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State leases Terrebonne land for oil-and-gas exploration
More than 35 acres in southeastern Terrebonne Parish have been leased to a North Carolina-based company to explore for oil and gas reserves.
State Mineral, Energy Board collects $4.7M
BATON ROUGE - The state Mineral and Energy Board Wednesday collected more than $4.7 million in bonuses in a drilling lease sale, bringing the total collected for the financial year that began July 1 to more than $49.9 million.
Community briefly: Board appointments on Shreveport council's agenda
Shreveport City Council can vote today on Mayor Cedric Glover's recent appointments to the Airport Authority and Personnel Board.
'Haynesville' documentary earns spot in SXSW film festival
Word of the Haynesville Shale documentary is getting out to broader audiences and earning recognition along the way.
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March 4, 2010 - Haynesville Shale Emergency Preparedness Workshop/Table Top Exercise
Shreveport Mayor Cedric B. Glover announces that on Thursday, April 8, 2010 from 9:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. at the Bossier Parish Sheriff's Office Substation, 2510 Viking Drive, the Caddo Bossier Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness in conjunction with the Governor's Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness will host a ...
Fleming: Hydraulic regulations could hurt Haynesville Shale
U.S. Rep. John Fleming is blasting Democrats on a House committee for launching an investigation into the safety of hydraulic fracturing.
Options emerge for GM Shreveport
Hummer may be finished, but the story of the local General Motors facility is far from over, according to local and state officials.
Regents approve program to provide Haynesville Shale workforce
The Haynesville Shale is the hottest place in the country for natural gas production and will be looking for a skilled workforce for years to come.
RV parks pop up, expand as oil and gas workers settle in
An RV park east of Mansfield resembles a small town because of the number of travel trailers, mobile homes and people living there.
Revenue, drilling on the upswing in the Haynesville Shale region
Two years ago this month, word about a natural gas reservoir to rival all others in the nation began leaking beyond whispers of the competitive oil and gas industry and into coffee shops and restaurants where average citizens were puzzled about the sudden interest in their mineral rights.
Community briefly: Free graduate practice exams offered
The YWCA of Northwest Louisiana has launched the "Change for Change" coin drive as a fundraiser.
a " Firm planning Haynesville expansion
Dallas-based Energy Transfer Partners LP is seeking buyers for natural gas capacity on a new interstate pipeline that will tap the Haynesville Shale and related formations in east Texas and northwest Louisiana.
EnCana, Shell to sponsor energy camps for local students
Local educators announced more than $100,000 in grants to start "energy camps" for local students this summer.
Caddo to put $25M bond before voters
Caddo voters will get a chance May 1 to vote on a $25 million bond issue. On Thursday, commissioners approved a special election on the 20-year debt to be repaid by a 1.95-mill property tax.
Mansfield gets more than $80,000 in lease sale
The city of Mansfield gained more than $80,000 in bonus payments when it leased mineral rights on almost six acres during today's monthly lease sale in Baton Rouge.
Haynesville Shale pipeline to be expanded
Dallas-based Energy Transfer Partners LP is already expanding the planned Tiger Pipeline that will service the Haynesville Shale region in northwest Louisiana and east Texas.
Uncertainty will chill recovery
If you're confused by the economic news coming out recently, you're in cosmopolitan company.
Water issues part of two yearlong studies
A program to set priorities for state-funded reservoir projects and an analysis of groundwater concerns are the focus of separate yearlong studies Louisiana has commissioned.