Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - 2021-03-14

• Small pharmacies take lead role in vaccinatio­ns
• Forces capable of holding turf, Afghan says
• At-risk people see spots lost on vaccine list
• A security official
• In the news
• Nursing home data blemishes the ratings
• Democrats slash fees to get on ballot
• Back to the future
• SEC setback
• GROCERY, general stores facilitate workers’ vaccinatio­ns.
• DEALING with misinforma­tion weighing on nurses.
• IRS revs up processing 3rd stimulus payments.
• STATE adds 314 covid cases; deaths up 18.
• New Zealand remembers mosque attacks
• GOP bills targeting abortion rights
• Migrants demand Yemen fire inquiry
• Names and faces
• Statement of core values
• GOP divided on earmarks’ revival
• Snow set to blow in, bury parts of 3 states
• Ethiopia rebuts ethnic-cleansing claims
• How Arkansas’ congressio­nal delegation voted
• New drug for Alzheimer’s reported to show promise
• Washington news in brief
• Bolivia arrests ex-president in left-right struggle
• FROM THE CHAMBER’S PRESIDENT/CEO
• BLACK HILLS ENERGY REPLAC‑ ING NATURAL GAS LINES IN HARRISON, ARKANSAS
• ‘Restoring humanity’
• Pandemic has left long-term scars on job market
• NOT REAL NEWS
• Celebratin­g 100 years
• Weary world looks back, and forward, after pandemic year
• Covid Vaccinatio­ns in the U.S.*
• Protesters at UA call for removal of statue, cite civil rights record
• Figures suggest program making college attainable
• Drainage work part of bond election April 13
• Jasper in line to get the keys to theater
• UAMS medical college dean named
• Vaccinatio­ns
• Hot Springs taxis idled because permit lapsed
• Russellvil­le principal receives national award
• Board airs doubts on steps for resort
• Higher education notebook
• Broadcast journalism program to expand
• Prairie Grove council doubles mayor’s salary
• Libraries pull Dr. Seuss books from circulatio­n
• Farmington panel approves storage unit developmen­t
• Paramedics vaccinate over 1,300
• Residents clear tires near trail
• County reports small increase in covid cases
• Two file suit against property associatio­n
• Robert Holcroft,
• Susanna “Sanna” Olson Sullivan,
• Martha Lue Kelly Moreland,
• Mary Marshallen­e Ditmore,
• Neala Mae Austin Stahl
• ARLINGTON, Texas — Janita (Jan) Faye Moore
• CENTERTON — Victor “Vic” Irvin Turnage
• SPRINGDALE — Dr. Winfred Don Harris,
• SPRINGDALE — Martha Ann Walker,
• FAYETTEVIL­LE — Don Ward,
• JONESBORO — The Honorable Gene Roebuck,
• FAYETTEVIL­LE — Jeffrey Edward Geisler Sr.,
• BELLA VISTA — On Tuesday, March 9, 2021, Donald George Clark,
• SPRINGDALE — Emmelee “Emme” Karis Lopez,
• BELLA VISTA — Jimmie Lee Nevener,
• SPRINGDALE — Mary Roselyn Henry Mullen,
• SPRINGDALE — We mournfully announce the passing of Samuel Winston Pruett,
• FAYETTEVIL­LE — Jeffrey Edward Geisler Sr.,
• BELLA VISTA — Donald Brian Hawksley,
• Long drought not the way to survive March
• Fort Smith Northside 53, North Little Rock 46
• Baffert continues Rebel dominance
• Arkansas operates with room to breathe
• Arkansas women take title
• SEC TOURNAMENT REPORT: Moody makes 28 points his mark.
• RAZORBACKS lose their grip in Nashville.
• C Z ROCKET has enough to pass Whitmore at end.
• Spring forward with basketball tidbits
• Fishing paradise
• Advanced sonar might merit fish-limit alteration­s
• Building a pond mix of science, art
• Not standing pat
• Hogs watching Memphis D-lineman
• Burnside’s extra HR puts UA streak at 18
• Henderson shines
• Hoyas (13-12) secure NCAA bid
• Baylor in title game for 9th year in row
• Neighbors can’t wait to hear ‘Arkansas’
• LR Central returns to title game
• Maumelle pieces puzzle together vs. Russellvil­le
• Duggar a menace on multiple surfaces
• Morrilton puts end to Magnolia’s streak
• OTHER TOURNAMENT­S
• Harrison handles host, proves worthy
• Balanced Vilonia finds enough to edge Batesville
• Flores helps Centerpoin­t play ‘better’
• OTHER TOURNAMENT­S
• Phoenix race marks one year after covid shutdown
• Heather Larkin
• Toni Jensen’s ‘Carry’ considers personal trauma, cultural trauma
• Club lauds exceptiona­l youngsters
• FUND BENEFITS UA LIBRARIES
• RED CROSS NEEDS HELP
• HISTORIANS
• Heather Anne Larkin
• In good ol’ days, letters so welcome, people paid to receive them
• Couple works to overcome revelation of man’s affair
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• Haunting tales
• Born into slavery, blind musician earned stardom
• Ex-royals’ talk with Oprah eye-opening
• Artist Sacks didn’t find his style until late in life
• Hall ‘reaching for humanity’ with ‘Tina’ musical
• How can I help a distant, downtrodde­n friend?
• New York Times Crossword Puzzle
• NOTABLE ARKANSANS
• Executive appeal
• Exodus from N.Y. to Florida overstated
• Tesla’s stories said to diverge over fully self-driving vehicles
• China steps up its tech push
• Mexico is riding on the coattails of U.S. stimulus
• Pandemic opens door to scrapping tipping system, restaurant owners say
• Cargo-space crunch hits apples
• Startup working to lower expense of green hydrogen
• Crocs ventures into junk-bond market
• Celebratin­g Black brides
• Insurance
• Celebratin­g Black brides
• Good intentions
• History may suffer from ‘avalanche’
• The final float
• Let the sun shine
• Get a shot in the arm
• To the county line
• Have a race problem
• We’ll come together
• Forms of electricit­y
• It’s hard out there for a prince
• Sunday Crossword Puzzle
• Stunning Golf Front Pinnacle Home
• Wonderful Two Story in Siloam
• Beautifull­y Updated Springdale Home
• PROPERTY TRANSACTIO­NS
• CBHMF welcomes new agents to NWA offices
• Crye-Leike Relocation Services wins prestigiou­s achievemen­t awards
• Custom Estate in Oklahoma
• Farmington Home on 1.5 Acres
• Newly Built Single Level
• Fayettevil­le Home in Great Location
• HIGHLIGHTS
• Making Up A Musical
• Adam Kantor
• Decorated Nashville Songwriter Finally Tells His Own Story
• Music’s biggest night
• CROSSWORD
• Family-friendly fare
• It’s A Jungle Out There
• Best Of Branson
• Haven 55: regional rustic fare in a dining haven
• whereto dine
• The Lentil Life
• New York Institute of Technology College of Osteopathi­c Medicine at Arkansas State University
• Unique extracurri­cular activities can help students stand out
• Harding University
• Philander Smith College
• University of Arkansas at Little Rock
• Williams Baptist University
• University of Central Arkansas.
• Arkansas State University
• Arkansas Tech University
• Baptist Health College Little Rock
• College of Nursing at UAMS
• Consider educationa­l costs
• Henderson State University
• Ouachita Baptist University
• Southern Arkansas University
• Southern Arkansas University Tech
• University of Arkansas
• University of Arkansas at Monticello
• University of Arkansas-Pulaski Technical College
• University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff
• LORETTA LYNN
• YOUR NEW 'CUE COMBO

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