The KTBS 3 Community Caravan wrapped up a weeklong visit to Minden on Thursday, highlighting local culture, cuisine, and community stories.
The Caravan began Monday, June 9, with visits to the Dorcheat Museum and downtown Minden, where KTBS staff met with residents and explored the city’s historic charm.
On Tuesday, El Santito Mexican Restaurant was featured on Rick Rowe’s “Tasty Tuesday” segment. The downtown eatery, known for its Latin, Mediterranean, and Mexican dishes, received regional attention during the televised spotlight.
The Germantown Colony Museum was the focus of Wednesday’s visit, offering viewers a look at one of Webster Parish’s key historic sites.
Thursday began with a 5:30 AM grilling event on Main Street, followed by breakfast and ice cream at Shug’s. KTBS also visited The Farmer’s Daughter boutique and Hers Bridal, adding to the day’s local coverage.
The week concluded with a community lunch at Orleans on Main Bistreaux. Residents were invited to meet KTBS staff and share what they love about Minden. Some of those comments aired during KTBS’s evening newscasts.
The KTBS 3 Community Caravan visits towns across the ArkLaTex each month, bringing on-air personalities and production staff to spotlight the people and places that define the region.
The Minden episode is available for viewing at ktbs.com/community/community_caravan.