Four States Living Magazine

DAVID PEAVY BELIEVES IN PRESERVING OUR COMMUNITY’S HISTORY

RWANDAN IMMACULÉE “GABIE” INGABIRE enjoys studying in the U.S., being involved in the community, and learning all she can about business.

New Boston native Taylor Granberry lives out her dreams in front of an audience of 1,100 every single night

Mary Jane Orr reflects on seven decades of creativity, determination, and volunteerism.

Christopher Allen combines his talent for design with his love for art.

Cedrick Harris and his wife, Marie Ferdinand-Harris, have created a solid team

Megan and Jacob Johnson live out their dreams in Texarkana.

Vee and Ron Collins meet, fall in love, and the rest is history.

Although life can me “messy” sometimes for every couple, Brandy and Billy Eldridge always try to show kindness and love to others.

The Foundation Gala benefitted mammography services at the CHRISTUS St. Michael Imaging Center.

The Texarkana Chamber of Commerce held its Annual Celebration, “A Night at the Symphony,” on January 25 at Texarkana Convention Center.

Thomas Gilbert, president of Wadley, announced that this rigorous accreditation process is an important step to reinforce the quality care given at Wadley.

On February 8, the Caddo Area Council, Boy Scouts of America, held its Annual Recognition Banquet in the Truman Arnold Center on the Texarkana College campus.

Temple Memorial Rehabilitation Center hosted its sixteenth annual Phantom Ball on January 26 at Northridge Country Club. Phantom’s New Dance “Dancing With Our Stars,” featured a dance contest and introduced special guest –

Temple’s “Kid of the Year,” Raelynn Wolf.

Runners and walkers took off down Broad Street on a 13.1-mile race through both Cities of Texarkana.

The event was held prior to the Symphony’s “Loh Conducts: Brahms and Rachmaninoff” concert.

Every year, one Outstanding Junior League Sustainer is recognized for her commitment to the League and to the community.

As part of Black-History Month, the event featured singers from the Grambling State University Concert Choir, Liberty-Eylau Varsity Choir, and the Texarkana Regional Chorale and Orchestra.

Runnin’ WJ Ranch, area churches, and volunteer groups came together to spread God’s love for people with special needs, ages 14 and older.