Texarkana Gazette - 2020-11-30

• Damaged wall is getting a major fix
• Sunlight on the Sidewalls
• Doctors successful­ly reattach a young Louisiana mom’s arm
• Inside: Minimalist tips to maximize your holidays,
• Statement of core values
• The Norm and his Freedom series
• Number of teenagers in custody drops appreciabl­y
• Habitat for Humanity gets $ 10,000 for Redwater effort
• District water board approves sprinkler study
• Coin collector is blindsided by wife’s sale of gold piece
• Louisiana Shrimp Shack owner brings cuisine to Columbus
• The common courtesy of yard maintenanc­e
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• ‘Never’ and ‘infrequent’ voters vote Democrat
• A most necessary plan for Middle America
• Administra­tion gets it right on Pebble Mine
• ON THE RECORD
• ON THE BEAT
• Louisiana picks contractor for I-10 widening in Baton Rouge
• Saints corral Broncs
• No. 1 Alabama leads top 8 for fourth week
• Fuller sticking with Vanderbilt football after historic kick
• Reports: Cost of Tokyo Olympic delay estimated at about $2B
• No. 17 Houston takes big lead, tops No. 14 Texas Tech, 64-53
• Henry batters Colts; Titans lead AFC South
• No. 5 Texas A&M beats LSU, 20-7
• Charity: When to donate rewards, when to give cash
• Georgia faith groups talk politics
• Builders of border wall rushing ahead
• Iran says it won’t fall into trap
• ‘Extra special and unexpected’
• Mortuary workers endure the daily march of death

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