scholarships

The University of Arkansas Hope-Texarkana Foundation is offering more than 125 scholarships to students in all fields of study, with funding made possible by the generous contributions of businesses, non-profits, and individual donors. Applications must be submitted by Monday, March 17, 2025

Bowie-Cass Electric Cooperative is pleased to announce the five students to receive its 2024 scholarships. The students have been awarded a total of $8,000.

Congratulations are in order for six high school graduates in our area that have each received $1000 scholarships from the Greater Texarkana Young Professionals.

If you are a single parent working on a college degree in Arkansas, here is some great news. The Arkansas Single Parent Scholarship Fund (ASPSF)  has announced it will be increasing its scholarship amounts for the Fall 2023 semester.

The Texarkana College Foundation has secured thousands of dollars in scholarships available for students wanting to start college this fall. The deadline to apply is July 22, 2022, and awards range from $1,000 to $2,000. More than 75 scholarships are available to be awarded to academic and workforce training students...

This Saturday, July 31st, Texarkana College is hosting an enrollment event from 11 AM – 2 PM to help students register for fall classes and apply for TC’s new scholarship of up to $2,000. There will be food and fun activities for the entire family, too.

Bowie County 4-H recently recognized four of their graduating seniors with scholarships.

The University of Arkansas Hope-Texarkana recognizes academic achievement by awarding three different institutional scholarships for current graduating high school seniors. the time to start the application process is now.

Members of the Marine Corps League presented a $2,000 check to the Texarkana College Foundation for the Marine Corps League Scholarship Fund today.

Did you know that high schools in our area compete for scholarship money from LifeShare Blood Center by holding blood drives? With schools closed the high schools that in the past have hosted blood drives now need to rely on the community to find another place to host the drives.

Did you know that high schools in our area compete for scholarship money from LifeShare Blood Center by holding blood drives? With schools closed the high schools that in the past have hosted blood drives now need to rely on the community to find another place to host the drives.

Did you know that high schools in our area compete for scholarship money from LifeShare Blood Center by holding blood drives? With schools closed the highschools that in the past have hosted blood drives now need to rely on the community to find another place to host the drives.