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Westside Church of Christ in Texarkana is holding a food distribution event this Saturday. The church will hand out free food to community members in need. Details on the event were announced by Texarkana Today, drawing attention from local residents looking for food assistance or ways to help.
- 2Arkansas High tennis players compete at state tournament▼Prep Tennis: Arkansas High tennis players competing in state tournament
Tennis players from Arkansas High School are taking part in the state tournament, according to the Texarkana Gazette. The local report highlights the school's participation in the high school tennis state championships, giving Texarkana readers a look at how their prep athletes are faring against the best players from across Arkansas.
- 3TexAmericas Center Signs Agreement to Support Japanese Business Expansion▼TexAmericas Center Signs Agreement to Support Japanese Business Growth and Technology Commercialization
TexAmericas Center, the economic development organization in the Texarkana region, has signed an agreement aimed at supporting Japanese business growth and technology commercialization. Details of the deal, including the Japanese partners involved and the scale of investment, have not been made public beyond the announcement itself. The move is framed as an effort to attract foreign companies and help bring new technologies to market in the region.
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The Texarkana Gazette has published its regular church news roundup for Saturday, Oct. 10, 2026, listing announcements and events from area congregations. Local church news columns remain a staple for smaller communities, and this edition covers typical items such as services, revivals, and community gatherings for readers in the Texarkana region.
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Fall and Halloween events for 2026 are being listed, with the Texarkana Gazette publishing a roundup of seasonal activities in its area. Details remain sparse, but the item points to early planning for autumn festivals, haunted attractions and other Halloween-season programming next year.