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. Easter Sunday is April 17 and that will be here before you know it. That means it's almost time for Easter Egg Hunts. Here is a list of the Easter Egg Hunts in Texarkana and surrounding areas.

The Texarkana Junior League is getting ready for its 2021 Eggstravaganza. What fun to wake up on Easter morning to your yard filled with candy-stuffed eggs and a note from the Easter Bunny. You can bring that excitement to your kids and help the Texarkana Junior League with their projects at the same time.

Urgent Care services provider, HealthCARE Express is excited to host a citywide Contactless Easter Egg Hunt. Eggs are set up all around town now until April 5.

It's hard to believe that Easter is this Sunday. If you have kids in the house bored to tears from being stuck in the house then coloring Easter eggs is on the agenda this week.

Easter is almost here. If you have kids or grandkids then coloring Easter eggs is on the agenda sometime this week.

With Easter just a few days away it's hard to believe that they're are so many new ways to enjoy celebrating Easter. Have you ever had a glow in the dark Easter Egg Hunt? It's pretty spectacular and really easy to do.

Easter egg hunting just doesn't have to be for kids anymore. Listen up! There will be an Adult Easter Egg Hunt and Ride this Saturday, April 13. beginning at 10AM at Texarkana Harley Davidson located at 802 Walton Drive.

Easter Sunday is almost here. Are you getting ready to color eggs this week? If you have kids or grandkids then chances are, yes coloring Easter eggs is on the agenda sometime this week.

Easter will be here before you know it. There are several places around the Texarkana where you can take the kids on a Easter Egg Hunt. Let's take  look!

Easter Sunday is April 1. So, if you haven't picked up any Easter candy yet, chances are you will be buying some pretty soon.

Oh no. Say it isn't so. It appears from a survey that those delicious squishy marshmallow Peeps are no longer the number one Easter confection. Yes, many parents across the country are likely secretly rejoicing that maybe this year sugary chicks and rabbits (Peeps were originally chicks) won't be smashed into their carpets and furniture.

I thought that I had seen all the creative and unusual ways to color Easter eggs. Then I saw this. No one has an explanation of really how this works, but using silk fabrics to dye your Easter eggs is easy and the results are amazing.