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December 7, 2017

• One Midway bar/restaurant opens, another changes hands and name
• How a former Kentucky Wildcat produced college football’s feel-good story of 2017
• Buying Imani is just the start. Here are 8 schools, programs planned for Lexington.
• Major new retailer coming to Lexington Green, replacing Whole Foods
• Film incentives create opportunities for Kentuckians
• Ashley Judd an embarrassment
• Red Cross program aids elderly
• Fire damages industrial plant in Winchester
• Thursday’s Kentucky high school basketball scores
• GOP probe: tax dollars wasted for what?
• Bevin should take House GOP’s good advice
• Check out Nicholasville conspiracy
• Trump still behind Obama on economy
• Legalize cannabis for pain
• One of Lexington’s top players suffers injury in battle of 11th Region powers
• ‘He’s a good kid.’ Lexington man acquitted of murder, assault in shooting of brothers
• Energy firm EnerBlü plans 985 jobs in Pikeville and Lexington
• Pett on McConnell
• Jeremy Pruitt is a smart finish to the crazy Tennessee football search
• Florida basketball’s funk continues with shocking home loss
• A right and wrong time to kneel
• 'The Nutcracker' aims to delight audiences beyond the stage
• Eagles will fly again in Rupp Arena with new touring members
• Does Lexington need a big festival to draw more tourists? See why this study says yes.
• Lexington Council OK’s MetroNet franchise. So when is high-speed internet coming?
• Highly contagious infection at Lexington Humane Society kills third dog; donations needed
• Shocking school bus crash injures three
• Here’s the 2017 Lexington All-City football team
• Cousins puts up 40 points, 22 boards to lead Pelicans past Nuggets
• The field was already crowded. Why did national party push Jim Gray to run for Congress?
• Electric cars sales are soaring. And now this small Kentucky city can charge them.
• How does cautious Cal assess young Cats? It’s a mixed review
• Where to watch UK volleyball’s NCAA Tournament match
• Kentucky signs new deal with Mitchell that puts strong emphasis on deep NCAA Tournament run