Texarkana Gazette - 2018-03-28

• Yucky ducky?
• City fishing falls under state laws
• Woman faces state, federal drug charges
• Former state rep arrested
• Adding citizenshi­p question to 2020 census draws protest
• Don’t call it plain. Vanilla imparts complex flavors,
• Race for Life benefit set for April 7 at Bobby Ferguson Park
• Local man arrested after unauthoriz­ed use of card data reported
• Area faces risk of flash flooding
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Texas executes ‘suitcase killer’
• Country singer Ashley McBryde silences all doubters
• DERA JONES
• Pelosi on tightrope if Democrats win
• The next three dangerous months
• Budget boosts national insecurity
• Pre-K Standards
• Dallas police craft strategies to boost recruitmen­t, retention
• Sinking Spurs
• Kansas’ Vick among possible Final Four impact players
• Three freshmen headline AP All-America team
• NFL owners approve simplified language regarding catches
• Nashville too much for Fouke
• The Masters tournament can’t get here soon enough
• Villanova stamps itself as elite in Final Four run
• Michigan’s Beilein stays humble amid acclaim
• New Boston edges Redwater
• Deadly Fire Protest
• Two officers in fatal shooting of black man won’t be charged
• Expert: Brexit campaign used data mined from Facebook
• Poll finds Trump’s approval rating up from historic lows
• Former Michigan State dean faces charges in Larry Nassar scandal
• Finding Frank:
• Dentist group puts teeth in push to curb opioid painkiller­s
• Tech stocks pull market sharply lower, erasing early gains
• Cass County has its share of iconic buildings
• High school student runs toward his future
• Medicaid is rural America’s financial midwife
• Study blames ‘ACLU effect’ for spike in Chicago’s violence in 2016
• A peppery Chicken Piri Piri
• Reserve space for carrots at Easter table
• From kale to avocados: One man forever changed the way we eat
• Tips for navigating an Asian food market
• COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES
• New wife surprised to learn of husband’s family secret
• Recipes stand test of time
• SWEET SCIENCE: PUTTING CORN SYRUP TO WORK
• IS SECONDHAND MARIJUANA SMOKE A RISK? EARLY RESEARCH SAYS YES
• How do coyotes thrive in urban areas? By eating anything
• HEALTH BEAT
• Turn off your phone, enjoy your family

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