Texarkana Gazette - 2018-02-16

• Thousands mourn school shooting victims at vigil
• Man gets 40 years for store holdup
• This season’s flu vaccine is only 36 percent effective; experts say you should still get it
• Arkansas lawmaker: Deal reached on concealed gun training
• Urban Transit applies for grant
• New group opposes bipartisan efforts to end cash bail
• Saturday evening offers chance to have dinner and see a play,
• Review details home loan bias for minorities
• Most of Arkansas House attends first harassment training
• Community Calendar
• Statement of core values
• Bowie County Court at Law judge
• Bowie County Court at Law judge
• L-E to pay employees for missed weather day
• ON THE BEAT
• De Queen police laud rise in security checks as safety measure
• Writing Project conference set for March 2
• FUNERALS
• Myanmar government cracks down on journalist­s
• South African limbo ends with new president: Cyril Ramaphosa
• Two freed after NSA campus confrontat­ion
• Amtrak will suspend some service if safety system not ready this year, CEO says
• Erma Nell Witterstae­tter
• Raymond E. Harrington
• Juanita Evelyn Thomason Campagna
• Harlon Robinson
• Debt games and the Bill Clinton sex scandal
• Something More?
• I knew slain Chicago officer; he was a wonderful man
• Details begin to emerge on shooter
• Money fuels Indiana Senate candidate’s bid for publicity
• NTSB: Human error likely main cause of South Carolina crash
• Court declares travel ban unconstitu­tional
• Show chided for filming near police shooting
• U.S. stocks keep gaining as tech, industrial companies rise
• Houston snaps Cincinnati’s 16-game win streak
• Caldwell goes big, falls in aerials contest
• Rangers have array in plans for rotation variation
• Winners & lugers
• This Day in Sports History
• Texas High girls to tango today with Frisco Liberty
• Lady Leopards take on Gilmer in area round
• Cantlay shares lead; Woods 6 back
• Fouke a win from title
• SPORTSTATS
• Young phenoms
• Manfred vows pace changes by next week
• Tongan set to ski, but not dressed for success
• West Virginia’s trip to Kansas headliner
• Players pick up 3 of 5 rulings
• Truex on path to repeat
• ‘On Golden Pond’ comes to the Perot
• R&B singer Case headlines Industry Night at BrightStar
• Writing it right: Workshop at the P.J. Ahern Home
• More best bets
• Winter Olympics ratings down but ahead of NBC’s projection­s
• Don’t expect YouTube to boot Logan anytime soon
• ‘Black Panther’ bound to be one of the best of 2018
• Woman’s higher income may bruise her boyfriend’s ego
• A new scam: Watch out for ‘combosquat­ting’
• Audible announces audio theater project
• Ask for a second reading if the doctor says your child has HBP
• Nick Park’s ‘Early Man’ wonderfull­y full of dated material
• Williams and Robinson talk ‘2 Dope Queens’ on HBO
• Gloria Allred will keep fighting to get her way, and film argues that’s a good thing
• ‘Zombies’ stars Donnelly, Manheim felt immediate connection
• CAPSULE MOVIEREVIE­WS
• ‘Black Panther’ soundtrack has power
• Angelic harmonies shine on I’m With Her’s new album

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