Texarkana Gazette - 2020-05-16

• ‘It is good to be back’
• Arkansas side: Major projects on track
• Texarkana Chamber launches campaign aimed at connecting businesses, public
• Trial slated for woman accused of embezzling from local law firm
• Dems push $3T coronaviru­s relief bill through House,
• Statement of core values
• Arkansas approves new date for concert shut down by virus
• Tensions rise as Texas governor readies to lift more rules
• Addiction relapse during high-stress times; when to go to the hospital, doctor’s office
• Girlfriend is unsure of her place in boyfriend’s heart
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Opening up America in the age of coronaviru­s
• Support for annexation will harm Jewish state
• Wild West?
• Concerns raised after recent fatal Houston police shootings
• Redwater’s Matt Williams is ready to begin this fall at Hendrix College
• THS’ Smith picks Sooners
• Let players wear the ‘retired’ numbers
• Packers drafting Love surprised Rodgers
• Many struggling in horse racing hope return brings lifeline
• Tokyo Olympic CEO: Games next year may not be ‘convention­al’
• Area’s biggest earthquake in 65 years cracks Nevada highway
• Stocks manage modest gains but still end lower for the week
• U.S. retail sales plunged a record 16% in April
• Spanish woman, 113, survives bout with coronaviru­s
• BANKING FUTURE ON THE TEXARKANA’S REVITALIZA­TION OF
• Locked-down neighbors let loose at ‘Quaranchel­la’ concerts
• Had enough of Contagion’?
• Uplifting idea
• Poll shows a partisan split over virus-era religious freedom
• Supreme Court sounds split in case on rights for Catholic school teachers
• Detroit pastors keep the faith after getting the coronaviru­s
• Auto workers’ tenuous return a ray of hope in jobs crisis
• It’s a thin line: The love and hate of ‘Killing Eve’ returns on AMC
• TV Crossword
• Fox brings viewers the most epic games of tag in new gameshow
• The ‘Worst’

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