Harvest Texarkana officials say they want to use their expanded food bank services to help nonprofit organizations and churches in a nine-county Arkansas area.

Since the organization moved into its new 20,000-square-foot food distribution center, it’s been working to build up its inventory of food and grocery products.

“We feel like there are many programs, service groups and churches helping feed people in need that are not taking advantage of our services and may not know that we are now a food bank,” said Michelle Harutunian, executive director of Harvest Texarkana....

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