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Bad drivers are not paying attention to the rules of the road – specifically passing improperly on one-lane roads.  FoodNetwork.com has a helpful way for you reuse Thanksgiving leftovers.  Mississippi State University turns to a former University of Mississippi offensive assistant (Jeff Lebby) to lead the Bulldogs in 2024.  Plus, a healthy dose of information on lavender – a great floral choice this time of year.

Paul Hare talks money markets and more as Thanksgiving arrives.  Rivalry Week is here, and "Pigskin Prognosticator" Keifer Engles examines Texas Tech at Tech, Mississippi at Mississippi State, and Kentucky at Louisville. We discuss the 60th anniversary of John F. Kennedy's assassination in Dallas.  Also, a deep dive into Baskin-Robbins' Turkey Cake ice cream treat.

Soaring costs are on "Toccopola Storyteller" Jerry Short's mind, as he recalls the days a Coca-Cola would cost five cents.  Joe Biden turned 81 on Monday. After the candles were blown out the president discovered his latest poll numbers are shrinking among key demographics. FoodNetwork.com has the timely "83 Best Thanksgiving Appetizer Recipes and Ideas" posted.  Plus, University of Florida alumnus Michael Connelly has authored another best-seller, "Resurrection Walk."

Rosalynn Carter, former First Lady and a longtime humanitarian alongside her husband of nearly 80 years, dies in Plains, Georgia, at the age of 96.  We have lots of early Black Friday deals to share, courtesy of ZDNET.com.  Dr. John, Duane Allman and Josh Turner are among the the musicians celebrating birthdays today.  Also, a tasty chicken pot pie recipe from Tasty.co.

Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley battle for the silver medal during Wednesday's third GOP presidential debate. Meanwhile, frontrunner Donald Trump had Arkansas Gov. Sarah Sanders introduce him at a counter-programming rally in nearby Hialeah, Florida.  The six-month actors strike appears to be over.  Keifer Engles previews the weekend's massive college football showdowns.  Also, we have plenty of festivals in Dixie this weekend – from celebrating sugarplums to singing the blues.

Abortion Revenge.  Voters in Virginia and Kentucky stick it to Republicans on Election Night, as Andy Beshear is reelected governor of Kentucky, and the Virginia General Assembly returns to Democrat-controlled.  Lauren Alaina celebrates 29, today; and 2008 Heisman Trophy-winner Sam Bradford also has a big day.  Plus, Veterans Day deals from Military.com.

Fashion is on "Toccopola Storyteller" Jerry Short's mind this week.  Today is Election Day, as voters in Kentucky and Mississippi decide whether to keep their respective governors for a second term.  WalletHub.com has released the fun article, "Most Fun Cities In The U.S.," and Dixie is well-represented.  Plus, we share creative ways to take care of leftover Halloween candy.

Priscilla Presley sits down for a powerful interview with Piers Morgan. We hear a sample of that, including the generosity of Elvis Presley.  Pickles are available to order online in a variety of flavorings from pickle-makers across the region.  Also, on this date in history Abraham Lincoln was elected President of the United States – his 39 percent popular vote enough to emerge victorious after Kentuckian John Breckenridge and Tennesseean John Bell split the ballot.

Vanilla Ice, who was both Texas and Florida raised, became the first rapper to have a No. 1 on the Billboard 200 on this day in 1990.  Paul Hare throws the flag on Jerome Powell's decision this week to "hold" The Fed from changing interest rates.  We discover Edie Wadsworth, a Texas family practice physician that has shifted careers into the life coach business.  Plus, we have a yummy pot roast recipe to tell you about.

Texas Rangers to the top!  Dallas-Fort Worth's MLB team captures its first baseball crown with a 5-0 Game 5 rout of Arizona, with North Carolina native Corey Seager pickup up World Series MVP honors.  Keifer Engles shares the weekend's big battles in college football.  We learn about the "Booty Patrol" running afoul in Florida.  Also, the expectant Riley Keough, Elvis Presley's granddaughter, settles issues with her grandmother, Priscilla Presley.

Ed Helms is an Atlanta native that has surged to comedic popularity with roles on "The Office" and in the blockbuster film "The Hangover."  Clemson football coach Dabo Swinney goes off on a phone caller from Spartanburg.  Also, on this date in history an attempted assassination of President Harry Truman happened in 1950.

John Grisham has the sequel to "The Firm" atop the New York Times' best-sellers list: "The Exchange." We hear from the Southern writer that has sold more than 400 million books throughout his 30-plus year writing career. Halloween provides "Toccopola Storyteller" Jerry Short a chance to reflect on scary, creepy true tales of yesteryear.  Also, what's going on with Gov. Ron DeSantis' slipping numbers as Iowa's Republican caucus is just over two months away?

Cold weather, including freezing temps, arrive for many Southern states this week. Vice President Kamala Harris confidently stated that she and President Biden will win 2024's race when appearing Sunday on "60 Minutes."  We tell you about the minor league hockey team Savannah Ghost Pirates and their sparkling new Enmarket Arena.  Plus, a tasty recipe for Southern-styled pickled pigs' feet.

Van Zant, consisting of Southern rock brother Johnny and Donnie Van Zant, have recorded the Gov. Ron DeSantis-inspired tune, "Sweet Florida."  On this date in history, The Pinckney Treaty was signed, which established Spanish Florida's border with a then-fledgling United States.  Paul Hare updates the latest from Wall Street.  And we have plenty of food items to talk about today: onion loaf, collard greens, and hog head cheese.

A mass shooting in Maine takes the lives of at least 18.  Louisiana's Mike Johnson gets unanimous support from Republicans in Congress, as he becomes House Speaker on Wednesday. Keifer Engles examines Saturday's Florida-Georgia game in Jacksonville, and the region's big FCS contests. Also, info on the Arkansas Scottish Festival, the Maryland Crabcake Festival, and Brew Fest in Jackson, Tennessee.

Minnie Pearl was born on this date in 1912.  We hear a clip of the late comedienne at the Grand Ole Opry as part of our humor spotlight. Louisiana congressman Mike Johnson appears to be on track for being voted in as the 56th House Speaker.  And, the Arizona Diamondbacks prevail in the NLCS to advance to the World Series, where the Texas Rangers await. 

Jesus Christ is invoked as Donald Trump talked about the House Speaker chaos while filing campaign paperwork Monday in New Hampshire.  Patty Loveless and Tanya Tucker are among the new inductees in the Country Music Hall of Fame.  The Texas Rangers are headed to the World Series after capturing the American League pennant with a big win over Houston.  And, "Toccopola Storyteller" Jerry Short drops by to educate us on walnuts.

Nine Republican members of Congress have put their names in the hat for possible House Speaker replacements.  The son of Nashville's police chief shoots two police officers in La Vergne, Tennessee – then escapes.  Football greats share birthdays today: John Heisman, Bruiser Kinard, Doug Flutie, and Nick Bosa. Also, SouthernHalloweenQueen.com is a great place to visit in the days leading up to October 31.

Sidney Powell pleads guilty to her 2020 election case in Georgia.  How will this affect President Trump's legal battle?  Chicken bogs, hot tamales and the Southern Festival of Books are among the things up for celebration this weekend across Dixie.  Also, Keifer Engles, "The Pigskin Prognosticator," returns to preview Alabama-Tennessee, Air Force-Navy, South Carolina-Missouri, and more.

Coleslaw is a common buddy with seafood.  We find out why – plus share a recipe for "South Carolina Slaw."  Flannery O'Connor and a Memphis-themed restaurant in Ohio are part of the social media madness. Plus, President Biden is in Israel visiting the war-torn country's leaders.