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Featuring everything from Mardi Gras to infamous bank robbers, world renown hot sauce, doll house collections and voodoo, check out these incredible museums.

If you want a shot at the glory on this one, you'd better know your ducks.

Shreveport is an odd place with a lot of odd items...including a giant rooster statue.

For 25 years, The Farm, also known as The Moess Center for the Arts and City Farm has operated as an artist's haven for all ages.

A rollover crash occurred in downtown Shreveport. Luckily the driver was OK. This popular monument, though? Not so much...

This is a complicated issue on the minds of many at the moment.

The art is plentiful, the crafts that your kids can partake in are unreal, the beer is cold, and where else can you see some awesome entertainment for $5?

Before Mike got a hold of the emerald archer, he was (in my opinion) a terrible character.

Free corn dogs and lemonade, free admission, and it benefits Camp Rainman of Northeast Louisiana!

Not only is the answer a resounding yes, there is an entire area devoted to making sure kids get their Revel on too!

If you can, plan multiple outings to the Revel. The musical acts are always changing, and there's way more food than you can possibly fit in your gullet in one night!

Nervous middle school students will try to win their way to Washington D.C. by spelling words like syzygy and Weltanschauung at the "25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee" opening Thursday at Marjorie Lyons Playhouse on the campus of Centenary College.