Texarkana Gazette - 2019-09-23

• New midway a hit as annual event wraps up
• Collective bargaining between city, firefighte­rs at standstill
• Despite buyback talk, how do you round up so many weapons?
• REAL ID deadline is only a year away
• TAMU-T offers transfer students help adjusting
• Statement of core values
• Steve Dalachinsk­y, collagist and avant-garde poet, dies
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Recent divorcee is surprised by affair with younger man
• Respect and support for teachers
• Ex-officer’s murder trial for shooting neighbor set to start
• ON THE RECORD
• RIGHT TO SUE VS. MANDATORY ARBITRATIO­N:
• An app for that: personal trainers make Houston house calls
• Missing Camp Pendleton Marine found safe at Texas rest stop
• Open-invite parties in Austin attract fun-loving new friends
• Blanchet Oak is second biggest live oak recorded in Acadiana
• Part of old hospital becomes new assisted living facility
• To Kirk, absolutely the best brother ever, R.I.P.
• Why I needed the Barbie that was attacked by birds
• Cycle of Life
• Don’t prohibit sales of vaping devices to adults
• Cowboys rout Dolphins
• Astros clinch AL West
• Texans outlast Chargers, 27-20
• Saints shake back with Bridgewate­r under center
• Chiefs stop three 2-point conversion­s, beat Ravens
• In cryptic tweet, Antonio Brown appears to retire from NFL
• Iran asks West to leave Persian Gulf
• Trump suggests he discussed Biden with leader
• U.N. agency casts doubt on Tanzania’s Ebola reporting
• Residents seek backup power amid storms
• How to keep your money from losing purchasing power
• Area 51 festival wraps up in Nevada

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