The Four States Fair & Rodeo rolls into Monday, April 6, bringing one of the most budget-friendly and entertaining days of the entire event—Manic Monday.
The rain has moved through and the fun continues into day three of the Four States Fair & Rodeo as Easter Sunday, April 5 offers a laid-back afternoon of rides, music, and family time at the fairgrounds.
The excitement is rolling into day two of the Four States Fair & Rodeo, and Saturday, April 4 is shaping up to be a full day of family fun, high-octane action, and live entertainment.
The wait is finally over. The Four States Fair and Rodeo officially swings open its gates this Friday, April 3, ushering in ten days of lights, laughter, and high-energy entertainment.
The annual Four States Fair and Rodeo is gearing up for a full weekend of family-friendly entertainment, live performances, and attractions, with activities scheduled across April 3 to 12. Here’s what you can expect!
We are wishing a happy Easter Weekend to all! There is lots to do so you can get out and have some fun. Thanks to our community partners at Tony Langford Roofing, Whiskey River Country Club, and Hot Tails Crawfish here is the list for the weekend of April 3 & 4.
Texarkana, TX — April 1, 2026 – In a bold new step for city infrastructure, the City of Texarkana announced today that it will be implementing “Silent Streets” starting next month, a follow-up to its ongoing sidewalk improvement program. The initiative will require all vehicles driving on streets adjacent to newly paved sidewalks to operate in complete silence — engines, horns, and even car stereos must be off. Pedestrians, joggers, and cyclists will have full right-of-way.
Country music fans, mark your calendars! Diamond Rio, one of the most celebrated country groups of the past four decades, will take the stage at the Historic Perot Theatre on Friday, April 17.
For years, radio stations in Texarkana lived and died by the ratings book. Now, it is totally up to you!
Human remains discovered last year in a wooded area near Waggoner Creek have now been positively identified as those of Amber Michelle French, a Texarkana woman who had been missing since early 2025.