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2012 2012 Year in Review Shreveport Times Index 2012 2012 Year in Review "Top ten stories," 2012:1A, Dec. 30 AAA ACT "ACT brings 'Oliver' to the state," 2012:4E, Jan. 6 "ACT to perform 'Oliver' at Riverview," 2012:3L, Jan. 3 Alden Bridge, LA "Orphan towns endure in parishes' history," 2012:1A, April 30 Alliance For Education "55 compete in spelling bee," 2012:5A, March 4 "Breaking apart" [ISD], 2012:1A, Feb. 12 "Hughes talks ISDs with Rotary Club," 2012:1A, Feb. 15 "Hughes: Alliance exploring ISD possibilities," 2012:7A, Feb. 8 "ISD bill will not be filed this year," 2012:1A, Feb. 26 American Legion "Legion post 14 has new officers," 2012:3A, Aug. 7 American Rose Center "A twinkle in Roseland," 2012:4E, Nov. 23 "Rambunctious Roses," 2012:1L, April 26 Amtrak "Get on Board?" 2012:1A, Oct. 7 "Passenger rail service could return to Shreveport," 2012:1A, May 21 "Rail service to Dallas to be studied," 2012:1A, March 2 Ark-LaTex Sports Museum "5 due for 'Champions' induction," 2012:1S, Aug. 4 "Many memories shared at sports induction banquet," 2012:1L, Aug. 12 Art in Shreveport "A splash of color" [Chris Opp], 2012:1L, July 17 "Artist shares lifetime of paintings" [Sam Rigling], 2012:3L, Aug. 14 "Artspace to display 'Borderlands' exhibit," 2012:3L, March 27 "Barnwell to host new exhibit" [Tom Pressly], 2012:1B, Aug. 12 "Bonding over glue" [artspace], 2012:1L, June 11 "Castoff creations" [Steve Culp], 2012:1L, Jan. 24 "Collections from afar" [Asian Jade], 2012:1L, Aug. 7 "DigiFest south brings art, career fair, more," 2012:1L, Sept. 4 "Gallery extends Jerry Wray exhibit," 2012:3L, Jan. 17 "Inner vision guides artists" [La.Assoc. for Blind], 2012:1L, Aug. 25 "LA Dance Troupe to perform in Canada," 2012:1L, May 1 "New exhibit on display at artspace" [Rachel Haas], 2012:3L, Feb. 14 "Oversized sculpture unveiled on riverfront," 2012:3A, April 14 "Reception scheduled for art show" [Brandon English], 2012:8L, Feb. 28 "RemArcable art" [Arc of Caddo-Bossier], 2012:1L, Jan. 17 "Sewell exhibit on display at artspace," 2012:5L, Jan. 19 BBB BAFB "20th Air Force commander to retire today," 2012:3A, June 22 "2nd Bomb Wing getting new commander," 2012:4A, April 21 "307th Bomb Wing gets new leader," 2012:4A, Feb. 12 "8th Air Force has milestone year ahead," 2012:3A, Jan. 23 "8th Air Force marks milestone," 2012: 3A, Feb. 2 "8th Air Force Museum Assoc. to meet," 2012:3A, Aug. 6 "8th Air Force preserving history, moving forward," 2012:7A, Dec. 22 "8th Air Force revisits its British past," 2012:1A, Sept. 3 "A-10 squadron about to deploy," 2012:3A, Jan. 21 "A-10 squadron trim questioned," 2012:3A, May 10 "A-10s at BAFB get reprieve," 2012:1A, July 12 "Ace shares insights with students, recruits," 2012:3A, May 12 "Air Force gearing up for green fleet," 2012:3A, July 16 "Air Force general tapped for luncheon," 2012:3A, April 2 "Air show ends with high spirits," 2012:1A, April 23 "Airman recognized as one of Air Force's best" [Bryenna Brooks], 2012:3A, June 25 "Airmen welcomed home," 2012:1A, April 18 "Annual air show provides thrills for fans," 2012:1A, April 22 "Arizona base bests BAFB for award," 2012:3A, March 28 "B-52 milestones ahead," 2012:1A, April 9 "BAFB announces airman's memorial" [Johnson], 2012:3A, March 21 "BAFB bombers participate in surge," 2012:4A, Feb. 1 "BAFB holds memorial for fallen airman" [Bryan Bell], 2012:1A, Jan. 21 "BAFB honors Bataan survivors," 2012:3A, Sept 5 "BAFB journalists among Global Strike winners," 2012:4A, Feb. 13 "BAFB looks at options for at-risk positions," 2012:1A, March 11 "BAFB museum mulls its future," 2012:3A, Sept. 17 "BAFB museum schedules Linebacker II memorial dedication," 2012:3A, Nov. 19 "BAFB museum unveils new name," 2012:4A, Oct. 3 "BAFB positions at risk," 2012:1A, March 8 "BAFB tower reaching new highs," 2012:5A, March 18 "BAFB welcomes Green Flag participants," 2012:3A, Jan. 21 "Barksdale's A-10 plane at risk," 2012:1A, Feb. 4 "Global Strike Command to get flag," 2012:3A, June 27 "Blue Angels to headline air show," 2012:3A, Nov. 16 "Blue Angels visit Barksdale," 2012:3A, Nov. 20 "Bomb squadron heads to Pacific," 2012:3A, Oct. 10 "Bomber bounty" [photograph], 2012:3A, Feb. 9 "Bossier Fire trains on BAFB," 2012:3A, Jan. 3 "British, Russian air leaders invited to BAFB," 2012:1A, Aug. 3 "Command to kick off challenge" [Global Strike], 2012:3A, June 25 "Commander of Global Strike missile support unit fired," 2012:14A, Nov. 7 "Commander previews B-52 upgrades," 2012:8A, May 15 "Crew chiefs key to B-52H mission," 2012:3A, Feb. 14 "Crisis raised the temp for alert crews," 2012:7A, Oct 19 "Decisive B-52 bombing campaign heroes honored," 2012:4A, Dec. 9 "Defense secretary to visit Barksdale," 2012:1A, Feb. 16 "DOD program aids local schools," 2012:3A, June 12 "Events to honor doomed airmen," 2012:3A, Sept. 12 "General sees cyber still strong in area," 2012:3A, July 24 "Global Strike dedicates conference center," 2012:3A, Aug. 30 "Global Strike Challenge competition heats up," 2012:3A, Aug. 29 "Local Reserve fighters deploy," 2012:3A, July 9 "Maintenance on B-52 can be intense process," 2012:3A, Oct. 15 "Medal of honor recipients honored today," 2012:6A, March 25 "Mountain man enlivens event" [Global Strike Challenge], 2012:3A, Nov. 8 "Nation's last ace shares war stories" [Chuck DeBellevue], 2012:12A, April 28 "Obama names choice top Air Force officer," 2012:3A, May 12 "Panetta woos BAFB troops," 2012:1A, Feb. 18 "Plans for East Gate/I-220 project continue," 2012:1A, Nov. 30 "Preserving history, moving forward," 2012:1C, Dec. 16 "Remembering the fallen," 2012:3A, Oct 17 "Reserve wing to change command," 2012:3A, Feb. 9 "Senate committee orders halt to A-10 cuts," 2012:1A, May 25 "Stranglove experience' available at BAFB show," 2012:4A, April 21 "Teams arriving for Global Strike Challenge," 2012:3A, Nov.5 "Updates offered in air show," 2012:3A, April 7 "Veterans, BAFB lauded at luncheon," 2012:3A, April 28 "Vietnam War ace to speak at event," 2012:4A, March 19 "Vintage BAFB vehicles to be auctioned by DOD," 2012:9A, Oct. 10 "Visiting F-15E Eagles split skies," 2012:3A, Aug. 24 "Vitter seeks assurances on Global Strike," 2012:3A, Aug. 2 "Volunteer's last hurrah on horizon," 2012:4A, Feb. 19 "When Barksdale changed forever" [Cuban Missile Crisis], 2012:1A, Oct 19 "Wilson delivers snippets on big year," 2012:3A, April 19 "WW I veteran William Hines gets Legion of Honor," 2012:3A, Feb. 11 Banks "Home Federal expanding," 2012:1B, Dec. 23 Barnwell Center "Artist shares lifetime of paintings" [Sam Rigling], 2012:3L, Aug. 14 "Barnwell to display Pressly exhibit," 2012:8E, Aug. 14 "Barnwell to have special day," 2012:2L, Nov. 1 "Barnwell to host artist lunch," 2012:3L, Jan. 17 "Barnwell to host new exhibit" [Tom Pressly], 2012:1B, Aug. 12 "Barnwell's future to be debated," 2012:3A, Aug. 3 "Culture on canvas" [Alan Flattmann], 2012:1L, June 19 "Greenhouse gardening," 2012:1L, Oct 25 "Locals sound off on Barnwell Center plans," 2012:3A, Aug. 14 Benton, LA "Cathcart elected as Benton mayor," 2012:5A, March 25 "Mayoral candidates talk utility demand," 2012:3A, March 15 BESE "BESE moves ahead with 'Course Choice," 2012:5A, Dec. 5 "BESE OKs education funding formula," 2012:1A, Feb. 28 "BESE OKs voucher school proposal," 2012:3A, July 25 "BESE to consider naming superintendent," 2012:3A, Jan.11 "Debate stirs over school vouchers," 2012:3A, Oct 26 "Nonpublic schools to get new approval terms," 2012:3A, Oct. 13 "Panelists continue education discussion," 2012:1A, July 11 Better Business Bureau "Local businesses receive the BBB's torch awards," 2012:3A, Oct 26 Biomedical Research Foundation "Foundation reflects on history," 2012:3A, Sept. 26 "Research threatened," 2012:1A, Sept. 27 Black Community "African drums ensnare listeners," 2012:3A, July 12 "Community trailblazers honored," 2012:3A, Feb. 24 "Honoring a legacy" [MLK], 2012:1L, Feb. 5 "MLK's legacy to be marked in Shreveport," 2012:3A, Jan. 13 "Oak Park honors men for MLK Day," 2012:3A, Jan. 13 "Political analyst addresses local enclave," 2012:3A, Oct. 16 "Rally aims to stop city violence," 2012:3A, Sept. 18 “A Celebration of Culture," 2012:4E, Feb.3 Board of Regents "Panel OKs Regents control of funding," 2012:3A, April 26 "Regents question value of studies," 2012:3A, July 16 "Regents suggest university improvements," 2012:1A, Jan. 7 Bonnie & Clyde "Bonnie and Clyde guns to be auctioned," 2012:3L, July 17 BosParish-Community College "Almost Maine" [Cavalier Players], 2012:1L, July 24 "BPCC and NSU sign agreement," 2012:3A, March 14 "BPCC earns national security designation," 2012:3A, May 3 "BPCC has record enrollment again," 2012:3A, Sept. 15 "Campus cafe" [culinary buffet], 2012:3A, Nov. 27 "Caring for critters" [summer camp], 2012:1L, July 16 "College leaders tweet to communicate," 2012: 3A, June 16 "Cupid calling" [The Matchmaker], 2012:1L, March 20 "Facility to prepare people for Benteler jobs," 2012:1B, Nov.4 "Graduate list," 2012:8A, Feb. 4 "Local universities going green," 2012:1A, April 14 "New on the block" [Avenue Q], 2012:1L, Oct. 16 "Sleeping Beauty' gets new twist," 2012:3L, Feb. 7 "Switch' energy film to be screened at BPCC," 2012:3A, Nov. 13 "White to participate in Bossier town hall," 2012:3A, March 6 BosParish-Police Jury "Bossier expects drop in funds," 2012:3A, Nov. 6 "Bossier jury moves forward with zoning," 2012:3A, April 5 "Bossier sewer customers could save on bills," 2012:3A, June 19 "Bossier sewer customers could save," 2012:3A, July 4 "Bossier will examine state roads," 2012:3A, Aug.
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