Texas High Journalism Students Win Awards
High honors for some Texas High Tiger Journalism students.
Texarkana News Archives
Target Will Monitor and Meter Guests | COVID19
Saturday, April 4th Target will implement a monitoring and metering policy to ensure the safety of everyone. Target’s Latest Safety Measures Are Designed to Promote Social Distancing. Target Press Release Monitoring and metering in
Walmart to Regulate Number of Customers in Store
Starting Saturday Walmart nationwide will begin regulating the number of customers in their stores at any single moment.
Hobby Lobby Temporarily Closes All Stores | COVID19
All Hobby Lobby stores across the country closed Friday, April 3 at 8:00pm. At this time the Hobby Lobby’s online store is still open. Press Release As the country continues efforts to manage and
UIL Still Hopeful to Re-Start Spring Sports
The University Interscholastic League is still making plans for hopefully re-starting spring high school sports in the state of Texas.
Cooper Tire to Remain Closed
The Cooper Tire and Rubber Company announced today a continuation of the closure of its North American plants, including Texarkana.
Local Covid-19 Age Breakdown Will Surprise You
The number of Bowie County confirmed cases of Coronavirus continues to rise, but the age breakdown may leave you surprised.
Latest COVID19 Precautions From TTPD
Thank you, Shawn Vaugh, Texarkana Texas Police Department, Public Information Officer. Great, advise for us to continue to heed. Let’s be kind, courteous and diligent as we #FlattenTheCurve! https://dehayf5mhw1h7.cloudfront.net/wp-content/uploads/sites/1188/2020/04/03102353/SHAWN-VAUGHN-04-03-20-PODCAST-MIX.mp3
Palm Sunday Is This Sunday
Are you having a difficult time remembering what day it is? It’s happening right now, in many homes. Our regular schedules are disrupted entirely. So don’t feel badly for forgetting that this Sunday is
They Are The Greatest Generation
Once again, they’ve proven they are the GREATEST generation! Today’s Warm and Fuzzy story comes from Oregon, where a 104-year-old World War II veteran has beaten the coronavirus. William “Bill” Lapschies is the second