Texarkana Gazette - 2020-12-22

• Board tables TWU budget, rate increase
• House passes $900 billion COVID-19 relief, catchall measure
• ‘Hit list’ leads to panic, arrest of Hooks teen
• Tech Tuesday: Social media manipulati­on reportedly reaches to U.S. Senate,
• Family affair
• Fox, Newsmax shoot down their own claims on election
• Use caution on roadways during holiday, Texas DPS advises drivers
• Bowie County reports seven COVID-19 deaths in past week
• Governor will get vaccine as Texas hospitaliz­ations pass 10K
• Texas police release footage of officer fatally shooting Black man
• Virus rules not enforced; grieving Texas family asks: Why?
• Jazz pianist Stanley Cowell dies at 79
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• LEE STURGEON
• HELEN IMOGENE WOODS
• Life-saving women being threatened by lowlifes
• Thank you to Trump and all who gave us vaccine in 2020
• Biden’s team must tackle climate change now
• Holiday Traditions
• Grandma’s gifts always left behind
• Hang a Christmas tree on the wall
• Is your fight against COVID going up in smoke?
• CDC bullied, lawmakers contend
• Racial disparitie­s in Air Force cited
• Volcano shoots a cloud high into Hawaiian sky
• U.S. in wings, Iran urged to rethink deal
• Homeless hero
• Turnaround on turnovers keeps Cowboys hopeful
• THS opens 15-5A play today at Longview
• Gonzaga tightens grip on top spot in AP poll
• Commish confident of safe season in NBA
• PREP FOOTBALL
• App State puts down North Texas
• Panthers fire GM Hurney
• The holidays could make or break stores
• Trump, House lawmakers plot futile effort to block Biden win
• Dogs ease pandemic isolation for nursing home residents
• SKEPTICS FRET ABOUT PRIVACY WITH VACCINE TRACKING

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