Texarkana Gazette - 2023-03-09

• Arkansas Gov. Sanders signs bill creating school vouchers
• Roosters Coffee Co. a dream turned into a reality
• Lawyers say Paxton settlement is in jeopardy
• Texas GOP push to limit city ordinances could target rules from droughts to beekeeping
• Senate panel backs public school restroom legislatio­n
• Parties seek judgment in monument lawsuit
• Today in History
• Holt, 93, ex-chief justice in state, dies
• DIANN L. PRATER
• The progressiv­e charge against stock buybacks
• ‘We Decide, Then We Report’
• Lightfoot might be warning sign for Michelle Wu
• Woman reconsider­s pledge she made to ailing boyfriend
• Arkansas faces Auburn in SEC men's tourney
• Eagles fall in second-round NAIA game, 63-46
• Pelicans hold off Mavericks 113-106
• TAMU-T softball ranks No. 4 in NAIA poll
• LIV Golf effect noticeable as ever at Players Championsh­ip
• Gymnast Dunne’s AI spot raises questions about NIL ethics
• ROYAL STARS
• Veterans testify of ‘catastroph­ic’ impact of Afghan collapse
• Carlson’s scorn for Trump revealed in court papers
• Battle anniversar­y commemorat­ed
• Indians celebrate Holi, Hindu festival of color
• Ice Age Europeans found refuge in Spain, doom in Italy
• Can the dogs of Chernobyl teach us new tricks on survival?
• First evidence for horseback riding dates back 5,000 years

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