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I'm not talking about the whole hokey-pokey thing they keep doing with their Nacho Fries - I'm talking about the permanent removal of some all-time classics!

The decision came after owners learned that one of the employees tested positive for COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus.

A wonderful 11-year run has now ended for Papa Murphy's on Beene Boulevard. The sign on the front door killed any hopes of the take and bake pizza spot reopening.

Turns out its not just the Dickey’s Barbecue Pit in Bossier that is permanently closed, the Dickey's in southeast Shreveport has also permanently closed. There is no signage, all the windows are bare.

The next time you visit Cracker Barrel, make sure you look around for the new and improved menu and ask for a Mimosa with a side of mimosa.

There's a better than average chance at least one location will end up in the Shreveport - Bossier City area.

Now, more than ever - if there is a restaurant in town that you can't live without, support them as much as possible.

One thing I think we can all agree on is this: Louisiana needs more chicken restaurants!

Sad news confirmed this week as one of our favorite spots on Airline Drive closes its doors.

CraftWorks Holdings also reportedly fired their CEO Hazem Ouf and CFO Jim Lebs after the two were accused of paying the company's bills without permission.

To say that my very favorite chain-taco restaurant is playing with my emotions is an understatement.

No word yet on whether the restaurant will revert to the original opening date of April 1st, or if we will have to wait longer for our Trailer Park taco fix