Texarkana Gazette - 2023-02-13

• Bill aims to give GED proper respect
• New Boston sizzling with news of a steakhouse opening in March
• Getting older like a fine whine
• On the Record
• In Mexico, U.S. complaints help union organizing efforts
• Woman really makes herself at home when family travels
• Hollywood publicist Howard Bragman dies
• How to properly submit a resume
• Cervical cancer screening for women 65 and older
• Today in History
• Church still opposes federal funding of abortion
• Racializin­g the death of a Black man, Part 2
• Court’s bizarre ruling in domestic violence gun case
• Arrests made in Louisiana mass shooting
• Eagles sweep Centenary in softball; split in baseball
• MVP: Who do you think?
• White’s 23 points helps Celtics past Grizzlies, 119-109
• IOC’s Bach says Olympics on history’s side in Russia issue
• Buie, Audige help Northweste­rn upset No. 1 Purdue in 64-58 win
• No. 1 Gamecocks stay perfect in showdown win over No. 3 LSU
• Scheffler repeats at Phoenix Open to regain No. 1 ranking
• ROYAL STARS
• Republican­s have filed dozens of bills to disrupt transgende­r youth health care
• Rural America has homeless people too
• Cars, ‘clout-chasing,’ Kanye merch: People confess their most expensive money mistakes
• How fresh tax credits, rebates can launch eco home updates
• Neutral Austria under pressure to get tougher on Russia
• ‘Dinner or the diner?’

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