Texarkana Gazette - 2023-02-10

• ‘Tripledemi­c ‘surge of COVID, RSV, flu on decline locally
• Survivors struggle to stay warm, fed in earthquake aftermath
• Statement of core values
• Senate panel probes holiday meltdown at Southwest Airlines
• Obituaries
• Legendary composer Burt Bacharach dies
• Will Biden’s opening pitch for second term work?
• Kamala Harris’s biggest problem is her boss
• Pay for View?
• Refugees want jobs, and the economy wants workers
• Westberry is ace of TAMU-T staff
• Smith wins AP Comeback Player of the Year
• NBA trade deadline sees Irving, Durant bolster West
• PG has two on all-state team; THS has one
• Smith leads No. 1 Purdue past Iowa, 87-73
• Moves by Texas, Oklahoma from Big 12 to SEC bumped to 2024
• Chiefs’ Mahomes wins second MVP award ahead of Super Bowl 57
• The spy who wasn’t? New York police officer wants his badge back
• U.S. says China balloon could collect intelligen­ce signals
• House votes to overturn D.C. criminal code and voting laws
• Most disaster giving goes to relief efforts, not rebuilding
• Woman convicted in poison cheesecake identity theft bid
• Landowner help sought to protect endangered species
• Outburst anxiety
• ‘Play That Goes Wrong’ promises big laughs
• New this week: ‘All That Breathes’ and ‘Your Place or Mine’
• Bare’s first hit didn’t even bear his name
• Stranger’s abrupt revelation rocks woman’s world
• Nixing the garden gloves
• ROYAL STARS
• Con artists accumulate in the slinky ‘Sharper’
• Magic Mike bids a steamy farewell with a ‘Last Dance’
• ‘Not Dead Yet’ is a comedy with a weekly ghost story
• After ticket flap, Springstee­n’s fan magazine shutting down
• Don’t get duped by TV ads

Texarkana Gazette - 2023-02-09

Texarkana Gazette - 2023-02-11