The Sentinel-Record - 2017-09-02

• Community steps up to offer storm relief
• Garvan breaks ground on tree house project
• Arlington owner undaunted by city’s demands
• Harvey’s remnants still threaten flooding
• United Way recruits agencies for app
• Local man struck by gun during aggravated assault
• Today in history
• Man and woman arrested on multiple drug charges
• Statement of core values
• First Arkansas medical marijuana applicant goes public
• Support groups
• Jilted woman nurses broken heart two years after breakup
• Entertainm­ent in brief
• Obituaries
• Judge tosses most serious charges in fraternity death
• Arizona’s ‘Flake primary’ will reveal much about Trump
• Should Trump leave some U.S. troops in Syria?
• Time to move on
• Harvey aid package likely vehicle for debt ceiling increase
• Fake-punt TD helps Reddies subdue Bisons
• Snyder’s presence everywhere at K-State
• Brewer, Bardwell help junior Wolves pound Troy
• Johnson gets jump on Dell rivals with 5-under 66
• Freshman helps Buckeyes crack Hoosiers, 49-21
• Canadian teen takes US Open spotlight
• Gun Runner preps for Classic in Woodward
• Religion briefs
• Religion digest
• Shall we worship?
• Hot Springs World Class High alum studies in Mexico
• Lotus Club awards scholarshi­ps to NPC students
• YAC deadline approaches
• School briefs
• US job growth slowed in August, but economy still looks solid
• The horror: Creepy clowns and familiar faces grace ‘American Horror Story: Cult’
• Supermarke­t superstars
• Stars on screen

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