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Zenith STOL aircraft donated to Somerset Community College


2014-04-01 - Somerset Community College, Somerset, KY - Photo by Allison Horseman. SCC photo.
The Zenith 701 STOL (short take-off and landing) light sport aircraft was recently donated to the Somerset Community College Aviation Maintenance Technology Program by Richard Brantley and Calvin Hopper, two flight enthusiasts from Tennessee who spent eight years building the aircraft. - ALLISON HORSEMAN, Somerset Community College


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Anne Adcock new director of Noe Somerset CU Center


2014-04-01 - 3825c South Highway 27 - Photo by Ye Wei (Vicky), CU photo.
Anne Adcock
is the new director of Campbellsville University’s Larry and Beverly Noe Somerset Education Center, 3825c South Highway 27, Somerset, KY. Her leadership duties are in addition to teaching social work students in Somerset, KY. - Linda Waggener


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Jack is available for adoption


2014-04-01 - Photo from Jim Patton. Meet Jack (or, name him whatever you like) a wonderful black and tan Border Collie mix, age 10-11 months and 28 pounds. Jack wandered to our home with a collar and we haven’t been able to find his owner, so we have fostered him for a couple weeks. Jack is house trained, alert, intelligent, has a warm temperament, and is super gentle with children. He does great with other dogs and comes complete with new shots, medical records, and a bag of his favorite food. Jack will make a wonderful family addition to your home or farm! Email jwplaw@hotmail.com for details, or call my cell at 606-315-6057. --Jim Patton

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Boys will be guests of Adair SAR at Globetrotters game


2014-04-01 - 201 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Greg Thomas, Thomas Photography. The Harlem Wizards will be playing the Adair All-Stars Wednesday, April 9, 2014, at 7pmCT, at the Adair County High School Gym, 526 Indian Drive, Columbia, KY. The event is being sponsored as a fund raiser by Adair County Search and Rescue. You see organizations out asking for support form the community a lot, but this time SAR is helping out a family in the community by giving them tickets to the event. Pictured in the front row are Shannon Rowe; SAR member, and Camdon Harvey, and Tevin Harvey. Standing behind are Joe Collins; SAR Chief, and the boys, grandmother, Teresa Burton. - Greg Thomas

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Kentucky Proud products at The Chop Shop


2014-04-01 - 130 KY 250, Campton, KY - Photo by Aimee Nielson, UK Ag News Specialist.
University of Kentucky meat specialist Gregg Rentfrow
demonstrates cutting techniques at The Chop Shop in Wolfe County. The Chop Shop, 130 KY 250, Campton, KY, was the first tenant in the 100-acre Agricultural Industrial Park, located just off the Mountain Parkway at exit 57 in the Campton/Hazel Green/Lee City area. To contact The Chop Shop. Phone 606-662-4121.


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Favorite Old Photo: Barnetts Creek Community Center, Church


2014-04-01 - 1338 Barnetts Creek Road - Photo submitted by Bryan Rich.
The scene today at Barnett's Creek United Methodist Church is still beautiful, but this memory of the the church in 1950's as it was in the photo abo e, is locked in the memory of many as the all time icon of Barnett's Creek, when the Community Building, on the left , still stood as it does above, on the left, not long before a fire occurred at the church. The community house was saved; it was torn down in 1974. At the time, it was the Barnett's Creek Evangelical United Brethren church, long before merger in April of 1968, of the E.U.B. denomination with the Methodist Church to form the United Methodist Church. The present church on the site was dedicated in 1959.Comments welcome


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Coview Farms is ready with plants for April 5, 2014 FM2 kickoff


2014-03-31 - Coburg, KY - Photo by Bonnie Rutherford.
Darrell Bunnell
a very popular vendor at Farmers Market on the Square, is pictured above in a greenhouse at Coview Farms. Tomato plants on the right will be coming with him to the opening day 8am-1pmCT, Saturday, April 5, 2014, of Farmers Market on the Square, 424 Public Square (and very often, also in the old Courthouse, 500 Public Square) Columbia, KY. He'll soon also also have vegetable plants for sale, as well as farm fresh eggs. The green onions, asparagus and lettuce will be available soon, along with other spring vegetables. - Bonnie Rutherford, for Farmers Market on the Square


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