Texarkana Gazette - 2020-02-03

• Work on local airport’s larger terminal could start next year
• Cattleman’s owner says being a finalist for hall of fame is ‘pleasing’
• Area nears record high as groundhog declares early spring
• Three seek chance to fill vacancy on Arkansas-side board
• U.S. says new screening to begin amid coronaviru­s concerns
• Super Bowl: Kansas City Chiefs defeat San Francisco 49ers, 31-20,
• New details on virus show challenge for control of outbreak
• Statement of core values
• The Way It Was:
• ON THE RECORD
• EXPANDING CONSUMER RIGHTS IN CREDIT REPORTS:
• ASSERTING CONTROL OVER WAR WITH IRAN:
• REPEALING IRAQ WAR RESOLUTION:
• ‘Minari,’ ‘Boys State’ win top honors at Sundance
• Miller County budget panel set to meet tonight
• Tulane acquires author Anne Rice’s archive
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Man living rent-free pushes his grandparen­ts’ buttons
• Have issues with Medicare?
• Jack Burns, a comic force on camera and off, dies at 86
• THEODORE DAVID BOLLIER
• Choose 10 movies to watch for rest of your life
• Race is On
• Microsoft raises the bar on climate action
• Niners' Kyle Shanahan suffers another Super Bowl collapse
• Fans vote Steelers’ Immaculate Reception NFL’s best moment
• Harden’s 40 leads Rockets over Pelicans, 117-109
• Super Bowl ads dialed up fun as an antidote to politics
• Mahomes comes through with comeback in MVP performanc­e
• Brunson scores 27 points, Mavs beat Hawks 123-100
• Raptors win 11th straight, rout Bulls
• Spurs rally from 19 down in third to defeat Hornets
• Simpson rallies to win Phoenix Open playoff
• Trump speech to project optimism at time of bitter division
• Buyers opt for used vehicles as new cars hit record prices
• Latest tax scam holds your info for ransom
• Man wearing fake bomb stabs 2 in London
• ‘Bad Boys’ tops film box office for third straight week

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