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Behind the Screen

photo by Clay Medling
From a teenager with passion and a dream, to a key figure in the content creation of a prevalent social media group, 20-year-old Jackson Haltom is working to build a successful career in the difficult realm of social media. … "As a kid, he used to tell me he was going to have his own YouTube channel, and that’s how he would make his living. I found it cute that he believed that, but I knew nothing about the possibilities,” Jackson Haltom’s mom, Lindy Hatridge, said.

PG Revival

Quotes by homeowner Amanda Horton, photos by Matt Cornelius
What was once a dated 1989 home in a quiet Pleasant Grove neighborhood has been completely reimagined into a stylish, modern retreat. When Amanda and Jason Horton first purchased the property as an investment, they saw potential beneath its traditional layout and aging finishes. But after an unexpected offer on their former home, they embraced the challenge of transforming this space into their own. … … … This home is another stunning transformation by local self-taught designer Amanda Horton of Driftwood Property Group, who is currently renovating her 18th home.

Steve Oden, Jr.

photo courtesy of Steve Oden, Jr.
Steve Oden, Jr. was born in Texarkana, Texas, in 1968 and graduated from Texas High School in 1987. A seasoned real estate developer, general contractor, investor, and land speculator, he is also a dedicated community leader. … As a co-founder of OHT Partners, Oden has helped shape the company into a vertically integrated powerhouse in real estate development, construction, and investment management.

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.

Good Evening TXK March 2025

photo by Matt Cornelius
I thought Facebook would go back to normal. … Naively, foolishly, dreamily—whatever you want to call it—I thought after November, we would be done. The discourse would simmer down, and my feed would return to what it was meant to be—blurry pictures of someone’s grandma’s dog, engagement announcements, and those deeply satisfying slime videos that keep me up at night. Instead, it’s like someone poured gasoline on the internet and handed out lighters.

The Monthly Mix March 2025

Work the Look … Whether you are power dressing for the boardroom or keeping it chic for casual Fridays, office wear is all about balance—polished yet comfortable, stylish yet effortless. The best part? You don’t have to shop online or hit the big cities to build a work wardrobe that means business. Texarkana is home to boutiques and shops that offer everything from tailored blazers to statement accessories, making it easy to elevate your nine-to-five style while shopping local.

Publisher's Letter March 2025

There is something about trees that has always fascinated me. They stand tall through the seasons. They persevere through battering wind, drenching rain, and scorching sun. Leaves fall and limbs break, but still they stand. They stretch toward the sky with deep roots beneath them and an unwavering purpose. And in time, they bloom again. … Owning a business feels a lot like that. … The rhythm of business is unpredictable. Storms roll in without warning, and droughts linger longer than expected.

Born with a Broken Heart

Top  courtesy of Lindsay Kate Designs,  Jacket courtesy of Dillard’s. photo by Matt Cornelius
On September 10, 1983, six weeks before she was due to arrive, a baby girl was born in Newellton, Louisiana. This baby was different. The six-pound infant was born with a broken heart. Though her heart would not stay broken, it would take four agonizing weeks of enduring sickness for her young parents to decide to take her to West Monroe, Louisiana, for further testing. … It was there that a pediatric cardiologist, Dr. Terry King, discovered Vonnie was born with a boot-shaped heart.

A Bountiful Harvest

The Honorable Evelyn Palfrey McKee has lived a life marked by bold moves, resilience, and heart. From her beginnings in Texarkana to a vibrant retirement as a proud grandmother in Oklahoma, McKee’s life reflects courage, perseverance, faith, and a readiness to seize new opportunities. … Born in Arkansas at Dr. Jamison’s hospital—the birthplace of most Black babies in the area at the time—McKee spent much of her life in Texas, holding dear the memories of her childhood in Texarkana.

Log Cabin Love

Photos by Katelyn Peek with Leo and Wilder Photography
Set on 25 sprawling acres, complete with a pond, barn, and chicken coop, this true log cabin offers the perfect blend of rustic charm and modern functionality. Renovated by homeowner and designer Brittany Brooks, the space serves as a sanctuary for her family and a playground for her boys to explore.

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