Texarkana Gazette - 2018-09-06

• Twin Cities’ mayors give progress report to Chamber
• Hope paper closing
• High court nominee stays mum on White House subpoenas, pardons
• Suspect charged in case of body buried under shed
• Former teacher accused of assault
• High School Football:
• Statement of core values
• Blamed in baby’s death, weakening Gordon spreads rain farther inland
• Game and Fish will dedicate nature trail Sept. 21
• Police: Man who rammed Dallas station wasn’t targeting media
• No ruling in GOP’s latest lawsuit over ‘Obamacare’ issue
• Authoritie­s arrest MS-13 gang members in Texas slayings
• Arkansas casino legalizati­on proposal approved for ballot
• Colorful 5K will be held Sept. 22 at Trinity Baptist
• Arkansas homeless camps clearing amid looming deadline
• Kennedy scion Christophe­r Lawford dead at 63
• Mississipp­i election campaign tells American story
• Three things working against Kasich in 2020
• Texarkana Tradition
• Our new Gilded Age
• ‘Fear’ sets up Trump-Woodward clash
• Facebook, Twitter vow to engage intrusion
• Immigrant charged in Iowa student’s death known by alias
• ON THE FLY
• Eagles start Super Bowl title defense vs. Falcons
• SEC teams aspiring to be more offensive-oriented this season
• Saints poised to add Meredith, Smith to potent passing game
• Watt returns looking to bounce back after two major injuries
• Mineral Springs will capitalize on last year’s experience
• College Football Schedule
• Keys to face Osaka in U.S. Open semis; Nishikori beats Cilic
• Atlanta sweeps Daingerfie­ld in three sets
• Falcons present tough test for champion Eagles
• Free of looming suspension, Elliott ready to run for Cowboys
• Andrew Luck eagerly awaits first regular-season start in 20 months
• Mother’s past factors in school shooting
• ‘Strong-willed’ official negotiates for Canada
• Democrat logs 35,000 miles in long-shot bid
• Tech stocks drop as Congress scrutinize­s social media
• Opioid maker to fund research on overdose antidote
• Police: Woman killed husband with eye drops in his water
• COLORFUL COMFORT
• Taco trucks have transforme­d New Orleans street food
• Time to tick this town off your vacation list
• Toilet training without tears (either yours or your child’s)
• Grandson’s hurtful behavior could be a huge red flag
• Brushes need to come clean
• Ex balks at ‘supervised’ visits
• Soy for your bones
• Find a quieter and wilder world in the high mountains of SICILY

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