| Good morning. It's Wednesday, Nov. 22. Who doesn't like a list? On the day before Thanksgiving, we begin with columnist Scott Maxwell's compilation of the best things about Central Florida. For those less fortunate, several charities and churches are reaching out with a hot meal. And finally, Sentinel columnist Mike Bianchi is looking forward to the holiday -- and UCF's big game against USF on Black Friday. He previews the unbeaten Knights' biggest game so far here. 101 things to love about Orlando and Central Florida - a Thanksgiving tradition [More] Central Florida’s charities and churches hosting free Thanksgiving dinners are bracing for some extra guests this year — tens of thousands of hurricane evacuees. Here's where you can find a community feast. [More] Jurors are deliberating whether a security guard at an Orlando apartment complex forced his way into a resident’s unit and murdered her two years ago. [More] Crime in Central Florida was down in the first six months of 2017, according to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement data released Tuesday. [More] Hackers stole the personal data of 57 million customers and drivers from Uber Technologies, a massive breach that the company concealed for more than a year. [More] UCF senior Aaron Evans, the Knights' longest tenured starting offensive lineman, is proud of the journey he's taken with the team. [More] Martin Truex Jr. winning his first Cup season title in 2017 makes for an inspirational story but NASCAR will head into 2018 without three of its signature stars from the past decade: Dale Earnhardt Jr., Danica Patrick and Matt Kenseth. [More] A contingent of UCLA athletics officials met with former Oregon coach Chip Kelly on Tuesday as part of its search to replace Jim Mora, a person with knowledge of the situation said on condition of anonymity because the discussions were private. [More] The Miami Hurricanes moved up to No. 2 in the latest College Football Playoff rankings. [More] UCF star linebacker Shaquem Griffin, who had a hand amputated as a child, objected to USF coach Charlie Strong calling him handicapped. [More] David Cassidy was a teen heart throb in "The Partridge Family" and later moved to Fort Lauderdale. [More] Orlando Sentinel theater critic Matthew J. Palm reviews the touring production of "Love Never Dies." [More] Here's a roundup of cheery events to get you ready for Christmas. [More] A group of women who worked alongside Al Franken on NBC's "Saturday Night Live" have signed a statement of support for the Minnesota senator. [More] Kathy Griffin says she is in the middle of a "Hollywood blacklist" after taking a photo holding a fake severed head that resembled President Donald Trump. [More] | 
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