The Sentinel-Record - 2023-02-18

• Red Cross selects Hot Springs for Sound the Alarm campaign
• White House defends response to toxic train derailment in Ohio
• Webb: Amended library bill still has ‘problems’
• Jury sentences man to 40 years for robbing pastor inside church
• TODAY HISTORY IN
• Statement of core values
• 5 former Memphis officers plead not guilty in death of Tyre Nichols
• Traffic stop on allegedly stolen Jeep yields two arrests
• RELIGION DIGEST
• Believers and the book
• Sermons written by ChatGPT will have no soul
• Actress Stella Stevens, star of ‘The Nutty Professor,’ dies at 84
• GOP to adopt loyalty pledge for debates
• Time off for worship heads to Supreme Court
• Look up, look down
• EDITORIAL ROUNDUP
• Lawsuit is latest evidence of bogus ‘stolen election’ claims
• Padres’ Machado plans to opt out after season
• Quad State Bass Club to host tournament on Lake Hamilton
• Young, old horses test skills at Oaklawn this weekend
• At NY Fashion Week, music can be as crucial as clothes
• Daughter weighs reaching out to father after long silence
• The pandemic missing: kids who didn’t go back to school
• GOP opens another investigat­ion of Afghanista­n withdrawal

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