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Local paint contractor Gary Williams began the year on a kidney transplant list and ended it with a new kidney, donated by his son-in-law Jimmy Sorenson.
On August 16th, 2024, Lauren Crowder turned 40. Her 30s had been a decade full of life and milestones: at 30, she began dating Mike Crowder, the man she’d marry at 31. But, as wonderful as the prior 10 years had been, Lauren did not grieve leaving her 30s behind—because the day she turned 40 was the day her son, Crew, embarked upon the world.
Headaches and facial pain during increased cardiac activity were Queen City–native Janie Wright’s first indication that something was amiss with her health. She never guessed this seemingly random pain was actually the result of massive arterial blockages.
Love & Gratitude: The Wedding of Ashlyn Cook and Briley Court
Timeless Elegance: The Wedding of Melissa Lambert and Keith Beason
Beyond Blessed: The Wedding of Nicole Penny and Matthew Cox
Southern Charm: The Wedding of Allison Wright and Brock Yates
A Cherished Moment: The Wedding of Caroline Thomas and Chase Beebe
Come Rain or Come Shine: The Wedding of Alexandra Miller and Clete Norton
To Have & To Hold: The Wedding of Dacoda Goethals and Gage Davis
Keeping Traditions: The Wedding of Rachel Rhodes and Joel Orr
Watching the Wind Blow By: The Wedding of Summer Stussy and Hunter Druhan
Texarkana’s own Katelyn Dobbins Clayton has garnered quite a bit of attention online for her pictures of 2024 solar eclipse.
Two Texarkana ISD educators have earned National Board Certification. Morriss Elementary School second grade teacher Lisa McCloskey and Texas Middle School Assistant Principal Ashleigh Bridges join the over 130,000 teachers across the United States who are Board-certified.
The James Black School of Bladesmithing and Historic Trades will hold a hunting knife course from January 19 through January 22 from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
CHRISTUS St. Michael Health System is proud to announce the certification of its cardiac rehabilitation program by the American Association of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation.
Texas A&M University-Texarkana has announced a new partnership with TexAmericas Center (TAC) that will allow center employees as well as employees of tenant businesses to receive discounted tuition towards classes at the university.
Texas Statewide Network of Assessment Professionals (TSNAP) selected TISD District Testing Coordinator Sherry Nelson as TSNAP DTC of the Year.
The University of Arkansas at Hope-Texarkana honored graduating students from the Nursing Assistant (CNA) Program with a special pinning ceremony on Monday, December 11, at 4:30 p.m. in the Texarkana Campus Center commons area.
December 8th, 2023, marks the 150th anniversary of the sale of the first Texarkana city lots. This milestone “birthday” deserves a celebration, and to that end, volunteers from the twin cities have been anticipating and planning a huge event for years.
The 10th Farmers Bank & Trust LIVE UNITED BOWL game will be played Saturday, December 2nd at Texarkana Arkansas School District’s Razorback Stadium with a noon kick-off.
Arkansas High School Razorback EAST has been awarded a $30,000 grant to establish an on-campus food pantry, providing crucial support to students and the local community.
The Texarkana Home Builders Association presented the 2023 Texarkana Home & Garden Show on March 25th.
Molly Minter enjoys a night of gourmet cuisine at Dannie's Cafe located in Shover Springs, AR