Texarkana Gazette - 2017-08-09

• President Trump, North Korea trade escalating threats of fire
• Expert: Faster internet is coming
• Superstar from Delight Glen Campbell has died at 81
• Texas side’s proposed budget calls for property tax hike
• Bank robber who shot at police officer pleads guilty
• SALSA: THE SPICE OF LIFE YOU CAN MAKE AT HOME,
• 2017 alligator season looms in Arkansas; permits are available
• Man pleads guilty to cocaine traffickin­g
• Authoritie­s set bond for Arkansas-side teens in recent armed robberies
• Little Rock murders up, with more questions but few answers
• Stompers Drumlime gets set for new season
• Torrential rains bring widespread flooding to Houston area
• Report: Arkansas inmates had Taser during incident where keys were stolen
• I have no tears left for junkie mothers
• Common sense uncommon in Washington
• President’s pardon power is not complete
• Texas Democrats don’t have candidate for governor
• Federal judge approves Texas proposal to move inmates from hot prison
• Lady Tigers sharp in opener
• Hogs’ Austin Allen eager to prove himself among SEC’s best
• Flexen’s first win helps Mets top Texas, 5-4
• Genoa moved by the loss of ‘Bear’ Bryant
• Cards rolls over Royals
• Redwater beats Ore City girls
• PGA Championsh­ip is moving to May
• McIlroy feeling right at home at Quail Hollow for the PGA
• SPORTS CALENDAR
• Paris open to esports on 2024 Olympic program
• Home-run king Bonds wishes he played 1 more year
• ‘It felt right’
• A sausage lover’s menu, from breakfast to dinner
• Take these steps to avoid dreaded ‘freshman fifteen’
• Piecaken gets a makeover even children can bake
• Coffee transforms ice cream into sundae with a kick
• Tomato recipes for the end of summer
• Woman’s dangerous dating habits frighten her friend
• Save leftover french fries for breakfast
• HEALTH BEAT
• WHAT’S HAPPENING
• Work continues on city park
• Seniors play serious game of dominoes at center
• DOLPHIN USED IN RESEARCH BACK IN LIMELIGHT
• Dawn of the bionic age: Body hackers let chips get under their skin
• HOW SAFE IS YOUR TUNA? IT’S IMPORTANT TO KNOW WHERE IT WAS CAUGHT
• ASIA ECONOMY
• GAS DRILLING
• FINANCIAL MARKETS
• COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES
• Marines eye plan to let women train for combat with men on West Coast
• ‘Despacito’ hit opens doors for Spanish songs on English radio
• Model’s reps say ordeal was real despite shopping trip with alleged captor
• CLIMATE HITS HARD
• Strong quake strikes southwest China, killing at least seven
• Trump pledges victory in opioid drug fight
• Plutonium found in air at nuclear reservatio­n
• From jail to Yale: Felon faces scrutiny in bid to be lawyer
• Kenya vote count shows president ahead
• STILL STANDING
• DJ in groping case says he may have touched Taylor Swift’s rib cage

Texarkana Gazette - 2017-08-08

Texarkana Gazette - 2017-08-10