January 27

The Texarkana Homeless Coalition is going to be conducting the annual Point-In-Time homeless population count later this month, on Thursday, January 26th. Then, on January 27, TXKHC’s Bridge City Project Chili Cook-off will take place starting at 5 PM at 316 Hazel Street in Texarkana, AR, in front of the Salvation Army shelter.

Do you drive a Nissan Rogue? Was it made between 2014 and 2016? If so, notices are scheduled to go out about a recall on these models in Texas, Arkansas, and all over the United States.

The short answer to "are we over the hump yet" is... yes, it appears so anyway. Case numbers and hospitalizations are trending downward this week in Texas and Arkansas, let's hope that's the way it continues to go. Just when we thought it was safe to begin reporting the current case numbers in Bowie County again, the state stopped reporting them. It's frustrating but we will report them

The Texarkana USA Regional Chamber of Commerce has announced its new selection of President, Officers, and Board members today. Steve Mayo has been selected as the 2022 Chairman of the Board. Mayo has been an active leader in the Texarkana Chamber as the chair-elect in 2021.

Bowie County reports 15 new confirmed cases bringing the total to 3656 cumulative positive COVID-19 cases, COVID-related deaths are at 150. The Department of State Health Services is reporting an additional 1478 probable cases with a total of 4618 estimated recoveries. Bowie County Vaccinations - First Dose: 2850 Bowie County Vaccinations - Second Dose: 804

Harvest Regional Food Bank is returning to Lafeyette County with its TEFAP USDA Commodity Mobile Pantry. “With the recent rise in hunger, it’s more important than ever that Harvest meet the needs of our food-insecure families where they are,” says Camille Coker Wrinkle, CEO/Executive Director. “Our goal is to continue making sure families have the food they need, even during this challenging time.

Harvest Regional Food Bank is returning to Lafeyette County with its TEFAP USDA Commodity Mobile Pantry. “With the recent rise in hunger, it’s more important than ever that Harvest meet the needs of our food-insecure families where they are,” says Camille Coker Wrinkle, CEO/Executive Director. “Our goal is to continue making sure families have the food they need, even during this challenging time.