The Commercial Review

Addie the activist: thecr.com/Content/Sports… Starfire graduate and Louisville Cardinal @addie_wanner has been a voice on social media against racism, other injustices.

Cystic circumstances: ow.ly/AHGi50CuOmh Chenoweth brothers are thriving despite diagnoses.

Second chances: ow.ly/hK8i50CuO6l Opportunities have been life-changing for Portland Police Chief Nathan Springer

Editorial: ow.ly/zpak50CuNYm Be thankful, even in rough 2020.

Column: ow.ly/wZhh50CuOMH One thing learned over the the course of 70 Thanksgivings: leave room for dessert. #BackInTheSaddle

ow.ly/7BsB50CuNhD Strong defense from @IndiansFR stifles Versailles in 60-22 win on Tuesday.

ow.ly/If0E50CuN0l Starting Monday, visitors to Jay County Courthouse will need to schedule appointments.

ow.ly/spFS50CuMPY Portland Rotary Club hits its 100th year.

End of an era: ow.ly/H3UD50CuMAt Jewelry store is going out of business.

Bonding over barbells: ow.ly/LXNL50CuMxl Jay County Barbell Club brings together area residents over their love of fitness.

Going virtual: ow.ly/35Yw50CuMqR Jay County Junior-Senior High School will shift to virtual learning through at least Dec. 4.

Autumn nights, Indy lights: ow.ly/auLv50CuM8I The Canal Walk in Indianapolis offers visitors plenty of views, whether it is the local architecture, fountains, artwork or a glimpse of downtown, especially during autumn nights.

Boutique bonanza: ow.ly/Y0HG50CuLOC Clothing scene expanding with local shops.

Back from the brink: ow.ly/GLhe50CuLvD Bomholt excited about returning to @jaycobasketball sidelines after life-threatening bout with COVID-19.

A blessed bond: ow.ly/zyGB50CuKIv Shared experience forged friendship between Jay County High School student and his teacher.

Our expanded 34-page Thanksgiving issue is now available for download in PDF form. Section A – News (ow.ly/W2eh50CuIp0) Section B – Sports (ow.ly/JUpI50CuIsV) Section C – Business (ow.ly/LZVk50CuIvH) Section D – Family (ow.ly/UHpU50CuIyR)

Read Wednesday's expanded Thanksgiving newspaper for a story about a teacher and student who have a special bond.

#InReview: The Jay County Personnel Committee will meet at 1 p.m. Dec. 2 in the commissioners’ room at Jay County Courthouse to review county employee job descriptions.

#Column: Flowers have a mind of their own #AsISeeIt ow.ly/V4uQ50Cty1F

#LettersToTheEditor: Smokeout has had a major impact ow.ly/HHub50CtxNZ