Texarkana Gazette - 2023-02-18

• Memphis officers plead not guilty in Nichols’ death
• Trial set for man accused of hitting a pedestrian with his truck
• Education News
• Statement of core values
• Church News
• Abbott sets priorities in State of the State speech, including fentanyl crisis in Texas
• Stella Stevens, star of ‘The Nutty Professor,’ has died
• Obituaries
• Daughter weighs reaching out to father after long silence
• Today in History
• Musharraf and a wise peace plan that failed
• Mitt Romney’s book and authoritar­ianism
• Older and Wiser?
• Feinstein’s retirement end to an era for California
• At 103, Sister Jean publishes memoir of faith and basketball
• More than 600 competitor­s expected for Run the Line
• Nowitzki, Parker, Popovich among Hoop Hall finalists
• In NBA All-Star spotlight, Utah looks to change perception­s
• Former NFL player accused of traffickin­g women in state of Georgia
• New Astros GM Brown hopes for more long-term contracts
• ROYAL STARS
• Homa feeling at home and leads at Riviera as Tiger makes the cut
• Boldy’s shootout score sends Wild to 2-1 win over Stars
• Updated Next Gen car to get real-world test in Daytona 500
• Murdaugh prosecutor­s reveal flurry of steps after killings
• U.S. prosecutor­s ask for 25 more years in prison for singer R. Kelly
• Pastors’ view: Sermons written by ChatGPT will have no soul
• Cities appealing 2020 census count garner small wins
• Bodies of 18 migrants found in abandoned truck in Bulgaria
• Shattered ice

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