Texarkana Gazette - 2020-05-12

• First face of former bank slated to be revealed today
• Officials: Virus to blame in death of elderly inmate
• Ransomware attack affects appellate court
• County gives sheriff power to reduce jail time
• TAPD chief in the running for Hot Springs job
• Man who sought trial by combat wants ex-wife evaluated,
• Retirees, isolated by virus, become DJs for all new online radio hour
• Statement of core values
• Mississipp­i library plans new summer reading program post-virus outbreak
• Article I: Legislativ­e Branch
• Dozens of workers at Texas poultry plant test positive for coronaviru­s
• County OKs bond refinancin­g measure in bid to save money
• Harvest Regional to distribute 1,000 emergency food boxes
• Hutchinson ‘distressed’ by people not distancing
• Late wife’s best friend resists man’s desire for relationsh­ip
• CONLEY HERMAN BURTON
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• The deteriorat­ion of the president is undeniable
• Georgia’s fast reopening is going pretty slowly
• Gone To Texas?
• Three problems
• Louisiana relaxing virus-related restrictio­ns
• Hughes Springs’ McKinney inks with East Texas Baptist
• NASCAR set for ‘huge microscope’ as racing returns
• Loading the bases
• As restrictio­ns ease, curtain rises on live sports
• Budget crunch could affect how college teams travel
• SPORTSTATS
• English Premier mulls early end to season
• Poll: Majority disapprove of U.S. coronaviru­s protests
• Twitter to label disputed COVID-19 tweets
• MICROSOFT PITCHES NEW XBOX WITH VIRTUAL EVENTS
• Oculus developing new Quest virtual reality headset
• Facebook error causes popular apps to crash
• Jerry Stiller, comedian and ‘Seinfeld’ actor, dies at 92

Texarkana Gazette - 2020-05-11

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