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School choice is your choice
School choice is your choice
When my oldest daughter was old enough to start school, we lived in a suburb of Dallas. I did not want my kids to go to public school in the big city, so we made a choice. Yes, we made a choice. We chose a private school. Thankfully we had a great church with great teachers and that is where our daughter got her first year of education. It was our choice. But there were no vouchers to pay for it, we paid for it, because it was our choice to put her there. 02/28/2024 10:00 AM
How can women bridge the retirement gap?
How can women bridge the retirement gap?
March 8 is International Women’s Day, a day for celebrating all the accomplishments of women around the globe. But many women still need to make up ground in one key area: retirement security. 02/28/2024 10:00 AM
Bowie County Master Gardeners & Texas A&M – Texarkana Present:“Getting Started with Honeybees”
Bowie County Master Gardeners & Texas A&M – Texarkana Present:“Getting Started with Honeybees”
The Bowie County Master Gardeners and Texas A&M-Texarkana’s Extended Education and Community Development Department will host the program “Getting Started with Honeybees” on Monday, March 11, 2024, from 6:00 PM until 8:00 PM. The class is free and open to the public. The class will take place in the University Building, Room 326. No reservation is required to attend. The program will be presented by Heather McBride Bowie County Master Gardener Trainee. 02/28/2024 10:00 AM
Bowie County Sheriff’s Office Report
Bowie County Sheriff’s Office Report
MONDAY Criminal Mischief over $100 and Under $750-Parkway Drive Texarkana Abandoned Vehicle-Eylau Loop Road Texarkana, impounded: 1995 Chevrolet S10 truck (black in color) Terroristic Threat-County Road 1103 Maud TUESDAY Theft Over $100 and Under $750-Thomas Hill Road Hooks, taken: Harbor Freight floor jack, 10’-15’ chain, scrap metal Theft of Mail-Buchanan Loop Road Texarkana, arrested: Richard Dale Meeker Warrant Service (multiple traffic)-Farm to Market Road 3098 Maud, arrested: Jamie Nicole Block Warrant Service (multiple traffic)-Farm to Market Road 3098 Maud, arrested: Steven Wayne Block Fraudulent Use or Possession of Identifying Information- North State Line Avenue Texarkana Public Intoxication-Interstate 30 @ 196 mile marker New Boston, arrested: Jimmy McMillan WEDNESDAY Violation of a Protective Order-County Road 4291 Dekalb Warrant Service (Hold for Upshur County TX-Manslaughter x2, Criminally Negligent Homicide x2)-County Road 4204 Dekalb, arrested: Jeffrey Neil Mitchell Warrant Service (Fail to Appear on Evading Arrest with Previous Conviction, Fail to Appear on Unlawful Possession of a Firearm by a Felon)-North State Line Avenue Texarkana, arrested: Eric Lewis Scott Warrant Service (Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon)-North State Line Avenue Texarkana, arrested: Otis Lekey Richard Warrant Service (Hold for Other Agency)-Red River Army Depot Hooks, arrested: Karter Jaxson Smith THURSDAY Burglary of a Building- Farm to Market Road 2253 Leary, taken: copper tubing, copper wire Warrant Service (Probation Violation for Possession of a Controlled Substance Over 4 Grams and Under 200 Grams)-North State Line Avenue Texarkana, arrested: Tonnie Lane Summerlin FRIDAY Warrant Service (Fail to Identify)-Dan Haskins Way Texarkana, arrested: Corey Deshun Daniels Burglary of a Building- State Highway 98 New Boston, taken: personal documents, shovel, Homelite chainsaw Death Investigation-Davis Lane Hooks SATURDAY Dog Bite Barkman Creek Road Hooks Violation of a Protective Order-U.S. Highway 259 Dekalb Accidental Shooting-St. Michael’s Drive Texarkana Warrant Service (Fail to Appear on Possession of Drug Paraphernalia)-County Road 3402 Dekalb, arrested: Jennifer Marie Holland SUNDAY Driving While Intoxicated, Evading Arrest with a Vehicle, Reckless Driving-Fricks Lane Texarkana, arrested: Brandon Shawn Cowan Abandoned Vehicle-U.S. Highway 82 Dekalb, impounded: 2016 Ford Focus (silver in color) Criminal Mischief Over $100 and Under $750-County Road 1208 Maud, impounded: 2004 Dodge Dakota (white in color) Death Investigation-County Road 4241 Dekalb Publish or Threaten to Publish Intimate Visual Material- Hoot Plant Road Texarkana Residential Fire-Collins Road Texarkana Warrant Service (traffic)- Clear Springs Road Texarkana, arrested: Tonikay K. Foster Warrant Service (Criminal Mischief)-Interstate 30 @ Farm to Market Road 560 Hooks, arrested: Ross Louis Mooneyham Jr. 02/28/2024 10:00 AM
NB Council hears of comprehensive plan for city’s future
NB Council hears of comprehensive plan for city’s future
Improving the city, comments on the budget and additional expenditures were on the budget for the regular meeting of the New Boston City Council Tuesday, February 20. 02/28/2024 10:00 AM
Texarkana College awarded $100K from Texas Mutual
Texarkana College awarded $100K from Texas Mutual
Texas Mutual Insurance Company has awarded Texarkana College $100,000 to continue safety training programs. 02/28/2024 10:00 AM
2024 Ag Life special section
2024 Ag Life special section
02/22/2024 01:30 PM
Spring is coming
Spring is coming
02/22/2024 01:29 PM
Brookshire Grocery Company to celebrate employees for national Supermarket Employee Day
Brookshire Grocery Company to celebrate employees for national Supermarket Employee Day
02/22/2024 01:25 PM
NTCC Alumni Dinner and Fundraiser
NTCC Alumni Dinner and Fundraiser
02/22/2024 01:22 PM
A&M-Texarkana Announces New Educational Partnership with CHRISTUS St. Michael Health System
A&M-Texarkana Announces New Educational Partnership with CHRISTUS St. Michael Health System
02/21/2024 07:17 PM
An inside look at TAMUT’s STEM Program
An inside look at TAMUT’s STEM Program
Texas A&M University-Texarkana hosts a range of programs that allows students to excel in a variety of academic careers. Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) are among the several professions that are currently in high demand and are projected to stay in high demand for many years. 02/21/2024 10:01 AM
WM Neighborhood Committee Awards Local Non-Profits Grants for their Community Efforts
WM Neighborhood Committee Awards Local Non-Profits Grants for their Community Efforts
Eleven non-profits from the New Boston area will be honored at the annual WM Neighborhood Recognition Grants Awards Presentation Dinner at 6:30 p.m. February 8 at Maria’s Tex-Mex. The New Boston Landfill Neighborhood Committee will award $10,000 in grant funds to non-profit projects which provide a service to the community or enhance the local environment. The 2023 honorees include 3 Bostons Museum, Bowie County Soil and Water Conservation District, Community Kitchen, Magnolia Cemetery Association, New Boston Education Foundation, Nick’s Mission Backpack Program, Pulaski Cemetery Association, Runnin’ WJ Therapeutic Riding Center, Telford Prison Ministries, United Fund of New Boston, and West Bowie County Rotary Club. Since the Neighborhood Recognition Grants Awards were established in 2002, WM New Boston Landfill has provided $220,000 in funding for the committee to award to local non-profits. The grants are available to any non-profit group that enhances the local environment or provides services in the community. Services involving clean-ups and beautification efforts in New Boston and Bowie County are given preference. 02/21/2024 10:00 AM
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Jerry Rochelle
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