The Salvation Army’s annual Red Kettle Campaign is back in Texarkana, with holiday cheer and crucial support to the community. The goal this year is $100,000 for local assistance, food, and shelter for those experiencing homelessness and more.
Texarkana College is set to launch its newly certified Aviation Maintenance Technician program in January 2025. Following approval from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), this program aims to quickly equip students with the skills needed to meet the aviation industry’s rising demand for skilled maintenance technicians.
Texarkana's Veterans Day Parade Is This Saturday, November 9, starting at 11 AM in downtown Texarkana, Arkansas/Texas. This year's theme is a Salute to Women in the Military.
The Arkansas State Police (ASP) continued their crackdown on State Highways and byways, these four traffic stops in Crawford County brought in over 300 pounds of pot plus quite an assortment of other illegal narcotics.
Welcome to a new month, with Thanksgiving and Christmas now in our thoughts its time we wrap up October's final week. Bowie County Sheriff Jeff Neal reports 76 total persons arrested in the county in the last week of October. Bowie County deputies brought in 30 of those, while another 46 were turned over by other law enforcement agencies to BCSO.
Texarkana Arkansas Police have a new Chief, but it happens to be one the department and the city have known for 29 years, Interim Chief and long-time TAPD veteran Ed Chattaway has been named the new Chief of the Texarkana Arkansas Police Department by City Manager, Tyler Richards.
Starting Friday, November 1, the Little Rock Zoo will begin collecting Holiday lights and extension cords to raise awareness and funds to save wild African lions.
What a night it was, the annual Taste of Texarkana benefitting Harvest Regional Food Bank was an incredible success for 2024, and we've got the pictures and booth winners to prove it.
Texarkana College’s Board of Trustees celebrated notable achievements at their meeting Monday, with a strong focus on advancing workforce education through a new plumbing program and recognizing Trustee George Moore for his recent award.
Arrest rates returned to normal last week in Bowie County with an almost 50% increase over the previous week. Bowie County Sheriff Jeff Neal reports 77 persons arrested in the county. Bowie County deputies brought in 17 of those, while another 60 were turned over by other law enforcement agencies to BCSO.