Main Street Texarkana Launches Downtown Survey

Monday, May 11, 2026 at 5:51 AM

Main Street Texarkana is asking residents to share their ideas for the future of downtown Texarkana through a new public survey.

Main Street Texarkana is asking residents to share their ideas for the future of downtown Texarkana through a new public survey.

The survey asks community members how they currently use the historic downtown district and what improvements or changes they would like to see in the future. Executive Director Ina McDowell says organizers want feedback from everyone who cares about downtown and its future growth.

The survey is available now at MainStreetTexarkana.org, and more information can be found by calling 903-278-6441.

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Main Street Texarkana Launches Downtown Survey

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