Texarkana Gazette - 2021-11-01

• Suspect in Halloween party shooting in custody
• Literacy Council to offer new programs, move into larger space
• ‘I Am A Hero’ has home in Texarkana
• Homeless vets prepare for move into VA camp in West Los Angeles
• Statement of core values
• Firewood: I’ll split it with you
• American Airlines cancels more than 1,600 weekend flights
• Projects represent millions in Arkansas capital investment­s
• ON THE RECORD
• Louisiana lawmakers might redraw Supreme Court map
• Sociologis­t who mapped women’s challenges dead at 91
• Caregiver gets a hand, but kids foot the bill
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Rest easy, Facebook. Nobody does old people better
• Just some odds and ends about the ends at odds
• Postal banking and the idea of financial equity
• Waiting Game
• Mexico celebrates Day of the Dead after pandemic closures
• Michigan St up to 5; Wake is in top 10 for 1st time
• Lady Tigers open playoffs against Tyler
• Stafford has 3 TD passes; Rams top Texans, 38-22
• Unlikely hero, 2 HRs carry Braves to brink of Series title
• Jets down Bengals in wild comeback win, 34-31
• Lucas Herbert holds steady in wind for 1-shot win in Bermuda
• ROYAL STARS
• Doncic hits long 3; Mavs holds off Kings
• Another defining loss for Jim Harbaugh
• First Bitcoin-linked ETF is here: Know before you invest
• Scary money tasks you should take care of now
• Sanders calls for Senate spending deal
• Agency again exhausts list of storm names
• Swim for border said to end in 1 death
• In Haiti: Gangs and business
• Festival connects North Carolina city’s Latino residents

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