The Grand opening and ribbon-cutting event was held for ArtPlay: A Learning Studio Monday afternoon. The studio, owned by Nancy Coe, is located at 216 S. Louise Street in Atlanta. Photo by Kate Stow
From left to right: Officers Jeb Newkirk of Atlanta and Billy McAnaly and Alan Bailey of Texarkana train with the BolaWrap restraining device early Monday morning at Cass County Law Enforcement Training Center. Photo by Sydni Goza
Texarkana College’s Presidential Scholarship application is currently open for area high school seniors who want to land a spot in the Honor’s College and earn college credit tuition-free. The unique scholarship program offered through the TC Foundation, provides high-achieving high school students with a scholarship award that fully covers the costs tuition, fees, and books for up to 60 semester credit hours- or the first two-years of college. The Presidential Scholarship program is more than a financial award, it is a pathway toward academic success that provides a new college student with a cohort to study together, to participate in campus and community events, and to learn how to be leaders in their chosen fields of study.
A few years ago I moved from a four bedroom home full of stuff in Louisiana into the guest room of my late mother’s home in Texarkana. My stepdad still lived in the furnished home, so there was no need for any of my stuff there.
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