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Benton High School awarded 5k for football team
BENTON, La. (KTAL/KMSS) — Benton High School football team to receive award of $5,000 from T-Mobile. According to a media release, Benton High School is one of 50 high schools across the country to receive $5,000 as part of T-Mobile’s recently launched “T-Mobile Friday Night 5G Lights”! The $5,000 award will help to support Benton’s football program.
Panthers finish strong in scrimmage vs. BTW
The scoreboard wasn’t on, and points weren’t officially tallied. Both teams wore white jerseys for that matter. But it still felt like a winning effort for the Lincoln Preparatory School football team Thursday night as the Panthers hosted Shreveport’s Booker T. Washington in a preseason scrimmage held at Panthers Field.
Dozens of students graduate from Shreveport Job Corps; others encouraged to apply
SHREVEPORT, La. (KSLA) - Hundreds gathered at Shreveport Job Corps Center on Friday, Aug. 23 to celebrate more than 60 students graduating from different programs. Job Corps offers free career training for more than 250 low-income students ages 16-24, from all over the state of Louisiana. The academic awards handed...
BRF’s Digital Media Institute celebrates 10 years
SHREVEPORT, La. — The Digital Media Institute (DMI) marked a decade of innovation and education on Aug. 13, celebrating its 10th anniversary with a gathering of alumni, students, staff, and community members at its InterTech 1 building. The event featured campus tours, allowing guests to meet with DMI staff...
Genovese Praises NSU Shreveport College of Nursing and School of Allied Health
New Northwestern State University President James Genovese visited the university’s Shreveport campus for the first time Tuesday, meeting with students and faculty while praising the College of Nursing and School of Allied Health’s top-ranked programs. The visit marked a significant opportunity for Genovese to deepen connections with students, faculty and local healthcare partners.
Barksdale airmen learn cutting-edge coding skills at BPCC
BOSSIER CITY, La. (KTAL/KMSS) – Bossier Parish Community College is giving airmen new software and data skills to strengthen Global Strike Command. The Striker Airmen Coder program is a partnership between BPCC and the Cyber Innovation Center. It teaches airmen cutting-edge coding skills and fosters innovation in the Air Force.
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