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Foster Campbell: $600 million coming to Louisiana for broadband expansion
The big shift to home-based work and schooling during the coronavirus means Louisiana more than ever needs to bring internet service to all parts of the state, according to Public Service Commissioner Foster Campbell. “Nothing is more important for rural parts of our state than high-speed internet,” Campbell said. “It’s just like the telephone used [...]
Opinion
Business Interactions: Teamwork = Synchronicity
Several years ago, the Rotary Club of Shreveport held dragon boat races on the Red River. My business friend, Tom Arceneaux, a Director of the Blanchard, Walker, O’Quinn & Roberts law firm, writes a business development article. In a recent post, Tom mentions the dragon boats. Following is an excerpt from his article. “…Admiral McRaven [...]
Opinion
Guice: Louisiana Tech moving through Phase 1 and beyond
As the State of Louisiana moves through Phase One of its reopening plan, Louisiana Tech University is continuing its work to provide unparalleled educational opportunities for the people of our region, state, and nation. COVID-19 has changed things for many of us, and higher education is no different. In accordance with our state’s plan, Louisiana [...]
Opinion
White: Finding employees as you reopen
Finding employees as you reopen
