Texarkana Gazette | Opinion Editorials

Veggies fit into any healthy eating plan Vegetables are versatile and will fit into any healthy eating plan. Whether you enjoy them raw or cooked, in a casserole or stir-fry, they are nutritional powerhouses with vitamins, minerals and dietary fiber. Plus, they are naturally low in fat, sodium and calories and contain no cholesterol. by Carla Due Published Jun. 2 2020 @ 4:55pm

Lexus ES value leader in entry-level luxury Serene as a summer's eve, filled with high-grade materials, and the epitome of safety and durability, Lexus ES series of entry-level executive sedans has been winning converts to the brand for three decades. Published May. 30 2020 @ 8:14pm

NCAA ready to reopen but are we? The National Collegiate Athletic Association laid out a plan to reopen college athletics on Friday, by June 8. by Earl Gill Published May. 29 2020 @ 11:49pm

Badminton surely is a good ole time Being locked down at the house has been more bearable with badminton in my life. by Brian Tyl Published May. 28 2020 @ 9:47pm

Tour bus fun was behind hit for Sonny James This week in 1971: A Connecticut judge dropped murder charges against Black Panthers Bobby Seales and Ericka Huggins, citing undue publicity; Juan Corona was arrested in California for the murder of 12 migrant workers; a 727 jet was hijacked at New York's LaGuardia Airport and forced to fly to Nassau in the Bahamas; and a singer from Hackleburg, Alabama, had his 37th hit record. Published May. 28 2020 @ 4:50pm

Professional athletes are just people, too It took 42 years, an impromptu road trip and the luck of the draw, but I got to mark through something on my bucket list on Monday. by Josh Richert Published May. 26 2020 @ 9:11pm

After the storm: Post-COVID educational choice Regardless of your opinion on the global pandemic of Covid-19, the response duration is winding down and the economy is reopening. Chances are, several years from now the shutdown that lasted several weeks will be an amusing memory and not nearly as impactful as the long-lasting economic effects. Here are some of the numbers: by Michael Pelosi Published May. 24 2020 @ 12:10am

IN OUR VIEW | New Life: Downtown caboose will soon be serving food, drinks On Wednesday, the Texarkana, Arkansas, Board of Directors approved leasing the caboose to the owners of the new Crossties Event Center, located in the building just to the east of the caboose that once housed Moore's Furniture. The event center owners plan to use it for food and drink sales. A patio area has already been added. Published May. 23 2020 @ 11:29pm

COLUMN | Sloan and other coaching greats who were denied a title Jerry Sloan, who died Friday at age 78, isn't the only coaching guru lacking a trip to a title. Let's take a look at the 10 best coaches and managers who failed to win a title in America's biggest sports. by Paul Newberry/The Associated Press Published May. 23 2020 @ 1:10am

IN OUR VIEW | Sound Governance: Texas cuts spending rather than borrowing for COVID-19 impact The COVID-19 shutdown has had a negative economic effect on many families in our area and across the nation. And governments are feeling the pinch as well. Published May. 23 2020 @ 12:52am

Expect a fall sports season like no other When sports fully resume, what will it be like? by Earl Gill Published May. 21 2020 @ 10:51pm

Cheering can sway outcome in your team's favor There is a good way to help high school athletes that is easy and free-cheering. by Brian Tyl Published May. 20 2020 @ 10:35pm

The light at the end of the COVID-19 tunnel It has been over two months since any school extra-curricular activities have been allowed due to COVID-19. by Josh Richert Published May. 19 2020 @ 9:43pm

Ratcliffe's Replacement | Process just makes sense in these difficult days President Donald Trump has nominated U.S. Rep. John Ratcliffe, a Republican from our own 4th District, to fill the position of National Security Director. Published May. 19 2020 @ 3:13am

COLUMN | Texas, Gov. Abbott give boost to student-athletes Texas Gov. Greg Abbott stated during his daily state address that camps and overnight camps can reopen on May 31. by Earl Gill Published May. 19 2020 @ 2:51am