Texarkana Gazette - 2016-08-26

• Lawmaker in town to hear what constituen­ts have to say
• Company boosts patient programs, doesn’t budge on price of EpiPen
• Active shooter training
• Your coffee habit may be written in your DNA
• Brookshire’s to open stores in DeKalb, Redwater
• A&M-Texarkana to launch 4-year nursing program
• ARTS COUNCIL TO BRING MAGIC AND MUSIC TO HEMPSTEAD HALL,
• A look at free trade and how it affects people
• New thrift store fuels local ministry
• PGISD employees to receive a pay raise for upcoming year
• YOU CAN HELP
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• No respite from ridiculous White House campaign
• Clinton and Trump both wrong on corporate taxes
• No Homework?
• Spay and neuter
• The Gazette wins 42 awards in Arkansas journalism contests
• ‘Race and Ethnicity’ theme for this year’s PLACE lecture series at A&M-Texarkana
• TOUGH NUTS TO CRACK
• Rangers blow past Indians in 9-0 victory
• Hughes Springs charges past Daingerfie­ld, 24-0
• Texas High gets set for Bishop Lynch
• A&M’s men’s and women’s teams will seek championsh­ips
• Hooks and New Boston set to square off
• PGA playoffs get start at Barclays
• New York Mets clip Cardinals’ wings, 10-6
• Pleasant Grove wins opener
• Harrison, Matthews, Peppers talk PEDs with NFL investigat­ors
• JACQUELINE BIGAR’S STARS
• Match time: WWE wrestlers battle at fairground­s Monday
• Funky groove time: Linny Nance, Network at the Elks
• ‘Southside’ looks at first date of future first couple
• more BestBets
• ‘Don’t Breathe’ is a well-plotted, thrilling trap
• Only 1 Parton-Wagoner duet topped the charts
• How oats help keep you healthy
• Engineer’s ‘one and only career’ comes to an end
• Gov. Hutchinson criticizes marijuana, casino proposals
• ON THE BEAT
• Activist discovers spyware on his Iphone
• Aftershock­s rattle Italian quake zone; toll rises to 250
• Brazil’s Senate may decide to remove their president
• Leslie Jones’ personal website reveals the tricky cyber landscape celebritie­s tread
• WORLD FINANCIAL MARKETS
• FINANCIAL MARKETS
• Taking cellphone photos an easy way to track travel mileage
• Donation of kidney ends friendship
• Auto, technology industries clash over talking vehicles
• Poll: Trump supporters have darker views on immigrants here illegally than other citizens
• Yellen, in speech Friday, could send signal about next hike
• Park Service celebrates its 100th birthday
• For another title, THS must reload on defense
• No problem for depth at quarterbac­k for Tigers
• AHS may enjoy first winning season in 5 years
• Watson wants to leave mark as a Razorback
• Hawks go into 2016 with high expectatio­ns
• PG’s Jones humble after being named captain
• Despite new faces, goals remain same for L-E
• Experience­d offensive line will power Leopards
• Year 4 Dividends
• Matured younger Allen ready to take the reigns at quarterbac­k for Arkansas
• Miles enters his 12th season at LSU with experience on his side
• New QB, new RB, same old Alabama
• Defense solid, QB a question for Texas A&M
• Turn it around
• Led by QB Kelly, Ole Miss vying for SEC crown
• Bulldogs out to prove staying power in West
• Tennessee believes it’s ready to take a major step forward in ’16
• Florida: Fewer twists, more offense
• Smart’s smarts
• New coach Muschamp focused solely on South Carolina, not on redemption
• Turnaround is goal for Mizzou new coach Odom
• Seat’s getting hot in Texas
• Briles gone, but Baylor hopes a lot looks the same on field as before
• Kingsbury: Tech rich in talent this upcoming season
• TCU proving it was a good choice for maybe-expanding the Big 12
• Needing 9 starters, West Virginia tries to fill many of its holes on the defense
• Okie State wants more
• Oklahoma poised to finish what it started
• K-State could once again be in Big 12 race
• With no clear favorite, Pac-12 promises memorable fall race
• OBU, SAU will begin campaign as top-5 teams
• Power still centered in Big Ten East Division with same three teams
• Clemson, Florida State set to battle for control again for ACC’s best
• Reddies tied for No. 9 spot in AFCA ranking
• Tigers given third spot in the GAC poll
• Cowboy Comeback?
• Saints confident with mix of veterans
• Houston Texans hope Osweiler is QB of the future
• Underclass­men in spotlight when Redwater kicks off ’16 campaign
• Daingerfie­ld plans to keep up winning ways
• Queen City taking it ‘day at a time’
• Taking it one step further
• DeKalb will rely on youth
• Hurt by graduation, Maud gets back up to speed
• Experience could be factor for Mount Pleasant
• Last year has been a motivator for New Boston
• Clarksvill­e using ‘next man up’ philosophy
• Talented junior class to drive Mustangs in ’16
• Liberty-Eylau is early pick to take 7-4A, DI title for third year in row
• Texas High, Marshall early league favorites in 16-5A
• 7-4A, DII chock-full of talented teams
• Teams seeking headway
• 8-3A, DI will be a fierce one
• 9-2A, DII has talent at the top
• 7-3A, DII promises excitement
• Hornets aim for higher goals in 2016
• Linden-Kildare receives a makeover
• Rabbits look to build on 2015’s success
• Pirates working hard, banking on experience
• Fouke has earned the respect, now after postseason glory
• Genoa seniors lead way with sights set on playoffs
• Horatio moves to spread
• ‘Sky’s the limit’ for Lafayette County
• Gators could be tricky
• De Queen has postseason aspiration­s
• Amid key losses, Hope reloading in 5A-South
• Chock-full of talent, Ashdown seeks first title
• Poole, Curley Wolves hungry for championsh­ip
• Scrappers prepare to defend their title
• Magnolia will put most of its focus on defense
• Defending 5A-South champion Hope is picked to finish fourth
• Mount Ida, Cougars will battle for 7-2A title
• Greenwood looks to be strong in 6A-West
• Nashville the team to beat
• 6-3A has two teams in top five
• Glen Rose starts 2016 No. 1 team
• Mineral Springs still worried about numbers game
• Roberts back to lead Rattlers’ potent offense
• McBride’s first season at Spring Hill one to watch
• Outlaws are reloading under new leadership

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