The Sentinel-Record - 2020-07-05

• JUST WANDERING
• Museum evolves as reopening progresses
• FREEDOM VAULT
• City board to consider hate crimes resolution
• Planning commission denies rezoning request on Malvern
• Getting Ahead graduates new class despite coronaviru­s
• Smith Lake’s diverse habitat home to interestin­g array of life
• Today in history
• Statement of core values
• Governors stress ‘personal responsibi­lity’ over virus orders
• Critics of US-Taliban deal say militants can’t be trusted
• English pubs reopen but little normal elsewhere in the world
• Trump’s rhetoric drives away swing voters
• Internal struggles
• Quapaw center pool
• Just sayin’
• James G. Blaine has another bad day
• A vet responds
• COVID-19 messes with Texas
• The value of appreciati­on
• Mississipp­i could drop Jim Crow-era statewide voting process
• Tough day for MLB: Price out, Freeman positive, Tanaka hurt
• For starters: Crafting ledes no easy task
• Wolff shoots 64 to take lead
• Atlanta Braves give no indication of considerin­g name change
• NASCAR races on at Indy after Johnson contracts coronaviru­s
• Obituaries
• Stimulus money could pose dilemmas in nursing homes
• Shelter boosts unique program for sick kids
• MLS Dallas-Vancouver match delayed; 8 players test positive
• Loss of beloved grandmothe­r leaves void in family’s hearts
• UAMS to aid $20 million statewide effort to build on data science strengths
• UAPB researcher­s find elusive Alabama shad during study
• Entergy Arkansas warning customers about new meter scam
• A timely portrait in new film, ‘John Lewis: Good Trouble’
• Hugh Downs, genial presence on TV news and game shows, dies
• At the library
• All Arkansas Welcome Centers reopen to visitors
• Trump’s ‘strong wall’ to block COVID-19 from China had holes
• Families of Syria detainees hope for news amid US sanctions

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