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November 21, 2015

• Thanksgiving: How much food do you need to serve?
• Report: Tobacco settlement boosts Ag fund
• Michigan State-Ohio State tops college football on television for Nov. 21
• Review: AthensWest’s ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ indicates new era in Lexington theater
• Better now than later
• Maintain history, statues
• Yanarella bitter
• Mizzou malcontents
• Coal economics
• No reason for war
• Restaurants lost on Breeders’ Cup
• Not poles apart
• Senate should stand up for voting rights
• Students analyze obesity and body fat at Lexington’s Carter G. Woodson Academy
• Commentary: 'Grinch' rejects holiday spending forecasts
• ‘Cooking nun’ is a champ on TV’s ‘Chopped’
• Paris terror prompts reflection on the City of Light
• John Clay: For Kentucky football, Charlotte was the confidence boost the Cats needed
• Mark Story: The best time ever to be an OVC basketball player in Kentucky is now
• Live game blog: Kentucky football vs. Charlotte
• Powell school officials turned over allegations regarding boys basketball team to Kentucky State Police
• Bathroom graffiti threat reported at Edythe J. Hayes Middle, shooting rumor cancels event at Tates Creek High
• Football regional: Lafayette defeats Scott County 36-30 in Georgetown
• Bathroom graffiti threat reported at Edythe J. Hayes Middle, shooting rumor cancels event at Tates Creek High
• 3 Lexington hotels offer free rooms to those with loved ones in hospitals, nursing homes
• Man dies after crash on Nicholasville Road
• Lexington, Louisville struggle to regulate cabs in face of new state laws governing Lyft, Uber
• First snowflakes possible as cold front moves in Saturday night
• Chris Bailey's weather forecast: Cold front arrives later today with rain and snow showers
• DeMarcus Cousins’ big night leads Kings past Magic 97-91
• George Karl still pondering how to get Willie Cauley-Stein more playing time
• Brandon Knight scores career-high 38 as Suns rally to beat Nuggets
• Anthony Davis’ big game in return lifts Pelicans over Spurs
• Like father, like son: Ulis leadership spans generations
• Paul Prather: Why religion makes some act better and enables others to wreak mayhem
• ‘Cooking nun’ is a champ on TV’s ‘Chopped’
• Kentucky women’s basketball hits point guard trifecta
• Blue Review: Instant analysis from Kentucky’s win over Charlotte
• Mark Story: A solid debut for Drew Barker
• Kentucky football ground game grinds up Charlotte, 58-10