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Epicurean Kentuckian: Chocolate Chip Pancakes


2015-01-04 - Photo by Pen.

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Dr. Joseph Schickel Veterans Memorial Park


2015-01-04 - 214 Upper River Street, Burkesville, KY - Photo Ed Waggener.
The monument to Dr. Joseph Schickel stands at the entrance to the park named in his honor, the Dr. Joseph Schickel Veterans Memorial Park. What a legacy it is, to him. It's hard to imagine another community park which works so well. It's in walking distance of practically every resident of the City of Burkesville and some 17 restaurants, the nursing home, the Senior Citizens Center, public schools and library, and yet it offers ample parking for the huge crowds which attend annual celebrations there. The Spirit of Cumberland County is evident in the other legacies within. On the left of the monument is the Paul and Phyllis Smith Outdoor Theatre. On the grounds, the original Morgan School House is a legacy to the late Chattin Chowning. There may be others within the park as well. The park is a big reason why Burkesville is no longer "Kentucky's Best Kept Secret." The word is out. It's a good "lab town" for other communities to visit and see how local goals are met with local solutions, and not just in parks. (Charities, too.) - EW


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Urban cowgirl


2015-01-04 - E Fortune Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Pen .
Hailey's first and last requests on visits to Columbia are to see the beautiful horses stabled next door at Johnny & Missy Arnold's place, historically named Roseland Plantation, located about .3 mile from the Historic Adair County Courthouse, and situated beside E Guardian and Hurt Streets. .


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Rita, Redbone Coonhound mix, now available for adoption


2015-01-04 - Sugarfoot Farm Rescue, 860 Sparksville Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Peg Schaeffer.
This is Rita. She is a Red Bone Coonhound mix. I think she might have Red Heeler in her by the markings on her paws. She's a friendly dog - good with children, adults, and other dogs. But she loves to chase cats. So as long as you don't have a cat Rita will be a great friend. She is spayed, vaccinated, and about 1 or 2 years old. Contact Peg at Sugarfoot Farm Rescue 270-378-4521 or 270-634-4675.


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Scenic Adair Co., KY: Historic Courthouse in evening


2015-01-03 - 500 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Evening scene, Adair County' Historic Courthouse while still in Holiday attire.


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At the Tebbs Bend Bridge site Sat 3 Dec 2015


2015-01-03 - Tebbs Bend Road, Taylor County, KY - Photo by Alan Reed.
Larry Smith, above, in front of the north approach to the Tebb's Bend Bridge, this morning, Saturday, January 3, 2014. The wooden flooring is now gone and the old bridge is closer to being taken down and given to a nature conservancy group which will reconstruct it nearby. A new bridge of similar design is expected to be installed in 2015. " The bridge is being custom made, with aesthetic design input from knowledgeable historians, including Taylor County historian, author and teacher Betty Jane Gorin Smith," Larry Smith said earlier. Taylor County Judge Executive Eddie Rogers and Fiscal Court are in charge of the upgrade.


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Senator Max Wise speaks after taking oath of office


2015-01-03 - Campbellsville Civic Center, 205 N Columbia Avenue, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Drew Tucker, Campbellsville Universtiy.
State Senator Max Wise (KY-16) addressed a large group of enthusiastic supporters at the Cambpellsville Civic Center on Friday afternoon, after taking the oath of office. With him, from left, are State Representative Bam Carney, Senator Wise' wife, Dr. Heather Marie Hood Wise; State Senator Jimmy Higdon, of Lebanon, KY who represents neighboring Senate District KY 24 (Casey, part of Jefferson, Marion, Nelson and part of Spencer Counties); and State Senator David P. Givens, Greensburg, KY who represents the neighboring Senate District 9 (Allen, Barren, Green, Metcalfe, Monroe, and Simpson Counties). - CM. Paired Photo. See also: State Senator Max Wise takes oath of office


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