Texarkana Gazette - 2022-06-28

• Texarkana ISD to discuss 2022-2023 budget, tax rate
• Statement of core values
• County receives federal funds, talks JDC concerns
• Museums system to host patriotic cemetery tour
• Cornyn stands behind work on gun law despite conservati­ve criticism
• Sam Gilliam, abstract artist of drape paintings, dies at age 88
• RUTHIE CHAMLEE
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• The GOP weaponizes faith; will atheists object?
• Is Biden a good president? Question is irrelevant
• Trump’s Legacy
• Enduring lessons of the past
• Granddaugh­ter’s behavior at funeral offends family
• A Symbol of Freedom
• Ole Miss championsh­ip validates Elko’s decision to return
• MacKinnon shines in clinching win, helps Avs win Stanley Cup
• Junior Circuit: Big league sons making own names in majors
• Marlin Briscoe, pioneering black quarterbac­k, dies at 76
• Gray, Sánchez help Twins widen division lead over Guardians
• ROYAL STARS
• Some religious groups vow the end of Roe vs. wade is Just the Beginning
• U.S. grapples with whether to modify COVID vaccine for fall
• They danced and died: Tragic teen party mystery in South Africa
• Harris emerges as top abortion voice, warns of more fallout

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