New Boston

With the holidays here, a road closure might add a bit of adventure to your commute. The Hwy 82 on-ramp to I-30 Eastbound in New Boston will close for several months starting December 3.

New Boston’s Pioneer Days has been rescheduled to October 8–11 at T&P Trailhead Park, featuring nightly concerts, carnival rides, food vendors, arts and crafts, and the annual Saturday parade.

The Moving Wall, a traveling Vietnam Veterans Memorial, will be in New Boston Sept. 4–8, offering a free and powerful tribute to fallen heroes.

Get ready for a day of family fun in New Boston, where school supplies meet smiles at this year’s Back to School Bash.

The Texas Department of Public Safety is investigating a fatal two-vehicle collision that occurred Thursday, July 3, at approximately 2:13 PM on Highway 8.

Get ready for a fun day to kick off your Memorial Day Weekend. This Saturday, May 24, Spring Fest is a short drive from Texarkana in New Boston, Texas, with a car show and bazaar. The event is hosted by the Rock Solid Resource Center. It will be a great day with food, fun, and beautiful cars! The Car...

Law enforcement in Bowie County was active during the New Year week of 2025, resulting in 83 arrests by various agencies.

Over the Christmas week, Bowie County Sheriff's Office recorded 68 arrests, shedding light on various incidents like assault and fraudulent activities.

Discover the latest news from Bowie County Sheriff's Office with 87 arrests in December. Stay informed on local law enforcement activities!

Crime remains a top concern in Bowie County as 70 individuals were arrested in the second week of December. Get the details here.

Discover the latest law enforcement updates in Bowie County, with 110 arrests recorded in the first week of November.

Welcome to a new month, with Thanksgiving and Christmas now in our thoughts its time we wrap up October's final week. Bowie County Sheriff Jeff Neal reports 76 total persons arrested in the county in the last week of October. Bowie County deputies brought in 30 of those, while another 46 were turned over by other law enforcement agencies to BCSO.