Texarkana Gazette - 2023-10-29

• States lost millions of dollars to fight rising STD cases
• Parental Choice—an Idea Whose Time Has Come.
• GOP presidenti­al candidate Hutchinson must find a new campaign manager
• Texas House’s power to impeach would receive ‘guardrails’ under proposal
• Relief is tinged with sadness as Maine residents resume activities after shooting suspect found dead
• Stop with the ‘anti-science’ insults
• Hunger in America
• Pistons overcome Zach Lavine’s 51 points to beat the Bulls 118-102
• Banister envisioned World Series at Globe Life Field before it was built, when he was Texas manager
• PG closing in on second-ever unbeaten regular season
• Hooks takes control of district with win over Dekalb
• TAMU-T sweeps doublehead­er from Texas College
• Redshirt frosh Murphy leads No. 7 Texas past BYU
• First look: What Hyundai’s $7.6B EV Metaplant will look like
• Obituaries
• ROYCE THORNTON
• Obituaries
• Ida Applebroog, feminist artist who shattered taboos, dies at 93
• Today in History
• Volunteer Opportunit­ies
• Understand­ing long COVID-19; the heart-healthy benefits of diet
• Reader shares her views on education
• Eight houseplant­s that can live happily in lower light
• Spooky plants for Goth gardens
• Bestseller­s
• ROYAL STARS
• New cure for sickle cell disease may be coming
• Some companies that are using lots of water want to be more sustainabl­e
• Parents like private school vouchers so much that demand is exceeding budgets in some states
• hulu this week
• Contestant­s leave their fortune up to fate in ‘The Wall’
• Estate sale companies can help with physical, emotional toll of clearing out a home
• Five surprising facts about assisted living arrangemen­ts
• CITY OF TEXARKANA, TEXAS, PARKS & RECREATION COLLINS SENIOR CENTER
• Two new tools help Social Security recipients
• The new rules of dating after 50: Less pressure and more picky
• A second helping of a winning recipe
• How to succeed at a consulting career without really trying
• At 101, his secret to happiness is making new friends
• The unseen sexuality of seniors: ‘It’s not over until it’s over’
• As the seasons of nature change by their turn, so do we
• Superbells Double selections bring artistic touch to containers
• Festive veggie fajitas are filled with meaty mushrooms
• Award winner on ‘quest’ to achieve downtown redevelopm­ent
• Automotive
• Food & Drink
• Food & Drink
• House & Home
• Personal Services
• Shopping & Entertainm­ent

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