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(Ad) Epicurean Kentuckian: New Year's - Food for luck


2014-01-01 - 104 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo By Tisha. Lucky Meal for New Year's Day at TaP's Diner Smoked Ham, Greens, Blackeye Peas, and Cornbread, $7.50. As pictured above, with Greens & Blackeyes mixec comes with one more side. There's also an all-u-can-eat Fried Catfish Dinner, today, for $10.99. TISH & GARY

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Epicurean Kentuckian Historian: 1st Round, New Year's Day 2014


2014-01-01 - Gourmet at large, KY - Photo by Mike Watson.
Peppered, thick sliced jowl bacon; fried eggs, free range, locally produced; toast; dollop of homemade blackberry jam, from Adair County wild berries; orange slice, imported from Florida; and strong black coffee. - Mike Watson


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(Ad) Epicurean Kentuckian: Strawberry/Banana Creme Cake


2014-01-01 - 104 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Tish Paris. Especially for New Year's Day: TaP's Diner, 104 Public Square, Columbia, KY, added this luscious cake, a Strawberry/Banana Creme Cake, to the menu. Available today, while supplies last. Hours for New Year's Day are 6am-7pmCT. For call ins, or for quick seating for large parties, call ahead 270-385-6003. - TISH & GARY

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Epicurean Kentuckian: New Year's Day Meal


2014-01-01 - Shelby County, KY - Photo by Pen.
Corned beef, cabbage, and black eyed peas. (Clicking to a Letter of Admonition - 2013 - from the Crusty Ol' Fool, the COF, who was concerned about the "tea" in the glass. Linked to that letter is another, up close out take, a photo revealing in High Proof the source of the Bonded in Bond tea they pour at Col. Taylor's manufactory in Frankfort, KY.)


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Groundbreaking at Bernard Ridge Family Worship Center


2013-12-31 - 170 Stephens Ridge Road, Russell Springs, KY - Photo church photo. The Bernard Ridge Church of God on 170 Stephens Ridge Road held a ground breaking for their new Family Worship Center on December 21, 2013. Among those present, right to left, were: Peggy Johnson, Ashley Stephens, Judge/Exec. Gary Robertson, Bank of Jamestown rep. Regina Hinton andTerry Cochran, Bishop Bruce Raybon, Pastor Lindsey Cornett, Sonny Aaron, Paul Aaron, R.V. Stephens, including Patti McBroom. Benton Fudge, Daniel Hill, Danny Stephens, Chris Ferguson, Helen Gaskin, and Cindy Warner. Jackie and Joe Aaron Project Managers. - Marcia Skaggs

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Concept Drawing: Bernard Ridge Church of God


2013-12-31 - 170 Stephens Ridge Road, Russell Springs, KY - Photo drawing by Benton Fudge.
Groundbreaking was held
The Bernard Ridge Church of God on 170 Stephens Ridge Road held a ground breaking for their new Family Worship Center on December 21, 2013. The Bernard Ridge Church of God on 170 Stephens Ridge Road held a ground breaking for their new Family Worship Center on December 21, 2013. The new church will be built across the road from the existing church. Benton Fudge of South Central Designs, Coumbia, KY, designed the facility.


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Portrait of the artist and her medium


2013-12-31 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener.
Matilda Ann (Tillie) Waggener inherited her mother's big blue eyes and her dad's artistic insights in addition to many other traits from both sides and beyond. Tillie comes from Powells, Marcums, Chelfs, McClures, Leftwiches, Turners, Damerons, Scotts and others in a long line of Kentuckians. She was caught by surprise here just when she was focused on opening the new Christmas pink play dough. Many art sculptures and two science projects later she had to head back home to Shelbyville. G-dad Ed and Mema Linda hope she and her parents, Tom (in photo) and Teresa Waggener, will in Tillie's words, "be wight back!"


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