The Sentinel-Record - 2020-12-26

• State’s large venue directive is revised
• Chartwells provides holiday meals to Hot Springs students
• St. Mary’s donates to 90 HSSD families in need
• U.S. plants hope to maintain production despite virus threat
• No time to rest: EU nations assess Brexit deal with U.K.
• Today in history
• Statement of core values
• Artists lead efforts to restore, preserve Gaza’s old houses
• Chinese vaccines are poised to fill gap, but will they work?
• A child changes everything
• Chief hails response to boy found in cemetery
• Religion digest
• ‘SolarWinds’ an act of espionage, not war
• Padilla’s appointmen­t to Senate long overdue
• Dec. 22 The Washington Post Trump’s final month
• Marks lifts Buffalo to Camellia win
• Irving scores 37 as Nets beat Celtics in Boston
• Kamara’s 6 TDs tie record; Saints beat Vikings
• The search on for new coach in several cities
• ‘95 Arkansas Derby winner Dazzling Falls dies at age 28
• 2020 is perfect for socially distanced Newby Awards
• Trump’s legacy: He changed the presidency, but will it last?
• Trump’s legacy, by the numbers
• Nell W. Pennington
• From ‘Wonder Woman’ to ‘Star Wars,’ Jenkins’ rise continues
• Husband emails girlfriend­s he had during 10-year separation
• Consumers still want to get outdoors as temperatur­es plunge
• Some businesses thrived, many lagged during pandemic in 2020
• Democrats face a turnout test in Georgia’s Senate runoffs
• Uncertaint­y clouds holidays for renters as evictions loom
• Georgia Democrats rake in cash
• Federal execution of woman is put off
• EU assesses trade deal with U.K.
• Virus alters NATO’s holiday in Kosovo
• Police arrest ally, 2 employees of Putin critic
• U.S. to open Western Sahara consulate
• Keep ‘em guessing
• TV Crossword
• ‘All On the Line’
• Stars on Screen

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