Krystal Montez

1 week ago | k945.com | Krystal Montez

Get ready to show your Pilot Pride, Shreveport. Shreveport residents are invited to a special community celebration for the LSU Shreveport Pilots baseball team this Monday, June 2nd, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Head downtown to Festival Plaza to honor our team, and wear LSUS Pilots gear. The public celebration will include appearances by players and coaches, remarks from university and city leadership, music, and food trucks.

1 week ago | k945.com | Krystal Montez

Several seafood lovers walked up to a sad sight at Bossier's Joe's Crab Shack: a simple sign thanking the community for their support and asking us to find a sister location to visit soon. Could it be the same reason Hooters on the Louisiana Boardwalk closed its doors? Just a couple of months ago, Hooters announced that it would not renew its lease and closed its doors at the end of April. Shortly after that closure, Sweet Caroline's at the Boardwalk closed its doors at the end of May.

1 week ago | k945.com | Krystal Montez

Have you started spotting crawfish in random spots throughout Shreveport? My pup and I just walked up on crawfish after crawfish during an evening walk. My first thought was to look around to see if some wandering mudbugs got away from a boil. Did a crawfish truck turn over and spill crawfish nearby? Have you scrolled through TikTok lately and seen videos of crawfish seemingly taking over roads in South Louisiana?

1 week ago | k945.com | Krystal Montez

If you escape Shreveport often, you've probably thought about your next adventure. When was the last time you went on a field trip? One of my favorite things to do every single spring is to visit Anderson Farms in Coushatta. The name Anderson Farms probably sounds familiar, as they've been coming to the Shreveport Farmers Market for a very long time now. I am a sucker for a documentary where I can learn about things I never knew I was interested in.

2 weeks ago | k945.com | Krystal Montez

Shreveport is only 45 minutes away from a museum dedicated to Bonnie and Clyde. For the last 32 years, the town of Gibsland has held a Bonnie and Clyde Festival. The crazy part about the Bonnie and Clyde Museum is who runs it. L.J. “Boots” Hinton is the son of one of the gunmen who took down Bonnie and Clyde. Talk about a crazy connection. You can meet "Boots" inside an old building that used to be a cafe. Legend has it that the cafe was the last stop the dangerous duo made before being ambushed.