Texarkana Gazette - 2023-02-14

• Atlanta ISD opens free Prom Boutique for students in need
• McCarthy to lead GOP delegation to southern border
• Louisiana lawsuit alleges police killed fleeing Black man
• KENNETH “STROLEY” HON
• Roslyn Pope, the author of ‘Appeal for Human Rights,’ dies
• Joe plays nice guy with rowdy, rude House
• Did racism play role in death of Tyre Nichols?
• Holiday of Emotion or Promotion?
• Children need their shots
• Octogenari­an aims to make first date memorable
• Choline and cognition — the missing link?
• Honoring Our Presidents
• Super Bowl-winning combo
• Alabama hoops No. 1 in AP Top 25
• Lady Leopards collide with Canton in 4A playoffs
• Sunday's game third most-watched
• Mitchell scores 41 as Cavs hand Spurs 13th straight loss
• Super Bowl top moments happened on, off and above the field
• Astros celebrate; Cubs-Cardinals in London mark schedule
• Super Bowl had feel-good vibes for all
• UNLV ranked for first time in 29 years; South Carolina No. 1
• ROYAL STARS
• China says more than 10 U.S. balloons flew in its airspace
• Judge to release parts of Georgia special grand jury report
• Moldovan leader outlines Russian ‘plan’ to topple government
• How to prepare for a lost, stolen or broken smartphone
• Catch me up: How to try the new AI tech everyone is talking about
• Turkey earthquake survivors seek hot meals as rescues wane
• Twitter’s plan to charge for crucial tool prompts outcry
• Valentine’s cards have colorful history
• Don’t feed bears, but what about birds?

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