Texarkana Gazette - 2022-01-01

• Little River jail to be complete in late 2022
• ‘Wait, what?’ quip tops school’s annual banished words list
• Omicron’s New Year’s cocktail: Sorrow, fear, and hope for 2022
• Should kids be vaccinated? Brazil turns to online survey
• ‘So many memories’: Over 500 homes feared destroyed by fire
• Coffee’s brain-protecting benefits; get aggressive in lowering LDL
• New Year’s arrival offers chance for a fresh start
• Actors, comedians and president react to Betty White’s death at
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• America would be more happy with more people
• Thoughts on the VP Kamala Harris interview
• America’s sick, costly health care system
• Vikings lose Cousins to COVID list before Packers game
• Atlanta rallies to defeat Cavaliers
• Corral’s decision sweetens Ole Miss-Baylor bowl tilt
• TODAY’S BOWL PREVIEWS
• Fiesta Bowl
• ROYAL STARS
• Where will the coaching carousel land this time?
• Debut host Wild eager for frigid Winter Classic
• Stocks end 2021 on a weak note, still notch big yearly gain
• No Thursday game doesn’t make pickings easier
• Texas A&M University-Texarkana celebrates its history and $1 million in new donations
• Comments renew debate over adoption as abortion alternativ­e
• Looking to 2022, questions remain about best path forward for Texas Democrats
• Evangelica­ls a rising force inside Argentine prisons
• Medicare faces decision on drug
• New state laws take effect in new year
• S. Korea curfew spoils 20th birthday party
• Warehouse hits stall Sudan food giving
• Ring’s journey comes full circle
• Covid Vaccinatio­ns in the U.S.*

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