Bossier City, a suburb of Shreveport, Louisiana, USA, is located in Bossier Parish and is one of the largest cities in the state of Louisiana and the second largest city in Louisiana. The community is located on the Louisiana-Mississippi border, about 30 miles east of Baton Rouge, and has a population of about 2.5 million people. Its capital is Bossiers City, located at the intersection of Interstate 10 and I-10 near the Louisiana State University border, south of downtown.

Horse racing and gambling machines have been around in Bossier City since Harrah's Louisiana Downs opened in 1974. The city is home to the largest casino in the United States, the Bossiers City Casino, located at the intersection of Interstate 10 and I-10 near the Louisiana State University border south of downtown.

In the 1830s, Bossier City was known as Bennett's Bluff, and in 1843 a piece of land east of the Red River was divided and designated "Bossier Parish." It was named after William Bennett, the cotton farmer from Bossiers Parish, who became the first cotton producer in Louisiana and the second largest cotton exporter in America. In 1843, this part of the country was divided and called Bossier Parish; later it was divided again, this time around a new town, New Orleans, Louisiana.

This continued growth led to the classification of Bossier City from a village to a city that was converted into a "city" by Governor John M. Parker in 1853. This sustained rumble of growth led to his classification as a "city," which he changed from "village" to "village" and from "city" to "city."

During the turn of the century, when most blacks in Louisiana were disenfranchised, the state was a one-party state dominated by the Democratic Party. In 2012, Mitt Romney is higher in the polls in Bossier Parish than McCain was in 2008. The white majority community had to move from the Democratic to the Republican party, but Ryan played a key role in President Barack Obama's re-election in 2012.

A trading post on the west side was in what became Shreveport and Bossier City, and many settlers got through. In the late 18th century, more than 200 wagons a week were passing through the area, many of them wanting to settle in Texas, but later they came to Bossiers City.

They became trading partners in the new Shreve Town, which eventually became Sh Reveport, and they became the first settlers in this city, as well as in Bossiers City.

Cane City was reportedly taken over by former Governor Newton C. Blanchard and renamed Bossier City. Cane City, but it was renamed Shreveport and then Bossiers City in 1853. The Canes of the City were admitted to the state of New Orleans, Louisiana, on January 1, 1855, by the former governor of Louisiana and his wife, the first female governor in Louisiana history. In the south, it was renamed Bossers City in honor of its former mayor, John C., and the wife of its first mayor.

Mrs. Canes plantation was fortified to protect Shreveport with Fort Kirby Smith in the center and three batteries in the center, and in 1855 it was also fortified on the east side of the Mississippi in the town of Bossier City, Louisiana. Woman Cane's, a plantation, was attached to protect Sh Reveport from the Kirby Smith Fort at its center, with three batteries at its center.

The 156th Army Band, which was deployed in 2010 as part of the 256th Infantry Brigade, is also based in Bossier City. An important element of the economy of Bossiers City is the development of tourism and the construction of hotels, restaurants and other shops in the city.

The Boardwalk, which includes the Bossier City Convention Center, Bossiers City International Airport and a number of hotels, restaurants and other shops in the area. It has a variety of restaurants, bars and shops as well as a wide range of entertainment options.

B Bossier Parish is named after the former mayor of Bossiers City, Louisiana, and the second largest city in the city. It was named in honor of a former Creole general who became a cotton planter in the community of BossIER, John C. "Buddy" Broussard.

Elysian Grove Plantation was located at the intersection of the Texas Trail and the Red River, where it crossed the Red River. It was the place where a trading post of what was to become Shreveport - Bossier in the east and then from the west ran into Bossiers City.

Recent improvements include the Arthur Ray Teague Parkway, located on the east side of the Red River. Recent improvements include the Arthur Ray Teague Parkway, which is located along the west side, and the New Orleans-Bossiers Expressway, the southernmost stretch of the city. Recent improvements, including a new bridge over the Texas Trail and an extension to the river, have been made.