Texarkana Gazette - 2023-02-16

• States’ push to define sex decried as erasing trans people
• Discount retailer Tuesday Morning files for bankruptcy again
• Wilburn senator introduces bill to halt forced school consolidat­ions
• Ashdown Public Schools System recognizes teachers of the year
• Muslim group airline fired worker who wanted time off for prayer meeting
• Hollywood sex symbol Raquel Welch dies
• NANCY SHULTS FLIPPEN
• Obituaries
• Chew, don’t nibble, on this national debt math
• Want to succeed in life? Marriage could be key
• State of the State
• Biden economic agenda is no help to the middle class
• Attempts to connect with boyfriend’s daughter fizzle
• Get off the phone and pay attention to life
• With alcohol, less is more, non may be best
• Pleasant Grove shuts out Paris in girls soccer match, 7-0
• No. 10 Tennessee upsets No. 1 Alabama, 68-59
• Eagles face an offseason of moves
• Hornets hand Spurs 14th loss in row
• Arrests, fire and celebratio­n: Inside the ‘crazy’ 1993 Cowboys Super Bowl parade
• Texas prosecutor drops domestic violence case against Chris Beard
• Braves’ Acuña gets quick start to new season
• ROYAL STARS
• Gendron gets life in prison for Buffalo massacre
• Ukraine aid support softens in the U.S.: AP-NORC Poll
• FAA head defends safety of U.S. air travel after close calls
• Study shows ‘striking’ number who believe news misinforms
• Park Service clears homeless encampment near White House
• A ravaged landscape

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