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Sheriff Steve Prator announced today that applications for the Caddo Sheriff’s Office Auxiliary Deputy Program are now available until June 20.

Students are learning about car maintenance, how to wash and dry clothes, and even how to hang pictures on the wall.

No word how much this "convenience" will cost new drivers.

The classes aim to help citizens protect themselves and others.

New study by Pew Research Center presents interesting findings.

In the precious minutes before the authorities arrive, your ability to defend yourself and others is literally the difference between life and death.

I was so very excited to see that SPAR (Shreveport Public Assembly & Recreation) is offering pottery classes. I have always felt as if there is an artist living somewhere deep inside of me. . . DEEP. And for a small fee, I can try to bring that "artist" to the surface. I already made my call to see if I can fit in one of the evening classes!