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November 24, 2015

• Highland dentists holding food, troy drives
• Gobble Hobble Fun Run set on Thanksgiving morning in Highland
• Kids can get phone call from Santa
• Highland Chamber seeks volunteers to replace Christmas lights
• Brad and Angelina have a home near Springfield, Mo.
• Recipe of the Day: A sweet cheese ball
• One more use for that leftover turkey
• Look which big stores are open Thanksgiving
• Burnt cookies: Lindenwood-Belleville student center evacuated due to fire
• ‘Big customer demand’: Black Friday giving way to Gray Thursday
• Wigginton stepping down as U.S. attorney to join private law firm
• IDOT: MLK Jr. Bridge expected to reopen week of Dec. 21
• Roger That: Air Force leaders say they need new long-range bomber fleet
• Free Thanksgiving dinners in the metro-east
• Don’t Miss This: Belleville West football coach reognized as hero
• Warmer than usual temperatures for metro-east, rain likely by Thanksgiving
• Fox Sports: Market for top free agents Price, Greinke could be slow to develop
• Report: Angels could blow up bidding on Heyward
• Campbell hands SIUE Cougars third straight loss
• McKendree nails 16 3-pointers in comeback victory over Lincoln
• No trash pickup in Belleville on Thanksgiving Day
• Business Briefing: Truckers urge holiday drivers to be safe on the road
• Pitcher with .671 lifetime winning percentage
• Redefining cheap flights out of MidAmerica
• Student of the Week: Senior leaves big footprint at O’Fallon High
• Higher Education: McKendree professor recognized for theater work
• Education Matters: Signal Hill student imagines a day without water, wins statewide contest
• East St. Louis woman admits she committed healthcare fraud
• Officer charged with murder in teen’s death; video released
• Midgett, Flora, Maden return to lead Collinsville after team graduates seven seniors
• Call-ups boost Althoff to season-opening win over Waterloo
• O’Fallon basketball team lacks size, experience, but Gibson anticipates steady improvement
• Making an impact: Former Mascoutah High standout does a lot more than coaching football at Chicago’s Phillips Academy