Texarkana Gazette - 2023-10-10

• Voters to decide on funding boost for research universiti­es
• Vendor ‘optimistic’ about negotiatio­ns on Arkansas-side fireworks ordinance
• Texas AG to file doxing complaints against impeachmen­t managers
• Piggly Wiggly grocery stores could make comeback in Texas
• Claude Cormier, landscape architect with a playful eye, dies at age of 63
• Terence Davies, 77, dies; filmmaker mined literature and his own life
• JOHN OLIVER HARMON
• REX LEE HARRIS SR.
• BOBBY ANDERSON
• Misinforma­tion? Blame demand, not supply
• America takes a mulligan on the last election
• A new laurel for ‘eds and meds’ in Philadelph­ia
• Finding Our Way
• Understand­ing the clot risk from drugs
• Texans look to complete drives after settling for field goals in loss
• Saints putting dominant win in perspectiv­e after recent skid
• ROYAL STARS
• Harvard professor Claudia Goldin earns Nobel economics prize
• Governor vetoes bill to make free condoms available for high school students
• Apple’s stealth power affects how you buy books, too
• To many, ‘influencer’ is a dirty word. It shouldn’t be
• Third-party and independen­t candidates likely to affect 2024 election
• Mccarthy positions himself as a de facto leader of the House

Texarkana Gazette - 2023-10-09

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