The Sentinel-Record - 2022-05-08

• Different philosophi­es define two candidates for state Senate seat
• Registrati­on opens for Spa-con video game tournament
• NPC to examine options to resubmit role/scope change request to state
• Ukraine evacuates civilians from steel plant under siege
• BACKBONE OF AMERICA
• TODAY HISTORY IN
• Sinn Fein party hails ‘new era’ as it wins Northern Ireland vote
• Statement of core values
• Planning Commission to hold public hearing
• Water main replacemen­t to close part of Greenwood
• Flute Ensemble Spring Concert set for May 15
• In hard-line pivot, Afghanista­n’s Taliban order women to cover up head to toe
• ‘This has to end’: Jill Biden sees Ukraine moms’ heartbreak
• Ukrainian scientists see working amid war as act of defiance
• Governor’s races in some states have wide ramificati­ons for abortion
• Supreme Court leak shakes trust in one more American pillar
• Three US tourists have died at Bahamas hotel after falling ill
• Desperate search for survivors in Cuba hotel blast; at least 26 dead
• Billies down Cobras to advance in regionals
• 80-1 shot Rich Strike races to huge upset in Kentucky Derby
• Milbratz brace powers Rams over Trojans
• Souixper Charger aces ABCS at Oaklawn
• SAU downs Arkansas Tech
• Red-hot Alcaraz beats Djokovic to reach Madrid Open final
• Statistics
• The real reason
• Supreme Court leak
• Surviving a teenager
• Time to honor those who care for us and safety, and enhancing the patient experience. Finally, National EMS Week (May 15-21) recognizes EMS personnel and other first responders who work quickly to provide lifesaving care to critical patients. They are of
• HSU department cuts
• Why the Supreme Court ruled a flag ban won’t fly
• Abortion ban law
• The Washington Post Prevent ‘24 election fraud
• Dalton Daily Citizen (Ga.) Stop child abuse
• What would Walt think about company today?
• C.S. Lewis answers country’s dilemma
• Set piece goals lead Lady Rams past Hot Springs
• Daughter tired of questions about late mother
• Summer sunflowers: Popular, native and, for some, they’re newly meaningful
• Wildlife rehabilita­tor to release eagle May 21
• VA health care center honors W.IN.G.S. for volunteeri­sm
• First Place Awards
• AT THE LIBRARY
• Film and stage star Ariana Debose to host this year’s Tony Awards
• CAVHS recognizes volunteers’ contributi­ons to vet health care system
• Arkansas Hospice to host volunteer training May 21
• Business Yard of the Month named by Master Gardeners
• Master Gardeners name May Yard of the Month
• LAST SUNDAY’S ANSWERS
• Charles W. Keith Jr.
• Kathryn E.A. Jackson
• Leroy Ennis
• Olive Johnson
• Fred D. Kelsay
• Edward E. Childers
• Pauline Donahey
• Monica L.T. Sanders
• Bertha Burton
• Constance A.A. Kinsey
• Leon Massey
• Linda J. Sigman
• Marilee P. Correll
• Helen E. Idzior
• Abuse-clouded prison gets attention, but will conditions change?
• Charles R. Shinn
• Mark A. Buckingham
• Ines M. May
• Lloyd L. Duncan Jr.
• Chester Dunsirn
• Tracy M.S. Crabtree
• AP analysis finds growing number of high-hazard dams
• Condition of some US dams kept secret in national database
• Setting up for another ‘Win’
• TV Crossword
• Broiling and brawling
• WHAT’S NEW ON APPLE TV+
• Jessica Biel stars in “Candy”
• WHAT’S NEW ON DISNEY+
• GAMES AND PUZZLES
• NUMBER PUZZLES
• Restoring ecosystems poses challenge
• In Mexico, an entire town has its cross to bear
• Covid Vaccinatio­ns in the U.S.*
• Deaths in Arkansas by day
• New cases in Arkansas by day
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