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March 19, 2020

• Prudence and hope are important weapons in battle against COVID-19 pandemic
• Come with us on a food journey supporting local dining spots
• Letters on coronavirus: E-voting needed; idea for restaurants; thanks to governor
• Joel Pett: Bernie and the reality of socialist distancing
• ‘Perversion of democracy’ underway in Frankfort as lawmakers continue to meet amid pandemic
• The coronavirus likely cost a UK coach the NCAA title. It was not John Calipari
• Feeling confined? Why not take a hike and do some forest bathing?
• Senate approves state budget that could take $1.13 billion from teacher pensions
• Ten horses that will benefit from the Kentucky Derby moving to September
• Republican lawmakers push a flurry of bills before session halts amid COVID-19 concerns
• Toyota reverses course: All plants, including Georgetown, to close for two weeks
• Coronavirus shopping: Special hours for seniors; limits on high-demand items
• Kentucky coronavirus relief fund tops $175,000 in six days. How you can help.
• UK HealthCare, other KY hospitals set strict visitor restrictions to reduce COVID-19
• ‘Never seen it this busy.’ KY gas station sells 99-cent gas during coronavirus crisis
• During coronavirus toilet paper shortage, Lexington urges people not to flush wipes
• Lost a job in Kentucky due to coronavirus-related closures? Here’s who’s hiring.
• Amid COVID-19 concerns, Republican leaders plan to adjourn session until March 26
• One of the nation’s finest: AP names Kentucky’s Rhyne Howard First Team All-American
• Lexington company offers March Sadness Conference Call for sad Kentucky fans
• Not sure who’s joined, left and stayed with UK’s football staff? Here’s a recap.
• Roundup: NCAA not likely to give winter sports athletes more eligibility
• Vitale? Bilas? Lunardi? Pomeroy? Their March with no Madness a different way of life.
• Gov. Andy Beshear: Prepare, but don’t panic. ‘We will get through this together.’
• In times of pandemic, Tie Rod finds isolation, ignorance were the right approach all along.
• Updated: Lexington doctor resumes drive-through coronavirus testing Wednesday
• Senate targets teachers in ‘scorched Earth’ state budget, reduced by coronavirus
• 12 new Kentucky coronavirus cases found. Second person dies. All gatherings banned.
• Are rural Kentucky hospitals ready for a coronavirus outbreak? Experts say no.