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It's All in the Details

photos by Matt Cornelius
In this vibrant family home, every color, fabric, and finish tells a story of craftsmanship and creativity. Originally, the house was full of potential but lacked a well-thought-out layout and efficient use of space. Through a meticulous renovation, it has been transformed into a space brimming with custom details that make it truly one-of-a-kind.

Southern Radiance

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With its eye-catching stone facade and sleek, simple lines, it’s clear why the current owners were instantly captivated by this beautiful property. It took years of patient searching for them to find the ideal place to raise their family. “We had been working with Amy Warren for about ten years trying to find the perfect house. Every time I asked her to show us a house, I know she probably thought, ‘Oh, it’s her again,’ but one day, we were on vacation, and she sent these pictures. I thought, ‘This is not Texarkana. There’s no way.

Retro Reno

photo by Matt Cornelius
Step into the Woodman residence, where the past meets the present in a seamless blend of nostalgia and modernity. This 1976 home, originally crafted by Margaret and George Bull, has undergone a thoughtful renovation that honors its rich history while infusing it with fresh energy. Over the course of 13 months, the Woodmans meticulously remodeled and added onto the home, preserving many of the original fixtures, cabinets, and wallpaper while breathing new life into these classic elements.

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.


If These Tables Could Talk

Talk Tuesday in Print … Sure, there have been some good meals shared, but when the food is all cleared away, it’s the conversation around these tables that has been invaluable. From childhood to my teenage years and now, raising my own family, the table still stands as the focal point in my home and my heart. Memories have been made, lessons have been learned, and family has come together—all around the table. … I grew up next door to my grandparents. It is a blessing that I wouldn’t trade for anything.

Good Evening TXK

photo by Matt Cornelius
There’s something about stepping into an open house that feels a little like sneaking a peek into someone’s diary—except the diary is an immaculately staged living room, and the deepest secrets are in the form of quirky Pokémon knick-knacks on a dusty shelf. It’s a strange, fascinating glimpse into lives we don’t know and will likely never meet, yet here we are, wandering through their space, absorbing the little details that make up their world. … I spent a day indulging in this curiosity with Sydney Wicks, a local realtor who also happens to be the older sister of my childhood best friend.

Jenna Malloy Ruhe

photo by Houston Evans
Jenna Malloy Ruhe is a realtor, renovator, and designer working in Northwest Arkansas. Jenna is the owner of ReJennaRation and loves taking ugly, run-down properties and transforming them into beautiful, comfortable, clean spaces that someone can be proud to own. Jenna has two girls, Vail and Winn, and has been married to her husband, Brandon, for 18 years. She lived in Texarkana for the formative years of 10-18 years old.

The Monthly Mix

photo by Matt Cornelius
Oasis … Creating a beautiful and inviting bedroom begins with a well-made bed and the right finishing touches. A properly made bed can transform your space, making it feel cozy and organized.

Share the Love

Boudreaux-Rippee … Mary Claire Boudreaux of Oxford, Mississippi, and Brian Scott Rippee, Jr. of Oxford, Mississippi, were united in marriage on March 23, 2024, at Anthony Chapel at Garvan Gardens with a reception at Hot Springs Country Club. Parents of the couple are Tracy and David Boudreaux of Texarkana, Texas, and Stephanie and Brian Rippee of Jackson, Mississippi.

Publisher's Letter

Every neighborhood has “that” neighbor—the one whose choices cause the rest of the block to cringe a little. Maybe they leave their trash cans out too long, their lawn is not manicured as neatly as the others, they have campers and boats parked in the driveway, or they have a dog that greets every passerby with endless barking. You know the type. The real surprise, however, comes when you realize you might be that neighbor. I adore my neighborhood and its people, but I am not sure they feel the same way about us. … Just last week, during her morning walk, one of my neighbors sent me a text:

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