Texarkana Gazette - 2022-02-25

• Woman charged with animal cruelty
• Ten-year-old sworn in as honorary officer, raising awareness of childhood cancer
• Texarkana ISD board approves calendar, extension on abatement agreement
• Wintry weather disrupts travel across the heartland
• Monique Hanotte, who rescued 135 downed Allied airmen in World War II, dies
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• L.C. CHATMAN
• Progressiv­es face a fight in upcoming elections
• Biden’s speech aimed at U.S. allies, not voters
• Texas clinics battle strict abortion law as legal hopes dim
• This Day in Sports History
• Late free throws lead Pistons over Cavs
• Baylor’s Sochan is on the rise
• Trayvon Martin, 10 years later: Teen’s death changes nation
• Whistleblo­wers say they’re bullied for exposing prison sexual abuse
• Wall Street reels, then recovers after invasion of Ukraine
• 3 ex-officers convicted of rights violations in Floyd killing
• Yemen’s Houthis seize another U.S. Embassy staffer
• New Tears for Fears songs ‘plumb the depths of our souls’
• ‘He Walked On Water’ a tribute to grandmothe­r
• Holland’s ‘Uncharted’ tops box office
• Teen girl feels overwhelme­d as life’s challenges pile up
• Ammonia cleaner removes fingerprin­ts from black appliances
• ROYAL STARS
• ‘The Desperate Hour’ is a film lost in the woods
• Fall in love with Joe Wright’s ‘Cyrano’
• Inside a special Black History Month rite at ‘The Lion King’
• Decades later, gay country pioneers Lavender Country return
• Joan Osborne digs into her archives on ‘Radio Waves’
• Pop-punk queen Avril Lavigne reigns on ‘Love Sux’ album
• Locals fret as Colombia to declare hippos invasive
• 54% of abortions by pill, data says
• 3 officers in Floyd case convicted
• WHO recognizes stealth variant
• Brits ends all rules on containing virus
• ‘Apartheid’ remark hits a nerve in Israel
• Covid Vaccinatio­ns in the U.S.*

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