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Buzz on Business: Activated carbon plant gets loan commitment
Red River Environmental Products LLC has received a conditional guarantee of a $245 million loan from the U.S. Energy Department to help build an activated carbon manufacturing facility near Coushatta.
Financing in place for carbon plant
Colorado-based ADA Carbon Solutions has obtained a federal loan guarantee on $245 million the company will borrow to build the nation's largest activated carbon plant in northwest Louisiana, the company announced today.
Coushatta opens new Family Center & Pharmacy
Coushatta Casino Resort's medical center and pharmacy has completed a move to its new location at 287 Panther Trail Drive, near the property's north entrance.
DOE Offers $245M Conditional Loan Guarantee To Red River...
Energy Secretary Steven Chu recently announced the offer of a $245M conditional loan guarantee to Red River Environmental Products, LLC to build an activated carbon manufacturing facility near Coushatta, Red River Parish, Louisiana.
Coushatta Heritage Center to highlight tribe's history
The Coushatta Tribe of Louisiana will showcase its history and culture in a 20,000-square-foot Coushatta Heritage Center that is set to be completed in 2010 in Elton.
Feds issue loan guarantee to proposed La. plant
COUSHATTA, La. - The federal Energy Department has issued a $245 million conditional loan guarantee to a company planning to build an activated carbon manufacturing plant near Coushatta.
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The Coushatta-Red River Chamber of Commerce and the town of Coushatta are partnering to bring "A Country Christmas" to the area starting with Thursday's parade and fireworks.
David Heyman looks at photos at artspace Sunday afternoon in the
Don W. Veatch Sr., who grew up during the Great Depression, remembers a time when the family's groceries were purchased on credit from the next year's cotton crop.
Charges against trooper dropped in judge incident
COUSHATTA - Louisiana's attorney general says a state judge has asked it to drop a criminal investigation of a state trooper accused of roughing up the judge after a traffic stop in July.
A vehicle moves along Riding Club Lane in Shreveport on Saturday. Greg Pearson/The Times
Following is the status of selected area waterways in the wake of storms that brought two tornadoes and heavy rain Thursday and more rain Friday, setting a new October record for precipitation.
Livestock sale encourages youths
You could hardly hear the auctioneers over the excited rumble of the crowd and the occasional bellow of animals Wednesday in the livestock barn at the Louisiana State Fair in Shreveport.
The Louisiana Baptist Convention Executive Board tackled a full agenda at its annual fall meeting on Sept.
Region briefs: Branch library to have open house
CASTOR — An open house will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday at the new Castor Branch Library, 1955 Highway 507.
Man killed in Red River Parish wreck
A man was killed late Thursday in a single-vehicle accident in Red River Parish southeast of Coushatta.
Jindal's kiss of death: James Gill
This week it was New Jersey. A couple of weeks ago it was Virginia. No doubt Gov.
Regional Briefs: NSU partners with ed2go to offer online courses
Northwestern State University's Office of Electronic and Continuing Education has partnered with ed2go to offer hundreds of instructor-facilitated, noncredit courses, including Web 2.0: Blogs, Wikis and Podcasts.
Governor awards $135,712 in grants
COUSHATTA - Gov. Bobby Jindal awarded grants totaling $135,712 to Red River Parish communities when he stopped in Coushatta at noon today for his Louisiana Working Tour.
Regional briefs: Rain forces Adai Caddo tribe to cancel powwow
ROBELINE - The Adai Caddo Indian Nation's annual powwow, which was slated for Saturday, has been canceled due to the weather.
John Maginnis: Court election no place for gentlemen
'Two Gentlemen from Louisiana,' an exhibit of the papers of former Sens. J. Bennett Johnston and John Breaux, opened with a chat between the two on the bygone practice of civility in political life.
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