Texarkana Gazette - 2024-07-24

• Community remembers educator Gerald Brooks
• Bike ride to benefit childhood cancer families
• How a perfect storm sent church insurance rates skyrocketi­ng
• Bus by bus, Texas’ governor changed migration
• Former Army employee gets 15 years for stealing nearly $109 million
• Robert L. Allen, who shed light on a Navy yard blast and trial, dies at 82
• Obituaries
• Slash announces death of Lucy-bleu Knight, age 25, daughter of girlfriend Meegan Hodges
• When politics turns apocalypti­c, we all lose
• Harris doesn’t automatica­lly succeed Biden
• Cheaper prescripti­ons? Then start bargaining
• Georgia denies funding to teach AP Black studies classes
• George, Maxey welcomed to 76ers squad with high hopes
• Guardians end 3-game slide with win over Tigers
• High school star Edwards among South Carolina newbies seeking a place
• ROYAL STARS
• Flavored butters are your grilling secret weapon
• Chicken: Don’t wash it, clean your hands, more
• Try these gentle hints for your skin
• Community Club News
• Stewart pushes VA to help veterans sickened after post-9/11 exposure
• Pentagon Arctic report calls for more investment in sensors and equipment to keep up
• Netanyahu is in Washington at a fraught time for Israel and the U.S.
• Native Americans in Upper Midwest protect their drumming tradition
• Florida’s only public historical­ly Black university names interim president

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