Texarkana

In Texarkana, a city split by the Texas-Arkansas border, the Arkansas side had a vaccine mandate and fared far better than the Texas side, which had no mandate.

Senate leader Jimmy Hickey, R-Texarkana, who is a rental property owner himself, acknowledged last year that he used to invoke the criminal statute against tenants but told ProPublica he no longer does.

Notwithstanding it was nearly midnight when the presidential train reached Texarkana, about 2,000 citizens were present.

They turned eastward and passed over Texarkana, and thence south to impress the people of Shreveport.

I need a rest, and I can save up until I get enough to pay my fare to Texarkana, where my widowed mother lives.

One time in the Texarkana battle I was behind some pine trees and the bullets cut the limbs down all over me.

Edward Coy who was burned alive in Texarkana, January 1, 1892, died protesting his innocence.