Business & Politics

The Arnold Effect

photos courtesy of the Arnold Family
Truman Arnold never got sidetracked with personal interest related to growing a better Texarkana. He was a competitor and loved to win, but he knew we would win our share if we could retain and grow our business community. He had the innate ability to make the state line an opportunity, not a barrier, strongly encouraging the positives of being a border city.

Locally Owned 2025

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.

Senior Living 2025

Embracing the Golden Years … Life in the golden years is about celebrating the journey and enjoying the rewards of a well-lived life. This special section is dedicated to supporting seniors and their loved ones with resources and inspiration to make these years fulfilling, secure, and vibrant. … Senior living facilities play a crucial role in this stage of life, offering tailored environments that prioritize safety, comfort, and community.

The 2025 Tax Showdown

Nathaniel Moran,  United States Representative,  Texas First Congressional District
This year, there will be two Super Bowls for Americans to watch. One will be played on a physical field made of artificial turf, highlighting two high-caliber professional football teams, while the other—something I like to call the “Super Bowl of Tax Policy”—will be played on the political field of Washington, D.C., highlighting two very different economic philosophies. One pushing higher taxes and more government spending, and the other one fighting to reduce the tax burdens on Americans. I, of course, will be on the side of lower taxation.

How to Rock 2025 with Your Money

photos by Matt Cornelius
Forget setting New Year’s resolutions that fizzle out by February. When it comes to your money, you need strategies that last and work in real life, not just on paper. … Here is the truth—nearly a quarter of resolutions don’t survive the first week, and only about a third make it past the first month. Add that to the fact nearly half of us admit to crying over our money woes, and it’s clear we need better tools for success. (Yes, even people earning $250,000+ cry about their finances. Who knew?) … Let’s make 2025 the year we stop crying and start winning with our money.


Ten Year-End Tax Tips

As the year winds down, it is the perfect time to implement strategic financial moves that could significantly reduce your tax bill. Whether you are an individual taxpayer or a small business owner, taking steps now can lead to major savings in April.

Perfectly Suited

photo by Matt Cornelius
In her blue power suit, radiating confidence and determination, Dr. Robin Hickerson makes quite an impression as she strides through the halls of the Texarkana Chamber of Commerce office. While she acknowledges that appearances hold limited significance, she learned long ago from one of her mentors, Delores Pickett, the importance of projecting an image that commands respect. “Watching Ms. Pickett’s strength and dignity, and the way she carried herself, taught me not to be intimidated in any room.

Go Vote

ELECTION DAY IS NOVEMBER 5, 2024 … As the 2024 presidential election approaches, our nation once again stands at a pivotal moment in history. The stakes could not be higher, with pressing issues such as healthcare, the economy, climate change, and national security all on the line. Whether you are passionate about education reform, social justice, or technological innovation, the outcome of this election will shape the future of the United States for years to come. … Now, more than ever, your voice matters.

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.

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