Our friend JD Harris joins us to discuss his retirement for the Police Department, all they have going on with Blue Line Services, and "Travels by JD". We had some fun!

Tony Langford is with us this morning to discuss business, world travel, and his efforts to contribute back to the community with his Tony Langford Experience Podcast. We talk about all of it!

Tendra Washington with Texarkana Arkansas Parks & Rec shares everything coming up at the Terry Lee Rogers Activity Center. Lots to know as we already start getting ready for Back to School. There really is something for everybody in today's program.

Chef Alicia Prater, District Teacher of the Year, about her Journey with the Culinary Arts, Shell Shocked Catering, we find out how she feels seeing her former students show up on the Food Network and a lot more!

Joined this morning by Amber Bartholomew and Coach Deidre Gannaway to talk about 903 Premier Volleyball Camps and Competitive Volleyball in Texarkana. The Camps are held at Texarkana College's Pinkerton Center on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

What happens after a patient leaves ICU but still isn't ready to go home? Jay Lindsey, CEO of PAM Health Specialty Hospital in Texarkana about long-term acute care, rehabilitation, patient recovery, and the important role PAM Health plays in our local healthcare system. 

Local journalist, Brandon Cowan joins us to talk about Flock AI Cameras this morning. From the pros of crimefighting to the privacy concerns and rights violations that the system may be causing. He shares his investigation with us today, the good and bad of it.

Matt Solomon always blows our minds with Texarkana History. Did you know that a guy from Texarkana was the first martyr in the Texas battle for independence from Mexico. It's true. We share that little known bit of history and have a great recap of lessons learned from the 2026 Texarkana Airshow!

Kerry Pickett with Ground Floor Collective joins us this morning to talk about local efforts to centralize resources in our community. Introducing TXKexchange.org and the collaboration efforts of the many great non-profits in our area. 

Today's conversation takes a look at what happened to Texarkana's shared Fourth of July Celebration. More importantly, what would it take to bring it back. We share a bunch of ideas and need your input!