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November 22, 2017

• Caveman Tie Rod hiding from his past
• Beer on Mars? Kentucky company will help Budweiser figure out how to brew it.
• Midwestern Tex-Mex chain coming to Central Kentucky; a dozen restaurants planned
• Is this chain what’s wrong with Lexington restaurants? Or is it doing dining right?
• Black Friday dining suggestions to fuel your shopping odyssey
• Liveblog: Kentucky 86, Fort Wayne 67
• Congrats to Christ the King
• Where is the liberty?
• Kentucky completed bomb after bomb last season. Why isn’t the long pass working this year?
• Thanks, Lexington
• Thanks for Barr’s help
• Two Lexington elementary schools are struggling. They’re about to get outside help.
• The Kentucky women are 5-0. They left no doubt this time.
• Good reading
• 20 years ago today, Tim Couch and Peyton Manning wrought Air-mageddon in Lexington
• Thanksgiving talk about Kentucky basketball and football
• Some House GOP staffers refusing to cooperate with sexual harassment investigation
• How having ADHD can be beneficial for entrepreneurs who know how to handle it
• Kentucky’s top 25 boys’ high school basketball teams for 2017-18
• Kentucky’s top 25 girls’ high school basketball teams for 2017-18
• Woman pleads guilty to murdering ex-surgeon and fleeing in a utility bucket truck
• Large argument preceded shooting that left two teen girls dead, police testify
• UK students went to Haiti for a class project. They returned with a purpose.
• Four concerts to kick off the holidays, from Dawg Yawp to Trans-Siberian Orchestra
• Not tolerating liberal intolerance
• Police now say postal worker did not assault teenager after package theft
• Toyota tells Georgetown plant it needs to cut costs or else, media reports say
• Letters: Removal of Confederate statues
• Key players in Saturday’s Alabama-Auburn game were youth football teammates in Kentucky
• Oxford American highlights Kentucky music, which is more than country and bluegrass
• Five things to know about Fort Wayne basketball
• Here’s your 2017 Lexington All-City volleyball team
• Where to watch, how to follow Wednesday night’s Kentucky basketball game
• Lextran offers free rides on Thanksgiving, will operate on modified schedule
• Praise for UK police
• GOP now ignores deficit
• Protect the internet
• Food tent to food truck to restaurant: HogFathers is set for grand opening
• Congrats to Christ the King
• Hillary letter inspires trip to dictionary
• Andy Barr commended for hosting military academy event
• In denial about Trump’s big lies
• No to slaughter of wild horses, burros
• Law clear on state’s pension obligations
• Stop doing nothing in response to gun violence
• Instead of ‘thoughts and prayers,’ let’s defeat NRA lapdogs
• GOP tax plan wages war on education, opportunity
• Don’t overlook sacred past
• McConnell’s selective morality
• House tax bill risks brain drain
• Lexington can’t afford to aim low
• Where can you cut your own Christmas tree? Check this list first
• Crossways over crosswalks
• Prison privatization is never the right answer
• Trump, GOP serve the 1 percent
• What’s in store for Kentucky’s famous castle under new owners? Take a look.
• Want to really see Atlanta? Get out of the airport and forget what you think you know
• ‘He’s living his dream.’ Anthony Davis Sr.’s pride revealed in Pelicans video
• Brian Bowen will never play basketball for Louisville. What the university told him.
• Stop jailing addicts, those who can’t afford fines
• Straight to the top
• Repeating history, fiction
• Abortion not trivial
• Read the book
• Science is truth
• Finance Cabinet sues State Journal reporter over AG’s Capital Plaza transparency decision
• Renovated historic building will house new mercantile with coffee shop, boutique
• The real war goes on
• Unfair news choices
• Thanks from BUILD
• Congress should nix Letcher prison
• Private prison no solution
• Amid the wave of sex harassment scandals, was Mike Pence right all along?
• Nothing’s certain except death and taxes, but these football teams sure come close
• No. 6 UK volleyball racks up slew of SEC honors