Texarkana Gazette - 2020-06-27

• Keeping the Character
• Boy Scouts may sell Camp Pioneer
• Rape charges filed against couple following 8-year-old girl’s outcry
• Amid virus surge, Texas governor orders bars shut
• Gun-wielding robber gets 40-year sentence in E-Z Mart stickup
• NBA, players sign off on final restart terms,
• Facebook to label all rule-breaking posts
• Statement of core values
• SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT
• After waves of virus deaths, care homes face legal reckoning
• TODAY HISTORY IN
• Just what can you expect when the mob rules?
• Pelosi wrong to remove portraits from Capitol
• Cheers & Jeers
• New husband’s moodiness may signal deeper trouble
• Overcoming the isolation blues; what antibody tests are reliable?
• Phil Mickelson leads Travelers
• Wallace, NASCAR’s agent of change, doing ‘what feels right’
• Major leagues face short period before opening day
• NHL not planning to quarantine players for training camps
• Plan advances to allow dismantlin­g Minneapoli­s Police Department
• Yemen asks for help as seawater seeps into abandoned tanker
• Judge blocks 25% capacity rule for religious services in New York
• Police not treating Glasgow stabbings as act of terrorism
• Stocks sink as virus cases jump, forcing states to backtrack
• Rayshard Brooks struggled in system but didn’t hide his past
• Miller County passes century mark in cases of COVID-19
• Employees, patients at rehab hospital have tested positive for coronaviru­s
• Georgia’s Kemp signs hate crimes law after outcry over death
• Monitor: Questionab­le stops, searches by New Orleans police
• Black Catholics want action from church
• Woman allegedly forced to remove hijab after protests arrest
• Taking down Wall Street: Season 2 of Showtime’s ‘Black Monday’ returns Sunday
• Crossword
• Duggar kids welcome new children in TLC’s ‘Counting On’
• Home-cooked TV

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