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February 25, 2016

• Fayette County PVA pledges to restrict use of farmland preservation tax break
• With friends like these, coal miners at risk
• Maria’s Kitchen moving into bigger space up Broadway
• Tony’s stakes a claim to being one of Lexington’s best dining experiences
• Paul Dunbar boys’ three-point blitz boots LCA in 43rd District semifinals; Lafayette girls rout LCA girls
• Walter Tunis: Delbert and Dwight playing sold out shows
• College basketball on television: Indiana takes Big 10 lead on the road
• Mid-South becomes nation’s largest football conference
• Hot Tickets: Riverbend summer calendar taking shape
• Best Bets: Monster Jam
• Not the usual Grammy Suspect
• Critic’s Pick: Lake Street Dive, ‘Side Pony’
• California man sentenced to 40 years in Ky. oil-fraud scheme
• Mulberry Drive house badly damaged in overnight fire
• Blue Grass Stockyards gets $540,000 in state tax incentives to rebuild in Lexington
• Janee Thompson’s career night keys Kentucky’s big win over Missouri
• UK football recruiting notes: Lafayette’s Wills chosen for national all-star game
• High school notebook: Tiny Jackson City heating up on the court
• Bill would let businesses refuse to serve gay customers for reasons of faith
• State questions Horse Park’s purchases
• Vandy looks to bolster NCAA chances by beating Kentucky
• Planning commission denies zone change for apartments near Stonewall neighborhood
• Five Paris officers punished but not fired by city commissioners
• Ky. must focus on building a better-skilled work force
• Loss of a true servant
• Social studies a valuable part of citizen education
• Anger can backfire
• Prayer event about unity
• Race issues not solved
• Ky. House panel approves bill for hotel-tax increase in Lexington
• UK Opera’s ‘Cosi Fan Tutte’ has international flavor
• Changes coming in agricultural property assessments in Fayette
• We must protect Medicare options for seniors
• America is still great
• Three-star defensive tackle commits to Kentucky for 2017
• Lexington Art League figures a way forward: reinventing its nude show
• KEDFA approves tax incentives for bilingual staffing business, customized printer
• Hemp marketer pledges to buy organic Kentucky crop
• New plant coming to Versailles to create more than 300 jobs
• ‘Son of Saul’: Grim death-camp tale emphasizes tiny moments of grace
• ‘The Lady in the Van’: Maggie Smith makes it all worthwhile
• Rich Copley: Oscar, I’m just not that into you, anymore