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August 16, 2014

• ‘Duck Dynasty’ guys have made beards big on TV
• As the nation watches, the Kansas governor race presents an unusually distinct choice
• Lorenzo Cain returns to lineup as Royals look to stay hot against Twins
• Ned Yost blames himself for Greg Holland’s recent struggles for Royals
• Five things to watch in Sunday’s Chiefs-Panthers game
• Sporting KC goes on offensive for 4-1 win over Toronto FC
• FC Kansas City Blues prepare for National Women’s Soccer League playoffs
• Golfer disqualified from PGA Championship six days later
• Readers share thoughts on the Supreme Court, the Missouri sales tax and health care
• Lessons of Ferguson: Why a week of rage didn’t have to happen
• Lawrence man, 19, sentenced to 13 years for child rape
• Parents ponder the effects of Ferguson’s violence on children
• Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon declares emergency, imposes curfew in Ferguson
• Violence in Ferguson didn’t have to happen
• Kansas City ethnic festival draws thousands
• University of Missouri Extension workshop offers introduction to cut flowers
• KC Gardens: It’s time to plant vegetables for fall harvest
• Five Free Things in Des Moines: Art, culture are at home in Iowa’s capital
• Other famous beards besides ‘Duck Dynasty’
• Chiefs QB Aaron Murray’s girlfriend says emotional goodbye in Philadelphia
• Army sergeant is killed in Afghanistan
• Police make arrests at Kansas City sobriety checkpoint
• MU to share grant on value of scientific research
• Family wanted: Angilica and Lilyana hope for a home
• Ethnic Enrichment Festival draws thousands to Swope Park
• Youths end summer with a celebration at mayor’s Rock the Block street party
• How to get donors to give
• Winning numbers for Saturday, Aug.16
• Replay: Live updates, stats from Saturday night’s Royals-Twins game
• The Star’s list of the Royals’ top 15 prospects
• Breakdown of Royals-Tigers race for the last quarter of the season
• Josh Willingham keys Royals rally in 6-5 victory over Minnesota Twins
• Kansas defensive lineman T.J. Semke is a part-time bounty hunter
• K-State football feels the love at Fan Appreciation Day
• Missouri’s Marcus Murphy won’t be confined to one role
• Mizzou’s offensive struggles persist in second scrimmage
• Cottonwood Canyon is ideal location for KC area home builders
• Persimmon Pointe’s end of summer deals heating up
• A distinctive charm sets apart Stonebridge Village Carriage Houses
• Summit Custom Homes expands main-floor-living home collection