Shopping

Grab the family and head downtown to enjoy great live music, street artists and musicians and do some shopping too. Several businesses along Broad Street and surrounding streets in Texarkana stay open a little later or reopen from 6 PM until 9 PM.

Don't miss the First United Methodist Church's Big Church and Community Wide Garage Sale taking place this Saturday, May 3, and it all benefits the youth program.

It's a big week for Seize the Deal because it is auction week in Texarkana. Normally, you can get great deals at Seize the Deal, but on Auction Week, you can get amazing deals on awesome items. This week, there is a really cool item: the Omaha Chicken Coop from Miller Bowie Supply

Wow, the first weekend of March is packed with a ton of great events and the weather will be perfect! We found 5 events in Texarkana and 3 events taking place 'beyond' for a great little road trip.

Learn how to slash your shopping bills with the latest online coupon strategies in the upcoming virtual course by U of A Hope-Texarkana.

Several Texarkana stores open on Thanksgiving Day and early on Black Friday.

Here's a fun and exciting way to bring in the Christmas cheer. This year Small Business Saturday in Texarkana will also include a city-wide Elf Hunt.

With all the stores and restaurants making news that they are closing it is nice to see a new discount store that is just about ready to open in Texarkana.

This weekend there are more than just a few events going on and the weather will be great for it all. From car racing to garage sale shopping to benefits, festivals, haunted houses and spooky trails there is something for everyone.

Times are tough. Every couple of months or so, we hear about a store or business having money problems and filing for bankruptcy or closing many stores to try and save themselves. It's happening again. Both Texas and  Arkansas are affected on this latest list of closings.

Werewolves are howling, and black cats are seen, but it's not all Hallow's Eve until you visit Spirit Halloween.

The Arkansas Economic Development Commission (AEDC) has chosen six Arkansas towns, Crossett, Hope, Marion, Morrilton, Newport, and Stuttgart to take part in the 2024 Retail Academy program.