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February 21, 2016

• Noah’s Ark takes shape in Grant County
• 10-acre lawns get benefit meant for working Fayette County farms
• The week ahead: events to watch out for Feb. 22-28
• State wrestling championships: Lafayette’s Landon Young captures heavyweight title
• Fear of a vengeful God may explain humanity’s expansion
• Sen. Damon Thayer’s former fiancee says he threatened to use political power against her
• Mark Story: From hero to heartbreak, Isaac Humphries deserved better fate
• Renovated Shady Lane house a tasteful blend of old and new
• College basketball on television: Maryland tries to get back on track
• Big Blue Links: More on Kentucky’s loss and Isaac Humphries’ controversial technical
• UK-Texas A&M notes: Derek Willis injury will further test Kentucky’s belief in ‘next-man-up’ mantra
• UK women hang on to defeat Arkansas 77-63
• Transparency bill will help ADDs improve accountability
• Political gain not piety driving abortion bills
• Trust local officials to vet public-private deals
• Longtime judge and county commissioner battle in special House election in northeastern Kentucky
• Anthony Davis scores franchise-record 59 points in Pelicans’ win
• 43rd District tournaments: Dunbar, Lafayette favored to take crowns
• Rating the State: Elizabethtown girls, CovCath boys No. 1 teams heading into postseason
• Bad school bill premature, threat to progress
• Business transitions for the week of Feb. 22
• Former WKU guard Harrison-Docks announces he’ll transfer to DePaul
• Personnel File for the week of Feb. 22
• Kentucky Datebook: Business meetings, classes and events for the week of Feb. 22
• Business awards for the week of Feb. 22
• Tom Martin Q&A: Business spreads the word about hemp’s economic potential
• Texas A&M tops Kentucky basketball with OT buzzer-beater
• Basketball highlights: Thomas More’s Sydney Moss breaks conference’s career scoring mark
• Nationals outfielder Ben Revere is excited to be back in the NL East