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At the Heart of the Holidays

Contact: Kelli West, Marketing ManagerP. (318) 442-9546 | C. (318) 625-9770kelli@apacvb.org PRESS RELEASEFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEJune 16, 2016 At the Heart of the HolidaysAlexandria, LA –... Keep Reading

Posted on 06/16/2016

Finish the year along the Trail with these Shreveport-Bossier Events and Activities

Congratulations! You’ve officially survived the pre-Christmas frenzy. With Christmas Day festivities behind us and minimal gift wrap-induced paper cuts, it is officially time to celebrate.... Keep Reading

Posted on 12/30/2015

Shop the Trail: Alexandria/Pineville

As you saw in our Taste of the Trail Alexandria/Pineville blog, these Cenla (read, Central Louisiana) cities don’t mess around when it comes to producing some... Keep Reading

Posted on 12/28/2015

Shop the Trail: Monroe-West Monroe

Christmas is right around the corner, which means you need to find the perfect gift for everyone on your list. That’s a lot of pressure.... Keep Reading

Posted on 12/27/2015

Let Pinterest Save the Day

The countdown to Christmas has officially begun. It is crunch time. You’ve already been to a handful of holiday parties between the obligatory office/co-worker celebration,... Keep Reading

Posted on 12/25/2015

Taste of the Trail: Minden Restaurant Guide

The City of Minden is known for its small-town charm, unparalleled hospitality, and friendly people. The “friendliest city in the south,” as it was named,... Keep Reading

Posted on 12/25/2015

Taste of the Trail: Natchitoches Restaurant Guide

Natchitoches, Louisiana is known for so many things. It is the oldest city in the Louisiana Purchase, it was voted the Best Southern Small Town... Keep Reading

Posted on 12/23/2015

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