With that being said, it’s time to take a look at all Town Hall level specific upgrade priorities. I wrote an article on this quite some time ago that will be very useful: if you send all 4 Builders to upgrade 4 Air Defenses at the same time you will have a problem getting all the Gold together and don’t use your Elixir properly and you will also make your base very vulnerable against air attacks). Of course you want to to keep all your Builders busy with upgrades, but planning ahead will help you get the resources needed for the upgrades and separating your Builders helps you prevent creating a big weak spot in your base (e.g. The upgrade priority is one thing, but it’s also important that you use your Builders effectively. Work on the troops you use right now and also have a look at popular attacking strategies for the next Town Hall level to know what you might need. Also I don’t know your personal preferences.Īlways have your Lab doing upgrades and don’t let it sit idle. Woody Wilson, Caddo Parish Commission.There is a reason I haven’t put a priority line for Laboratory upgrades in here – the attacking strategies change from month to month, so it would also change all the time. The committee members are as follows: Doyle Adams, Elizabeth Baptist Church of Benton, Shreveport-Bossier Sports Commission Tommy Boggs, Citizens National Bank Bossier City Mike Busada, Bond Finance & Economic Development Attorney Eric England, Port of Caddo-Bossier Butch Ford, Bossier Parish Police Jury Beau Hays, BeauxJax Crafthouse Tim Magner, Shreveport Chamber of Commerce Drew Mouton, City of Shreveport Amanda Nottingham, City of Bossier City Liz Swaine, Downtown Development Authority Bob Thames, Great Raft Brewing Henry Whitehorn, City of Shreveport Dr. The committee member co-chairs are Brittney Dunn, Shreveport-Bossier African American Chamber of Commerce, and Lisa Johnson, Bossier Chamber of Commerce.
While the SBCTB has led the project and is funding the initiative, a steering committee with representatives from around the area is organized to offer guidance and assistance. The various locations and times are an effort to make this meeting as accessible as possible to all members of the community. Drive, Shreveport, LA 71107īPCC – Louisiana Tech University Academic Success Center, Building HĦ220 E. The town hall events will take place as follows:ģ050 Martin Luther King Jr. These town hall events and the resident sentiment survey will provide an opportunity for everyone’s voice to be heard,” said Stacy Brown, president of the SBCTB.
Now, we want to hear from the public about your dreams and needs for the future of Shreveport-Bossier. “We are exceptionally pleased at the collaboration of a wide range of organizations from both sides of the Red River. The purpose of this project is to provide a wider variety of jobs, increase the local tax base, help fund community amenities and services, support special events, attract corporate investment and relocation, attract students, enhance civic pride, and improve overall quality of life. The community brand is a result of research and design concepts to determine the unique identity of Shreveport-Bossier. The primary goal of a destination master plan is to set goals and create initiatives over the next 10 years to increase overall visitor spending and attract more investment and talent from outside the community - and keep it in the community. The public is invited to participate in this important project by sharing ideas and perspectives at any of three separate town hall events at various locations September 7-9, 2022 across the sister cities. In a historic partnership, the Shreveport-Bossier Convention and Tourist Bureau (SBCTB), together with the City of Shreveport, the City of Bossier City, the Greater Shreveport Chamber of Commerce, the Bossier Chamber of Commerce, the Shreveport-Bossier African American Chamber of Commerce, and other local community organizations are working together to develop a Destination Master Plan and Community Brand.
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