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The days are long and you're simultaneously serving as an employee, a teacher, and an entertainment guru...without ever leaving the house. It can be downright exhausting.

Good news! And we all need some during these crazy times. Michaels in Texarkana has the green light to open for curbside pickup and it starts today (Friday, April 17).

You may call this the "most 2020" thing you've seen yet.

Congratulations to all of our area Teachers of the Year from the four Texarkana area school districts. Your Texarkana area Rotary Clubs are proud to honor these outstanding teachers each year. The clubs include Texarkana International Rotary Club, Oaklawn Rotary Club, Sunrise Rotary Club, and Wilbur Smith Rotary Club.

Here at Townsquare Media, we want to help Keep Texarkana Moving. Texarkana is our home and we want to help get the word out about businesses that are staying open for business during the COVID-19 Coronavirus outbreak. If you are healthy, please join us in supporting these businesses.

Not a baaaa-ad idea.

A Make-a-Wish kid couldn't go to Disney so people in her community organized a parade, and showed up to her house dressed as Disney characters.

U.S. Senator John Cornyn announced that Texarkana College and Texas A&M University - Texarkana will receive a total of $4,093,338 in federal grants to respond to the effects of the coronavirus outbreak. Actual funding comes from the Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund, that comes from the CARES Act. At...

Even though the Texas "Shelter in Place" order does not affect restaurants, the overall lack of business certainly can, some have closed for good, some just temporarily. we're doing the best we can to keep this list as up to date as possible, if you can help us, please do.

As most of you know the Salvation Army provides Emergency services and during this challenging time, they have gotten a lot of requests for food. So, the Salvation Army has made the decision to open a "Neighbor to Neighbor" Drive-Thru donation distribution center Friday, April, 17.

I've been looking for other fun activities for kids to do while not in school as we isolate ourselves and practice social distancing. I saw a cool idea that a neighborhood in Florida is doing, a life-size Candy Land game board.

While we're all taking necessary precautions to stay safe during the COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic, Townsquare in conjunction with Whiskey River Country is bringing your favorite local artists right into your living room, kitchen, bedroom or patio via Facebook Live with the 'Conference Room Concert Series' at 7 p.m. every night in May.