King and Queen during the annual festivities at the university.
Chefs competed in Food Prize: Battle for the Golden Fork during Prize Fest (downtown Shreveport) on Saturday, Oct.
17. Judges Tim Carman and Jay Ducote chose chef Jacob Mouser as the winner.
🎓 Education
Airline High School students run the Viking Exchange where they sell concessions, supplies and spirit gear to 1,700 students while learning business skills in inventory management and customer service, guided by teacher Brad Winstead and store manager Maxwell Moore with support from Red River Credit Union.
🏈 Sports
LSU football commit Peyton Houston suffered a shoulder injury in the second quarter of Evangel’s game against Cornerstone Christian on Friday — x-rays will determine his status as Briggs Berlin stepped in at quarterback.
Byrd’s Christian Maxie became the school’s all-time leading rusher on Friday, Oct.
16 as his team fell 43-33 in a road game against Haughton, marking a record-breaking milestone from the matchup.
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