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Ark-Tex Council of Governments receives significant funding for Red River Army Depot improvements, enhancing defense capabilities in the region.

The City of Texarkana, Texas, has been awarded a HOME Investment Partnerships Program grant from the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs to help build new homes for low-income residents. This program aims to replace substandard housing with safe, affordable homes.

Arkansas High School Razorback EAST has received a $30,000 grant to establish a vital on-campus food pantry, extending crucial support to students and the local community.

Every year the Texarkana Texas Farmer's Market holds a competition for the 'Best Salsa in the Ark-La-Tex', that competition is coming up in August and registration will open soon.

Ashdown Teacher/Coach Eric Cross received a grant from the Margaret Daniel Education Foundation for $954.72 in order to implement comfy/flex seating in his classroom.

Ashdown Junior High 7th Grade Math Teacher Tom Simmons applied and received one of four grants from the Arkansas Association of Middle-Level Education (AAMLE).

Texarkana was awarded a $218,921 federal grant to help recover from the economic fallout of the novel coronavirus outbreak, U.S. Senator John Cornyn announced today.

The Margaret Daniel Educational Foundation presented an $8000 grant to the Ashdown High School Computer Science Department along with the AHS baseball team to acquire a batting and pitching Rapsodo camera.

Texarkana College will receive a $100,000 grant from the American Electric Power Foundation for the purchase of advanced manufacturing training equipment.

Harvest Regional Food Bank, Texarkana, received a grant from the American Electric Power Foundation, for $27,000 to support the purchase of much needed equipment for its facility. A check presentation will take place on Friday, August 2, 2019, 10AM, at Harvest Regional Food Bank, 3120 East 19th Street.

The Arkansas Historic Preservation Program (AHPP), a division of the Department of Arkansas Heritage (DAH), announced their 2020 Downtown Revitalization Grant recipients at an awards presentation on Tuesday, June 25, at the DAH headquarters in Little Rock. The grants are administered by Main Street Arkansas.

It is always good to recognize when kids in our surrounding community do something special. The Ashdown Junior High School EAST (Environmental and Spatial Technology) class received a grant for $1000 in order to create an exhibit at the Two Rivers Museum located in downtown Ashdown. Arkansas