Texarkana Gazette - 2020-08-11

• TexAmerica­s home to region’s new $200M water treatment system
• More than 100 jobs lost at area mill
• Teen certified to stand trial as adult pleads not guilty to capital murder
• Arkansas-side student tests positive, district announces
• Someone within TISD has COVID-19, officials report
• Council briefed on proposed new budget
• Education Associatio­n chief warns learning on campus is unsafe
• Some schools mull outdoor classes amid virus worries,
• Air traffic is down, gun seizures up at U.S. airports
• Statement of core values
• More than 50 new COVID-19 cases, 40th death reported in Bowie County
• Arkansas governor: No decision yet on unemployme­nt extension
• Bowie County commission­ers approve timber agreement
• Miller County officials consider saving juvenile detention center
• TASD OKs purchase of WiFi hotspots
• Rare coronaviru­s condition kills 4th youngster
• TERRY GOLDEN
• BILLIE RICHMOND
• CLARA ENOIES CURBOW
• WILLIE WYATT
• New York’s AG shouldn’t dismantle the NRA
• My vote for Joe Biden hinges on his veep pick
• Executive Action
• Biden takes a while to pick a running mate. So what?
• A Century of Voting
• Officer feels judged by wife’s family
• Read fine print on credit card offers
• Early cognitive dysfunctio­n linked to CVD
• Short-handed Mavs rally to top Jazz
• ‘Greatest spectacle’ goes on even in pandemic
• Slimmest of margins may decide West play-in race
• Heading downfield
• MLB average salary under $1.3 million
• Hundreds ransack downtown Chicago businesses after shooting
• Powerful derecho leaves path of devastatio­n across Midwest
• APPLE’S 27-INCH IMAC GETS A MAJOR UPDATE
• TikTok’s videos could spark Microsoft’s AI ambitions
• Public health officials quitting or getting fired as pandemic continues

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