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November 21, 2017

• Opinion Line (Nov. 21)
• Priest will be 5th bishop from Wichita since 1998
• Up-close beanbag shooting by Barber County undersheriff went against guidelines
• ‘Water torture’: How much will you pay with new rates?
• Tyson rumor sparks angst and anger, but is there anything to it?
• Historic black theater takes big step toward reopening
• Brownback gives up governor’s biggest job: Planning how to spend your tax dollars
• Colyer picks children’s shelter director, social services veteran to lead DCF
• Three reasons why Wichita State will play for the Maui championship
• K-State QB Jesse Ertz out for season, DB Kendall Adams doubtful for Iowa State game
• Toddler killed after being locked in closet had escaped from locked room before
• Why the double-block against Marquette epitomizes Rashard Kelly’s play at WSU
• Tired of the Wichita flag? Design firm creates new ways of showing pride
• Sandbar Trading to reopen as pop-up store that could become permanent
• A new business is taking over the Joe’s Bar & Grill space in Old Town
• Why Caleb Smith resigned from the Valley Center football team he resurrected
• No. 13 Tennessee finally puts away WSU women
• This city is home to Kansas’ highest percentage of college grads — and binge drinkers
• Davis Merritt: A checklist of GOP tax reform scams
• Letters to the Editor (Nov. 21)
• Fresh Christmas trees may be harder to find this year
• Review: Tequila’s Mexican Grill offers big portions a short drive from Wichita
• K-State takeaways: Barry Brown bounces back, but bench disappoints against Northern Arizona
• Marquette vs. Wichita State lineups, tipoff time, TV info, stats, news, and notes
• This is why police are at McPherson Middle School
• Here’s how you can help a McPherson police dog stay safe
• How Wichita State erased an 18-point deficit to beat Cal in Maui Invitational
• Taylor’s takeaways: A full-court press helps Shockers turn over Cal
• Wichita restaurant owner sentenced in drug trafficking case
• Kansas State logs another easy win before hard games begin in Las Vegas