They don't make post offices this big up north. It's reasonably close to the medical school and…read morehospital if you ever have something that needs sending.

Belton, TX, Wall St. I even think I would drive from Killeen Texas to go to this post office…read morebecause they are so good so efficient and professional and just to mention nice people.

This is the courthouse where one goes when ticketed by the Shreveport City police for misdemeanor…read moreinfractions of the law or violation of city ordinances. It is a 2 story affair with 2 elevators and stairs to the 2nd floor. On the main floor is the City Marshal's office as well as the Civil and Criminal Clerk of Court's offices. I am in this courthouse on a regular basis dealing with mainly criminal defense work. The court rooms are well appointed and even though modern provide the necessary feel of gravitas to let you know you are in fact in a courtroom and not in some sanitized box that could be anything. There are 5 courtrooms in all with the large courtroom (#1) being on the main floor with the other 4 courtrooms and Judge's Chambers being on the second floor. Well maintained and overall nice courthouse.

tonight I was pulled over for not having my headlights on. I have a work van and they are usually…read moreautomatic but this time apparently they weren't. The officer was courteous but very intuitive. He gave me a field sobriety test and ultimately I passed. when it was all said and done, I do appreciate his professionalism from the start. Even though I was not intoxicate, he gave me the opportunity to prove that fact. When completed he let me go on my way. I know the police constantly get negative publicity but at the eod, they are doing their job. I do wholeheartedly appreciate the fact that I was given the opportunity to show I wasn't intoxicated by this office. I don't know his name but I want him to know that his professionalism did not go unnoticed. Thank you For all you do.

I have to say I have never been a huge fan of cops. Maybe it's just resentment from my dad being…read morelaw enforcement but that's another story. Since moving to Shreveport/Bossier in October I have heard horror stories about how "bad" the cops are in Bossier City and how they will bring you in for jaywalking etc. but I will say this today has been the worst day I've had in a long time and it was the kindness of two Bossier City cops that have made me smile. This morning my girlfriend and I were cut off and forced into the guardrail on the 220 exit ramp. She was historical because it's her brand new dream truck and trying to figure out what to do and what not. The Corporal who responded and I wish I remembered his name could not have been more helpful and supportive offering options and solutions, continually asking if she was ok because her shoulder was injured I mean this was by far the best experience I have ever had with a police officer and it was probably the most stressful situation I've had in a long time. Flash forward a couple hours and I'm sitting at gateway on airline and Officer Gray walks in and talks to the front desk apparently an elderly gentleman had a fender bender and busted a tire and officer Gay escorted him into the gateway parking lot and Convinced the staff to change the tire for this gentleman only because he is not allowed to do it or he would have himself. I am so happy today to call Bossier City my home and proud of my police department and it's people.