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Washington Monthly magazine placed Texas A&M University-Texarkana at number 25 on its list of top 100 colleges for rural America. The evaluation considered criteria like admissions practices and alumni earnings across over 1,000 institutions. This recognition highlights the institution's standing within the region.
The Moore County News-Press · Oct 9, 2026A suspect was arrested in South Texas after an investigation into the theft of about $7,200 worth of commercial refrigerant. The police also found links to other burglaries near Little Rock involving over $25,000 stolen material. This action addresses theft concerns impacting local businesses.
Texarkana Gazette · Oct 9, 2026Texarkana Mayor Bob Bruggeman issued a proclamation recognizing the Junior League of Texarkana's Find the Good Day program. This recognition acknowledges the group's ongoing commitment to community betterment. The effort supports local charitable initiatives in Texarkana. The proclamation was issued by Mayor Bob Bruggeman.
Texarkana Gazette · Oct 10, 2026Ashley Rhame recorded thirty assists as Texas A&M-Texarkana won against Our Lady of the Lake. The sophomore played in all four sets, contributing to the team's record of 12-8 and 11-1. This win contributes positively to the team’s athletic standing.
KLTV.com · Oct 10, 2026Nib, our AI, summarized the linked public news sources. It does not report the news or create stories on its own. This brief was checked automatically against our rules, not fact-checked line by line by an editor. AI summaries can miss context or make mistakes, so check the original sources before acting on this information.
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Texarkana Mayor Bob Bruggeman issued a proclamation recognizing the Junior League of Texarkana's Find the Good Day program.
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A man who withdrew money from a Texarkana bank reported having about $20,000 in cash and silver coins stolen from his pickup. The theft occurred in the parking lot of the Dollar General in Genoa after he left the Wells Fargo branch. Authorities are investigating what is known as "jugging" theft.
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A suspect was arrested in South Texas following an investigation into the theft of about $7,200 worth of commercial refrigerant. The police also found links to other burglaries near Little Rock involving over $25,000 stolen material.
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