Texarkana Gazette - 2023-02-03

• Turner trial testimony focuses on his injuries, resistance
• Grandmothe­r and grandson are arrested
• Arkansas Gov. Sanders to give GOP response to Biden address
• Migrant flows plummet across Texas-Mexico border
• Statement of core values
• Obituaries
• Today in History
• Annie Wersching, who played Borg Queen on ‘Star Trek: Picard,’ dies
• Not your grandfathe­r’s presidenti­al race
• Romance or No Chance?
• The boorish house guest who refuses to leave
• Authoritie­s: Man shot after reporting self as trespasser
• Eye drops linked to U.S. drug-resistant bacteria outbreak
• Easter makes it official, signs with Razorbacks
• Garland scores 32 points, Cavaliers beat Grizzlies, 128-113
• Brady’s plate remains full after retirement announceme­nt
• Pleasant Grove varsity downs North Lamar
• Fouke stays unbeaten in conference play
• Ryans returns ‘home’ looking to turn around the Texans
• At Tyre Nichols’ funeral, Black America’s grief on public display
• Winter storm cancels flights, keeps thousands without power
• Israeli settler population in West Bank surpasses 500K
• House GOP votes to oust Democrat Omar from major committee
• Putin invokes Stalingrad battle as justifying Ukraine fight
• European Central Bank hikes rates, vows ‘we are not done’
• New this week: Shania and Pamela Anderson
• ‘Knock at the Cabin’ twists home invasion concept
• Two very different artists had hit from the same song
• Former friend doesn’t know the whole story
• Walk away from Type 2 diabetes
• ROYAL STARS
• Grammy prediction­s: writers discuss who’ll win on Sunday
• Pamela Anderson captivatin­gly tells her story
• ‘80 for Brady’ a sports film fumble for the ages
• Posthumous pardons pondered

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