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Johnette Magner

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As seen in: KPXJ 21/KTBS 3 (Shreveport, LA), KTBS-TV (Shreveport, LA), Thrive Global, NewsBreak, Auburn Citizen, KTVZ-TV (Bend, OR), WISC-TV (Madison, WI), KESQ-TV (Thousand Palms, CA), KRDO-TV (Colorado Springs, CO), KEYT-TV (Santa Barbara, CA), KVIA-TV (El Paso, TX), Longview News-Journal and
Anchor/Reporter for KTBS-TV3. I anchor the 5pm and 6pm newscasts and cover health and higher education.
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Cemetery board formalizes maintenance plan for Forest Park cemeteries

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By Johnette Magner Verified
| KPXJ 21/KTBS 3 (Shreveport, LA) Verified
SHREVEPORT, La. - The Louisiana Cemetery Board has confirmed a formal agreement with the owner of the Forest Park cemeteries to address deferred maintenance issues. In a letter to owner Matthew Seyler, the board acknowledged receipt of a contract covering continued lawn service, tree removal and other upkeep efforts already underway at Forest Park East and Forest Park West cemeteries.
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Shreveport businessman John Bernard Slattery left lasting mark on city skyline Original

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By Johnette Magner Verified
| KPXJ 21/KTBS 3 (Shreveport, LA) Verified
SHREVEPORT,  La. - When John Bernard Slattery arrived in Shreveport in 1844, he was a 30-year-old Catholic lawyer with modest beginnings and ambitious dreams. Over the decades, those dreams would help shape the city’s identity — most notably through a towering landmark that still bears his name. Slattery, the son of Irish immigrants, built his fortune not in law but in real estate, acquiring land across Northwest Louisiana during a period of rapid growth.
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New case of chronic wasting disease found in North Louisiana

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By Johnette Magner Verified
| KPXJ 21/KTBS 3 (Shreveport, LA) Verified
SHREVEPORT, La. - A new case of chronic wasting disease has been confirmed in north Louisiana, raising continued concerns among wildlife officials as the fatal illness spreads among the state’s deer population. Chronic wasting disease, commonly known as CWD, affects only deer and is characterized by severe weight loss and behavioral changes. Infected animals may show reduced fear of humans, as well as symptoms such as staggering and confusion. The disease is always fatal.
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