Texarkana Gazette - 2023-02-20

• Grandmothe­r of Juneteenth visits Texarkana
• Some want end to health care vaccine mandate
• Quick on the drawl
• Statement of core values
• Memories of war remain bright for 102-year-old WWII veteran
• Three teenage girls and gunman dead in shooting
• Cookbooks offer readers real food for thought
• Richard Belzer, stand-up comic and TV detective, dies at 78
• Profession­als show concern for woman’s safety and life
• Today in History
• Pets bring on a great responsibi­lity
• Prevent colds in children
• Biden claims GOP wants to ‘sunset’ entitlemen­ts
• Time we make billionair­es pay their fair share
• Respect for the Office
• Teen mental health must be addressed to fix anything else
• On the Record
• Climate change making Texas cotton more expensive
• Daytona 500
• Mac McClung, now the NBA dunk champ, wasn’t an unknown
• Pleasant Grove baseball team will be young, but competitiv­e
• TAMU-T Eagles complete 3-game baseball sweep of Southwest
• Roberts, Sasser score 20 as No. 2 Houston beats Memphis, 72-64
• Rahm holds on to win at Riviera and return to No. 1 in world
• ROYAL STARS
• Drama of McCarthy’s election may open House to more cameras
• U.S. warns China not to send weapons to Russia for Ukraine war
• South Korea defense report revives ‘enemy’ label for North
• How to make money on TikTok and Instagram — maybe
• How to talk about finances as a couple
• Ant-Man opens big at box office with $104M for ‘Quantumani­a’
• U.N. ocean treaty talks resume with goal to save biodiversi­ty
• Illinois poised to mandate paid leave for nearly all workers
• Mexican musician finds refuge in saxophone after acid attack

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