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February 22, 2016

• Blue Grass Community Foundation seeks artists for Legacy Trail project
• Read Across America event is March 5 at Fayette Mall
• Tree planting grants make for a greener Kentucky in 2016
• Health department accepting nominations for Public Health Heroes Award
• Lexington teacher is surrogate for former student, carrying twin girls
• Education notes: Feb. 23
• Images’ actors and models bring home accolades from Los Angeles talent competition
• Jessamine County notes: Feb. 23
• How other states guard against ‘fake farmers’
• UK’s Hatcher dismissed from football team after marijuana trafficking charge
• Developers get farmland tax break as bulldozers approach
• ‘Crushed’ after loss at A&M, Kentucky and Humphries ready to move on
• Dispute involving senator handled ‘by the book’
• Two charged in Sunday robbery of woman at Lexington church
• Let sun shine on child protection
• Liberal majority now on court
• Back to civics, Pett
• Capitalism has its benefits
• Lexington plans to fill in CentrePointe site if no work is done by March 30
• Join the fight for health care in Bevin v. Beshear, round two
• FBI raids home in Lexington subdivision
• Disciplinary hearing against five Paris police officers to resume Wednesday
• Yarn was a yawn
• GOP’s liberal wing
• Review: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band at the KFC Yum Center
• Births
• College basketball on television: Key ACC matchup highlights Big Monday
• Kentucky-Alabama basketball statistical comparisons
• UK football recruiting notes: Wills keeps five-star ranking; National praise for Wildcats’ commitment
• House committee approves measure to abolish office of Fayette County judge-executive
• Three things from Kentucky basketball’s Alabama preview
• SEC: Referee whistled Kentucky’s Humphries for ‘unsportsmanlike act’
• Educate for jobs available
• 42nd District tournaments: Scott County eyes sweep of titles
• Review: Female folk trio takes flight at Singletary Center