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Happy Tail: King of the Mountain


2014-04-27 - Sugarfoot Farm Rescue, 860 Sparksville Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Peg Schaeffer.
New Playground
I bought a staircase at the auction Saturday. Daisy, Lil Bit, and Lena found it a great new playground and were playing King of the Mountain on it as soon as they discovered it. - Peg Schaeffer Clicking Readmore accesses a delightful Sunday read which is as much about horses as about dogs: A hilarious Happy Tail: The Grass is Greener. Read forewarned; the author's impetuousness may be contagious - one may find oneself wanting lots and lots of dogs and horses.


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Epicurean Kentuckian: Strawberry/Blueberry Custard Tart


2014-04-27 - Farmers Market, 424 Public Square, - Photo By Ed Waggener. As a child, the first time I ever tasted custard, I wondered why any human would ever want to to drink anything else. Three score years later, I haven't changed my mind. Custard in all it's forms hints of Heaven - and this one, at the Farmers Market on the Square was quite a breakfast delicacy, the creation of Steve Chundy of Harvest Cafe, who used fresh strawberries and fresh blueberries to top the custard on pie crust tart. Great as it was, it will be better when local Adair County and Metcalfe County Blueberries come in, and when the strawberries can be bought right at the market. It was served right next to one of Market Coordinator Barbara Armitage's most appreciated innovations, an outdoor hospitality tent. There was usually one or more seats available during the day - but it was very busy throughout the event. While I was there I got to visit with a group from Adair Friends & Neighbors - excellent company, and watch the entertainment, the passing parade on the Square, and the steady stream of petition signers at Wendy Butler-Burt's station, and the candidates who have been finding a Saturday morning visit a must do. - Ed Waggener

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(Ad) Harvest Cafe Menu - II


2014-04-26 - 212 Public Square, Columbia, kY - Photo Menu by Printing Creations.

(Posted 2014-04-26) Click for Cover of Menu: (Ad) Harvest Cafe Menu I. Prices & items subject to change.


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(Ad) Harvest Cafe Menu - I


2014-04-26 - 212 Public Square, Columbia, kY - Photo Menu by Printing Creations.

(Posted 2014-04-26) Click for Inside Pages: (Ad) Harvest Cafe Menu - II Prices & items subject to change.


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1000th win for CU Baseball Coach Beauford Sanders


2014-04-26 - Hig Field, Campbellsville University, Campbellsville, KY - Photo By Chris Megginson, CU. Campbellsville University baseball head coach Beauford Sanders is honored for his 1,000 career wins prior to the final regular season doubleheader against Bluefield College at HIG Field. Sanders collected his 1,000th career win on March 22 with a 10-3 victory at No. 10 Cumberland University. Sanders began his career as a college baseball head coach at North Greenville College (SC) for 13 seasons and is in his 24th season at Campbellsville.From left, above, are Rusty Hollingsworth, CU athletic director; Neal Sanders, son; Jade Sanders, daughter-in-law; Jay Crim, North Greenville College baseball alum; Beauford Sanders; Barbara Sanders, wife; Chuck Compton, North Greenville College baseball alum; Trinity Gribbins, granddaughter; and Andrea Gribbins, daughter. - Chris Megginson / Campbellsville University

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Adair Retired Teachers receive State Gold Award


2014-04-26 - Louisville, KY - Photo from Bobbie Coomer. Adair Retired Teachers Earn Gold Award. Bobbie Coomer, left, and Betty Knifley represented Adair County as Delegates to Kentucky Retired Teachers Conference in Louisville, Kentucky on April 21, 22 2014. Adair Retired Teachers earned the Gold Award for Outstanding Achievement in Reaching the Goals and Objectives of Kentucky Retired Teachers Association.

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At FM2 - Having big time at Farmers Market on the Square


2014-04-26 - Adair Annex Parking Lot, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Wherever they are, they bring smiles with them - On the left, Vicky Pike of Greater Bliss, made it to the Bright Lights this morning for visits at each of the stalls and for a chat with Wendy Butler Burt. Both are enjoying recent victories. Vicky Pike's crusade for lights at Exit 47 on the Louie B. Nunn Parkway is being realized with the inclusion or funding in the current Kentucky budget; and Wendy Butler Burt had several pages filled out for the wet/dry petition she's circulating.


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