Native Texarkanian Carly Loving values memories of her parents, owning a successful business, and most importantly, being a mother to her three boys

Friends for a Cause helps local cancer patients and fills gaps for Texarkana’s nonprofit organizations

Local nonprofit Brewsters on the Boulevard helps serve others locally, nationally, and worldwide

Season of Lights Christmas Light Park & Entertainment Center provides a fun family holiday adventure

Chad Moore found new life through rare kidney disease and the COVID-19 pandemic

DESPITE having heart surgery in February, 4-year-old Harper Grace Woodell looks forward to her birthday, Christmas, and the new year

Despite having a challenging upbringing, Reverend Greg Morgan relied on his faith to define his path

Although 2020 has been full of challenges, Kendal and Ty Thompson are thankful for the hope that their newborn twins, Sutton and Owen, bring them

Barbara Pitts Riley received a kidney transplant on June 19, after 22 years of renal failure

One-of-a-kind custom creations by artists and artisans available during the Holiday Arts Market & Open House set for December 4 - 5.

After many members of their family contracted COVID-19, Jerra and Jason Giacomoni are thankful for the many people who helped them when they needed it most

Kyle White returns to Texarkana to work in his family’s business

A victim of violent crime, Kaylie Owens emerged with an appreciative heart and demeanor

Dr. Kai Horn serves as an agent of God’s grace every single day

Texarkana Resources trainee, James Buxton, loves working for Heat It Up owners, Whitni and Bryant Allen

For siblings Christian and Brittney Colorigh, protecting the freedoms of Americans is second nature.

Kelsi Allen has learned to control her diabetes instead of letting it control her

After Kim Hornbuckle’s breast cancer diagnosis, she became proactive and took charge of her health

Nelda Timmons makes sure that each day forward counts for something in life after her battle with leukemia

Despite numerous brain surgeries caused by Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension, Maryssa Reese stays positive, even on her toughest days