Texarkana Gazette - 2020-05-09

• DELIVERING SMILES
• Reward offered in drowned puppies case
• Dates set for capital murder trials
• TDCJ reports death of another inmate at Telford
• All’s fair at the fairground­s Organizati­on looks forward to a full calendar of events
• Statement of core values
• U.S. unemployme­nt surges to a Depression-era level of 14.7%
• Ex-ABA commish Mike Storen dies at 84
• Insensitiv­e question leaves grieving mother speechless
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• LESTER FROST
• Coronaviru­s increases the dangers to a free press
• COVID-19 not the only threat we face from China
• Cheers & Jeers
• World War II veterans mark V-E Day in Washington
• Malaria drug fails to help patients in study
• Tigers working for more in 2020
• NBA teams start to reopen
• Robert Byrd named athletic director at UA-Cossatot
• Tom Brady’s move to Tampa Bay posed late challenges for networks
• AP Exclusive: 70% of U.S. Olympic sports applied for PPP funds
• Taiwan baseball fans allowed inside stadium but sit apart
• Sound of silence: Baseball thinking ahead to silent stadiums
• Documents: Top officials buried CDC report
• Some blame meat workers for contagion
• Roy Horn of Siegfried & Roy, 75, dies from coronaviru­s
• Stocks rise on hopes that awful jobs report marks the bottom
• Job market meltdown is hitting most-vulnerable workers hardest
• Program that collects devices for patients with COVID-19 expands
• Worship guidelines issued from Arkansas Health Department
• OPENINGS AREA IN THE
• Ted Cruz gets haircut at salon whose owner flouted orders
• Arkansas allowing pools, water parks to reopen this month
• Arkansas venue plans concert despite state’s virus limits
• Brotherly love
• Crossword
• Gordon Ramsay explores flavor and culture
• Baking in the sun

Texarkana Gazette - 2020-05-08

Texarkana Gazette - 2020-05-10