Business & Politics

Midlife Launch

photo by Matt Cornelius
The key to ultimate happiness and fulfillment lies within our own transformation. The more we learn and grow and evolve as individuals, the more we will find happiness and satisfaction in relationships, work, and life.” —Kristi Bowman … According to Psychology Today, midlife is the center portion of a person’s life, usually between ages 40 and 65. Many people experience transitions in employment, health, physical appearance, and relationships during this phase of life.
Posted on October 5, 2024 in Business & Politics READ MORE

Industry Influencers

The Industry Influencers special advertising section showcases the leaders and innovators impacting Texarkana’s key industries. From entrepreneurs to local professionals, these individuals drive growth and shape the community’s future.
Posted on October 4, 2024 in Business & Politics READ MORE

“Salty” Elections

As fall arrives in East Texas, the temperatures drop, the crackling of bonfires fills the air, and football can be found on televisions everywhere. However, this fall, we will also observe another critically important tradition—Election Day … As we approach November, let’s remember that voting is not just a right, it is a responsibility. In a republic form of government, the power rests with the people. That power is exercised primarily through voting.
Posted on October 3, 2024 in Business & Politics READ MORE

Realtor Spotlight

Selling a home by owner is tempting with websites such as Zillow to help with information acquisition. Some do not realize, however, how much time and money a Realtor® can actually save a homeowner. Bringing their knowledge of the housing market and experience to the table provides a potentially cost-saving experience to buyers and sellers.

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Posted on September 3, 2024 in Business & Politics READ MORE

How Does the Texas State Board of Education Work?

Pam Little represents District 12 on the Texas State Board of Education. A business owner and active community volunteer, she has been a dedicated Republican voice in education since her election in November 2018. In January 2021, she was elected by her peers as vice chair of the State Board of Education.
… As we focus on getting back to school, I wanted to provide you with some information on the State Board of Education (SBOE). … Many of you may wonder what the SBOE does and how it works with charter schools and local school districts. … It is confusing that we have a State Board of Education and a Texas Education Agency. These two entities run parallel with each other as neither is over the other. Mike Morath is the Commissioner of Education, and he was appointed by the Governor. The SBOE is comprised of 15 members from around the state who are elected by the people of Texas.
Posted on August 3, 2024 in Business & Politics READ MORE

Locally Owned 2024

2024 TEXARKANA MAGAZINE SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION … Discover the heartbeat of our community as we highlight Texarkana’s locally-owned and operated businesses. Texarkana Magazine understands the unique essence and vibrant spirit that make our city truly special. As a dedicated member of this community, we take pride in showcasing the diverse businesses that bring life to our streets. … When you choose our local businesses, you are investing in the growth and sustainability of our community.
Posted on July 4, 2024 in Business & Politics READ MORE

Sky High Farming

Farming has always been essential to human civilization, from ancient times to our modern high-tech world. Through the years, farming practices have developed in response to environmental, technological, and societal changes, reflecting humanity’s ongoing quest for sustenance, prosperity, and progress. One of the advancements in agriculture today is the use of unmanned aerial vehicles or drones.
Posted on June 3, 2024 in Business & Politics READ MORE

More Farm in the Farm Bill

Senator Boozman meeting with agriculture producers in Wyoming. photo courtesy of Senator Boozman
I’ve been on the road visiting with farmers, ranchers, foresters, rural community leaders, and nutrition specialists since we began undertaking the daunting task of writing a new farm bill. … At the invitation of my colleagues, I’ve traveled across the country to hear directly from stakeholders as to what we need to include in this contract between Congress and our nation’s agriculture community.
Posted on June 3, 2024 in Business & Politics READ MORE

I Don’t Take Notes & I Don’t Do Windows

photo by Matt Cornelius
Those in Miller, Bowie, and Hempstead counties who know Julia Peck Mobley, think of her as a savvy businesswoman, tough-as-nails, with a no-nonsense mindset. After all, Julia was once the single shareholder of Commercial National Bank (CNB), the reigns of which her father, George Peck, passed to her during an era when having a female bank CEO and chairman of the board was unheard of. … Julia established herself in a male-dominated profession as she took on her father’s philosophy that aligned the banking profession with sales.
Posted on May 4, 2024 in Business & Politics READ MORE

Decoding the Impact

How will school vouchers impact local students? … The runoff election for Texas House District 1 is approaching. The candidates are addressing a variety of important issues. Texarkana Magazine has chosen to focus specifically on how implementing a proposed education voucher system in the state of Texas will impact local students.
Posted on May 3, 2024 in Business & Politics READ MORE
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