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Explore Buc-ee’s in Louisiana and Derby Day in the latest entertainment news

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Buc-ee’s, the beloved travel stop known for its toothy Beaver mascot, is making its way to Louisiana with the groundbreaking of its first store in Ruston. Travelers and locals alike are eagerly anticipating the arrival of this iconic convenience store, which has become a tourist destination in its own right.

The city, state, and Federal Highway Commission have all signed a memorandum of understanding to support the design concept of an Interstate 20 interchange and service road that will accommodate the new Buc-ee’s location. This development marks an exciting milestone for Louisiana residents who have long awaited the arrival of this popular chain.

In other news, Shreveport Derby Day is making a comeback on May 4, promising a vibrant outdoor celebration in honor of the Kentucky Derby. Attendees can look forward to prizes for the best hat and best-dressed guests at this lively event held at the beautiful Provenance Community.

For those with a passion for music, a unique adult rock and roll music camp experience is coming to downtown Lafayette. Designed by professional musician Danny Devillier, the Good Time Rock Retreat offers adults aged 21 and over the opportunity to unleash their inner rock star in a fun and transformative setting.

Lastly, Pam Atchison, the executive director of the Shreveport Regional Arts Council, is set to retire after 38 years of visionary leadership in the arts community. Her legacy includes the creation of ArtBreak, the revitalization of the Texas Street Bridge, and the cultivation of a thriving arts scene in downtown Shreveport. As she transitions into her new role with Christmas in the Sky, Atchison reflects on her journey as an art icon in northwest Louisiana.

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