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Bossier City councilman withdraws entertainment district proposal
Bossier City Councilman Chris Smith withdrew his entertainment district from the council's agenda, citing public concerns and the need for more planning
Bossier City councilman withdraws proposed entertainment development district
Bossier City Councilman Chris Smith has announced he is withdrawing the proposed Entertainment Development District from the City Council agenda.
Bossier City councilman withdraws proposed entertainment development district
Bossier City Councilman Chris Smith has announced he is withdrawing the proposed Entertainment Development District from the City Council agenda.
Smith withdraws proposed Bossier Entertainment Development District
BOSSIER CITY, La. — Bossier City Councilman Chris Smith has withdrawn a proposal to create an Entertainment Development District aimed at generating dedicated funding for improvements in the city’s...
Proposed sales tax would fund new Bossier City entertainment districts
A proposed 2% sales tax would fund new entertainment districts planned for Bossier City.
Louisiana casino revenue growing faster than national average, thanks to expansions
Thanks to a series of upgrades that moved some aging riverboat casinos onto land, a $435 million transformation of Caesars New Orleans and a glitzy new casino in Bossier City, Louisiana’s state regulated gambling halls saw their revenues in 2025 grow well above the national average.
Bossier City's incoming arts building director may be key to entertainment district plans
The new director may be the key to Bossier City's future economic plans.
Bossier City planning entertainment district with potential tax incentives: Council president
Bossier City officials are planning a potential entertainment district encompassing the city's casinos, the Louisiana Boardwalk and the East Bank District with the aim of courting investment, Council President Chris Smith says.