Col. Mark Tillman, who was chosen as the nation’s 12th presidential pilot and served as pilot and commander of Air Force One from 2001-2009, will deliver the program at the 13th Annual Farmers Bank and Trust Distinguished Speaker Series on…
Around 6,500 people are expected for Family Day on Saturday, Sept. 9, 2017, making the event possibly the largest Southern Arkansas University will host on campus this year, Dr. Trey Berry, president, said. “This year’s Family Day promises to be…
The University of Arkansas Cossatot has been named third, based on affordability and quality, of all online colleges and programs in the nation by AffordableColleges.com. Specifically, the online Associate of General Studies program is recognized as an ideal way to…
Arthur Pletcher, mural and portrait artist, is collaborating with Texarkana Salvation Army to sell art-prints for the Hurricane Harvey Relief Effort. 60% of all sales will be donated to the Hurricane Harvey victims. “These prints are of my local murals,…
As Texas reels from the devastation caused by Hurricane Harvey, hundreds of new state laws will go into effect Friday, including a statewide ban on texting while driving. By the time the 2017 Legislature gaveled out in May, they had…
Texas A&M University-Texarkana has been named one of the “12 Most Innovative Colleges for Adult Learners” in the United States by the editors of Washington Monthly magazine. In its September/October issue, the magazine profiled Dr. Lisa Myers’ transformative work on prior…
The Texarkana Texas Police Department’s Special Investigations Unit arrested three men and seized several narcotics while serving a search warrant in the 3000 block of College Drive on Wednesday afternoon. Officers arrested Jonathan Matlock (21), Christopher Hurd (21), and Sonya…
Rumors of a coming gasoline shortage are causing long lines at some Texarkana area gas stations Thursday afternoon. The station at the Arkansas Blvd. Walmart had around ten cars waiting for each pump at 2:30 p.m. Thursday. Dallas is also…
Ruth Ellen Whitt Executive Director of Leadership Texarkana Ruth Ellen grew up in College Station, TX, enmeshed in the world of Texas A&M from Wee Aggieland kindergarten days due to her father’s administrative roles at the college. Puzzling solutions, supporting…
Twenty-nine Indiana Department of Natural Resources Law Enforcement Officers are heading for Houston today to help with rescue missions after Hurricane Harvey. The officers stayed overnight at the Hilton Garden Inn in Texarkana, Texas. Officer Keith Dinn explained, “we will…
A De Queen, Ark., man who allegedly sold methamphetamine from his home appeared before a federal judge in Texarkana last week. Randy Terrell Hayes, 30, is accused in a federal criminal complaint of making sales of meth May 30 and…
People in Texarkana have been wishing for authentic Indian cuisine for quite some time. Finally, Taste of India in Central Mall is here to sate all your naan desires. Krishna Bashyal, the owner of Taste of India, brings authentic flavors…
The Texarkana Arkansas Police Department introduced their newest officer today, K9 Rossi, a 17-month-old Belgian Malinois. Rossi and his handler, Officer Tanner Freeman, recently spent 12 weeks in Oxford, Florida at Police Service Dogs Training Center (PSDTC) training together as…
Rabbit Hole is the story of Becca and Howie Corbett. They have everything a family could want, until a life-altering car accident leaves them with the challenge of coping with their loss. Director, Michael Cooper, meticulously manages each word and…
Texarkana College Trustee Ken Reese announced his resignation from the Board on Monday after serving as a member since January 26, 2015. The seven-member board is accepting letters of interest through September 13, 2017, from Bowie County residents who reside…
