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LSUS professor, students uncover original burial sites of two famous priests

SHREVEPORT – Catholic priests Father Isidore Quemerais and Father Louis Gergaud were two of the heroes of the 1873 Yellow Fever Epidemic that wiped out a quarter of Shreveport’s population.

One of Shreveport's Oldest Buildings is Also an Impressive Museum

You've probably driven by this location on Spring Street a thousand times and have never given it a second thought. But, you should because it tells the story of Shreveport.

One of Shreveport's Oldest Buildings is Also an Impressive Museum

You've probably driven by this location on Spring Street a thousand times and have never given it a second thought. But, you should because it tells the story of Shreveport.

One of Shreveport's Oldest Buildings is Also an Impressive Museum

You've probably driven by this location on Spring Street a thousand times and have never given it a second thought. But, you should because it tells the story of Shreveport.

One of Shreveport's Oldest Buildings is Also an Impressive Museum

You've probably driven by this location on Spring Street a thousand times and have never given it a second thought. But, you should because it tells the story of Shreveport.

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Lallie had a way with words. Even as a young teen, people were impressed with his communication skills. Lallie could be trusted to diffuse volatile situations and to open dialogue

Photos: Historic rock chapel in northwest Louisiana built for monks in 1800s

Southern Living once called Rock Chapel in Caramel, Louisiana, which was built by an order of Carmelite monks in 1891, one of the "South's Most Beautiful Chapels." It is.

Obituary: Dinah Stevenson

TV program notes -- week of Oct. 8, 2023