Texarkana Gazette - 2021-01-19

• ‘We still have a choice today’
• Opportunit­ies receives $280K grant
• Miller County sees improvemen­ts after energy-saving repairs
• Online event honors MLK with calls to further his legacy
• Social media takes measures to prevent Inaugurati­on Day violence,
• Statement of core values
• Local active COVID-19 cases fall
• TISD Board to hold public hearing on academic performanc­e reports
• Two more Texans arrested in connection to Capitol attack
• Anonymous $40M gift to fund 50 civil rights lawyers
• Tom Lankford, civil rights reporter, dies at 85
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Anthropolo­gist Mary Catherine Bateson, author of ‘Composing a Life,’ dies
• ALGERENE NEWMAN
• Republican Trump followers betrayed philosophy
• Nancy Pelosi: Same suit, two impeachmen­ts?
• Peaceful Transition
• Truth and fiction
• Wonderful Wetlands
• Father objects to sharing wedding role
• Exercise: The best snack of all
• Racking up the honors
• Ohio had a lamentable week in sports
• Shallow water best for bass on Millwood Lake
• South Carolina defeats Arkansas
• Raptors beat Mavs, extend win streak
• ROYAL STARS
• Nearby fire interrupts inaugurati­on rehearsal
• Kamala Harris resigns Senate seat
• Biden picks Chopra and Gensler for key financial oversight roles
• Trouble at home could change Biden’s hand in Iran nuke talks
• Bodies pile up at crematoriu­m in virus hotspot
• MLK Day speakers call for nonviolenc­e
• Trump said to prepare pardons
• NAACP fund’s $40M to aid law students
• Honor troop deal, Taliban urge Biden

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