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Life in the Holler: Road need a name change?


2013-07-24 - The Holler, Old Clearspring Roads, Ozark, KY - Photo by Shamarie Claiborne, Adair Co. School District photo. Well on the way home today we saw three snakes ... if this keeps up I will have to petition the court to change the name from "Old Clear Springs Road." to" Snake Springs Road." - Shamarie Claiborne Paired photo: See also Life in The Holler: Snakes in Waterfalls

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Birds of Kentucky: Ducks in Flight


2013-07-24 - Shelby County, KY - Photo by Pen.

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Scenic Kentucky: Yellow Flowers Abound


2013-07-24 - Photo by Pen. Can a wildflower expert help us with the ID? Send using any Contact/Submit button.

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William Bryan Miller, Glens Fork, KY, publishes e-book


2013-07-24 - Glens Fork, KY - Photo family photo.
William Bryan Miller, author of a new e-book, Kyrathaba Rising
, was born in Frankfort, KY, was raised in Crocus, KY, and now lives in Glens Fork, KY with wife Susan, above. The and their three children: Hannah, Grant, and Emma living with them at Glens Fork; Two other children live nearby.


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Epicurean Kentuckian: Fajitas


2013-07-24 - Photo by Pen. Downright summery cool with fresh garden produce into the mix A great lunch choice.

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2013 SCC Physical Therapy Assistant graduates


2013-07-24 . Somerset Community College 2013 PTA Program graduates include: Kathryn Barron, Science Hill; Matt Clouse, Somerset; Megan Cox, Campbellsville; Tawana Eastridge, Campbellsville; Kelli Edwards, Somerset; Shawn Frazee, Whitley City; McKenzie Grey, Mount Sterling; Jennifer Hanlon, Corbin; Rebecca Jones, Somerset; Justin Kinder, Lexington; Angela LaDeur, Richmond; Debbie Lasure, Stanford; Emily Reddington, Mount Vernon; Maegan Rogers, Hustonville; Victoria Rose, Monticello; Caleb Shirley, Summersville; Bethany Smahaj, Winchester; and Brittany Terry, Thornton. - Allison Horseman

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Waxing preparation under way for AC Primary Center


2013-07-24 - ACPC, 158 Col. Casey Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Patty Jones, Principal.
Trish Janes left photo and Trent Booher, ACPC custodians, begin the preparation process for head custodian, Randall Sneed, to begin waxing the newly tiled floors at Adair County Primary Center.


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