Talk:Bossier City, Louisiana

Comment

This article is poorly organized.

• Comment needs a lot of references... Wikiwikikid (talk) 20:54, 14 August 2008 (UTC)

• I propose the below reorganization for this article. Loosely based on the Milwaukee city article and others. Placed it here so that others working on this article may concur or disagree, and we will all have some kind of plan to work from. vernajast|^{is super serial} 21:28, 29 April 2010 (UTC)

1 History 
1.1 Trading Post
1.2 Agriculture
1.3 Civil War
1.4 Incorporation
1.5 Fire
2 Geography 
2.1 Landscape (river, bayous)
2.2 Climate (tornadoes, averages, records, etc., get NOAA chart)
3 Demographics 
3.1 Population 
3.2 Race and ethnicity 
3.3 Religion 
4 Education 
4.1 Higher education 
4.2 Primary and secondary education 
5 Government and politics 
6 Economy 
6.1 Barksdale AFB (failed Cyber Command, short history) 
6.2 Shopping (Boardwalk)
6.3 Sports (Mudbugs, arena football)
6.4 Gambling (casinos, Louisiana Downs)
6.5 Entertainment (concerts and shows at CenturyTel and Horseshoe)
6.6 Film Industry (as a prime location, jobs)
7 Crime (statistics with references)
8 Transportation 
8.1 Highway (I-20, Arthur Ray Teague Parkway, I-220, historic Hwy 80)
8.2 Water (Red River)
8.3 Bus (Sportran from Shreveport)
8.4 Bicycle and walking trails (path along the Red River)
9 Media (newspaper, tv, music)
11 Notable natives and residents
10 Sister city (joint initiatives, statistics for working in Shreveport/living in Bossier)
11 In popular culture (song mentions, etc.)
12 See also (Shreveport, Bossier Parish, etc.)
13 References 
14 External links

Pictures

This article has entirely too many pictures. Their abundance, and placement, screws up the page formatting. ---RepublicanJacobite_{The'FortyFive'} 02:44, 24 November 2009 (UTC)

• I've hidden the images via HTML and suggest adding only the relevant ones back in as editing on this article progresses. I agree, they were unneccesary. vernajast|^{is super serial} 16:53, 23 April 2010 (UTC)

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Major Flood Events

Two major flooding events, one caused by the Red River and the other caused by excessive localized rain occurred in 2015 and 2016 respectively. They caused millions of dollars in property damage. A section on either these or natural disasters in general would help flesh the article out. BGoldwater (talk) 03:49, 25 May 2022 (UTC)