The Sentinel-Record - 2021-01-03

• Student-athletes discuss COVID-19 experience­s at OBU
• Tanners Team Sports weathers the pandemic with help of face mask sales
• Mickey’s C.M.B.’z plans to reopen as a coffee shop Monday
• Emergent Arts implements new membership program
• UA percentage among its SEC worst,
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Statement of core values
• Watch out LA: Feds calculate riskiest, safest places in U.S.
• Elderly Ohio woman makes masks, survives COVID-19
• In graying Italy, the old defy biases
• U.K. hits daily virus record, is urged to keep schools closed
• McConnell, Pelosi homes vandalized after $2,000 relief bill fails
• Responsibl­e stewards
• Arkansas women focused on Mizzou
• Texas fires Herman after four seasons
• 6 years later, Alabama and Ohio State go at it
• Black candidates can win in swing districts
• Celebratin­g a Veterans History Project milestone
• Civility in the New Year
• Masks are a civic duty
• Party choices
• 2020 proves nature still has a say in our survival
• The opposition
• The 10 best things Trump did in 2020
• High cost of stealing
• New governor sworn in as a wary Puerto Rico demands changes
• Journey to Forester offers glimpse of past
• Millennial Money: Vague financial resolution­s to avoid
• Low-key Memphis guitar legend Cropper builds on musical legacy
• New homeowners get an earful from encroachin­g neighbor
• At the library
• Miscellane­ous
• A year like no other: cellphone images tell the 2020 story
• Final goodbye: Recalling influentia­l people who died in 2020
• Living embodiment

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