Texarkana Gazette - 2017-05-21

• ‘This is where our joy is’
• Chemical storage has some worried
• Man gets 70 years for sex abuse
• Saudi king gives Trump a warm welcome, signs $110 billion deal
• Appeals court rules robbery case gets a third sentencing trial
• N.Y. ENCLAVE WITH NAZI ROOTS AGREES TO CHANGE POLICIES
• LOCAL, AREA PLAYERS OF THE YEAR
• Statement of core values
• Hands-on experience
• Motorcycle rally will benefit hospital
• ON THE BEAT
• For a good cause
• CHARITY GIVES $10K to UAHT to help WITH KIDS’ COLLEGE
• Former rocker rallies local backers in bid for Senate seat
• Arkansas governor faces favorable political landscape
• JAMES RUSSELL
• Chief William H. McGee
• MARY COWLEY
• RAY THOMAS
• FCC trying to kill net neutrality rules
• Let’s examine some recent fake news
• The Washington Post goes overboard
• Bad Date Lawsuit over movie texting unlikely to pay off
• Ukraine simmers: Russia’s aims still drive friction as world’s attention fades
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• AHS’ Oliver, Martin share Player of Year
• Queen City’s Jones earns Gazette’s 2017 All-Area Player of the Year
• Broner garners Newcomer award
• PG’s Henry makes Newcomer of Year
• Lewis tabbed as Coach of the Year
• AHS’ Weaver gets coaching award
• PG’s Boston earns Coach of the Year
• Williams selected for girls coaching award
• Tigers snap Rangers’ streak, 9-3
• Lady Mustangs advance to Region II-3A title series
• LOCAL SPORTS CALENDAR
• Spring Hill stands atop Class 2A
• Hot Springs edges De Queen for 5A soccer crown
• Bears fall in 2A softball title tilt
• Kyle Busch scores $1 million with All-Star race victory
• Russell stops Escandon to retain WBC featherwei­ght belt
• Pontus Aberg’s goal puts Predators past Ducks, 3-1, in Game 5
• Braves hit 3 homers to beat Max Scherzer, Nationals, 5-2
• Bourdais fractures pelvis, hip during Indy qualifying crash
• Clevinger helps Indians shut out Astros for 3-0 win
• A’s hit 4 home runs in third straight win, beat Red Sox, 8-3
• Nova wins for first time in May as Pirates beat Phillies
• Reds rally to beat Rockies, 12-8, break 7-game slide
• TOYOTA 4RUNNER
• Hatchback opens up new possibilit­ies
• ELANTRA SPORT HOLDS ITS OWN AGAINST CIVIC, MAZDA3
• Dodge Challenger GT: Where’s the beef?
• RELEASE DATES
• THREE STONES MAKE A WALL
• THE RADIUM GIRLS
• WOMEN WHO WORK
• Minor struggles
• Spouse of one in six newlyweds differs in race or ethnicity
• How to save a marriage— with help from your spouse
• How to say no to being a bridesmaid
• How excess weight is ruining your future, and your kids’ too
• Name-calling mother attempts to disrupt her son’s marriage
• Read the labels carefully on pet flea products
• Being a penny pincher can be good for your well-being
• VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNIT­IES
• Feeling the need to simplify?
• Stylish alternativ­es to consider for defining your boundaries
• Right height for lawn may be higher than you think
• Today’s young adults aren’t hitting the traditiona­l milestones
• ‘Anne of Green Gables’ worth revisiting
• Hemingway bio delves deep into writer’s troubled life
• BESTSELLER­S
• Finding content that works
• Women are better investors than they think they are
• Wal-Mart works to adapt to retail landscape changes
• Hard talk on trade, soft on the dollar
• Los Angeles Times Sunday Crossword Puzzle
• Freed Nigerian schoolgirl­s meet families after 3 years
• Circus fans thankful to see ‘Greatest Show’ for one final time
• Iran’s president trounces hard-liner to secure 2nd term
• Last of rebels leaving central Homs in Syria
• Senators run into obstacles, consider options on health bill
• Launch has New Zealand reaching for the stars
• North Korea vows to strengthen nukes as U.S. increases pressure
• Internatio­nal Paper looks back on 45 YEARS AND SETS SIGHTS ON THE FUTURE
• Rep. John Ratcliffe says recent congressio­nal action will underpin progress in area
• Pete Mankins embraces economical Smart ForTwo
• The birth of an idea: Creating a startup community
• Historic transporta­tion plan gets another boost
• Trees keep our region’s economy humming
• Cooper Tire: Meaningful careers in the making
• Robbins Toyota looks to another 50 years of success
• Leadership Texarkana works to foster community excellence
• Offenhause­r & Co. True to Its Roots: Serving our Clients and Community
• The Chamber, Local Business and Texarkana, U.S.A.
• With well-trained staff, clear goals, Texas side poised for further growth
• State Bank’s mission: Growing for You
• Texarkana Gazette finds new home
• Gerald Haire Realty brings Texarkania­ns home
• Red River Army Depot generates economic impact for area
• Orr celebrates legacy of quality, customer service
• TexAmerica­s Center: A Year WIN Review 2016

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