Texarkana Gazette - 2022-01-04

• COVID cases slowly increasing in Texarkana
• Statement of core values
• Arkansas, others states show gains in economic survey
• Texas judge sides with SEALS
• ‘Tornado alley’ appears to shift east
• Police struggle to deter rising thefts of catalytic converters
• California only pays for schools when kids go to class; new bill would change that formula
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Kenyan fossil hunter and conservati­onist dies at 77
• Big Daddy Weave artist Jay Weaver dead at age 42 after COVID battle
• The change we wish to see in the world for 2022
• Let’s move in together (and help with my mortgage)
• A Cozy Fire
• Something’s fishy — and that’s great
• Brown’s exit caps alluring NFL season
• Thompson to lead Kansas State against LSU
• Pistons snap Bucks’ 6-game win streak
• Baylor, Duke remain 1-2 in AP Top 25
• South Carolina stays No. 1 in women’s poll despite loss
• Senators-Kraken becomes 92nd postponed game
• ROYAL STARS
• NBA reschedule­s games, makes other adjustment­s
• Antonio Brown’s mental health no laughing matter
• SCIENTIST, ENFORCER, HIGH-FLYER: THREE WOMEN PUT A MARK ON TECH
• Document Prince Andrew claims prevents lawsuit is released
• Biden: More competitio­n in meat industry can ease food costs
• Snow blankets the East in sneak-attack storm
• Iran-backed Yemen rebels seize UAE ship
• Covid Vaccinatio­ns in the U.S.*

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