The Sentinel-Record - 2020-09-30

• Arkansas Workforce Center opens in Landmark Building
• TRUMP VS. BIDEN
• HSDFF adds to lineup; festival starts next week
• Medical marijuana sales top $150 million in state
• Sex offender pleads guilty to assaulting child
• Bismarck wins district, prepped for state
• Today in history
• Parolee arrested with firearm, drugs in traffic stop sentenced to five years
• COVID-19 update
• Statement of core values
• NYC elementary schools reopen in big back-to-school test
• Some in New York get absentee ballots with wrong return address
• Pair of endorsemen­ts add more fuel to GA Senate race
• Kuwait ruler, longtime diplomat Sheikh Sabah, dies at age 91
• Lawyer for Flynn says she updated Trump on status of case
• Robert Mullins
• Man arrested with 300 centuries-old jars
• Walker F. Abrams
• The Belvedere Dairy Barn: moonshine fact or fiction?
• Jamal Khashoggi’s legacy of truth
• Civil disagreeme­nt
• Women’s issues at UN: Still ‘too low down on the agenda’
• How can I volunteer for a COVID-19 vaccine study?
• Lightning lift Stanley Cup in capping NHL’s marathon season
• Aces advances to their franchise’s 2nd WNBA Finals
• Astros use big 9th to win Game 1; Twins’ record losing streak at 17
• Titans have NFL’s 1st COVID-19 outbreak; next game still on
• Chiefs’ Mahomes continues to show progress on biggest stages
• LeBron and the Heat, together again at the NBA Finals
• ‘The Glorias’ biopic offers smart portrait of a legend
• Man uses family gas money to buy birthday party tattoo
• WHAT’ S COOK IN’ IN HOT SPRINGS ...
• Family Foods to Fuel Education

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