City raises minimum per-acre for mineral rights

The city of Shreveport has raised the minimum per-acre it will accept for energy leases on city property. The minimum is $27,500 per acre and a 25-percent royalty, the City Council voted Tuesday. It amended the previous minimum of $22,500 per acre, councilman Monty Walford said. Read... [More]

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State lease sale nets over $90 million

By comparison, acreage up for bid in south Louisiana parishes not involved in the Haynesville Shale drew bonuses of anywhere from $65 an acre to $2500 an ... Read More

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Council debates funding for raises

  Shreveport police may get a raise, but the council is exploring options on how to fund it. And if police officers get a raise, firefighters' pay may also be increased. Shreveport City Councilman Bryan Wooley introduced a proposal during the council's Tuesd... [More]

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We are dreaming in SB (Shreveport Bossier) Land

The Haynesville Shale promise of riches has everyone buzzing. The New York Times covered it and there are rumors that the BBC is in town. Read More

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State lease sale poised to break another record.

Lease sale has 11293 acres of public lands in the Haynesville Shale up for bid. Mineral leases in June topped $35 million in cash bonus payments, ... Read More

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