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Missing Black German Shepherd pup. Reward offered


2012-09-20 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Melissa Taylor.
We're missing a 6 month old solid black German Shepherd puppy.
He has no collar and answers to the name "Finn." Very friendly, will come if talked to in any way. He was lost Monday, September 17, 2012, evening in the Jones Chapel Road area, of Adair County, KY. We're offering a reward for his safe return. If he's found please contact us at one of the following: 270-384-1877 or 270-507-6501 or 270-507-6502 --Melissa Taylor


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Bottlecap Magnets


2012-09-19 - Midway, KY - Photo by Pen. These decorative magnets were recycled by Kay Smith from used bottle caps.

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Epicurean Kentuckian: Crab and Avocado Salad


2012-09-19 - Epicurean Kitchen - Photo by Pen.
Of course this is really, really hard to make
: There are a lot of ingredients: Avocado, sesame seed, chopped green onions, and crab meat. Sea salt and pepper to taste. Season with lemon or, as this one, with Sriracha sauce.


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(Ad) It's not too early to order your Christmas Cards


2012-09-19 - 426 Wain Street, Columbia, KY - Photo from South Central Printing.

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Colmon Eldridge, Scott Jennings, Trey Greyson to be at CU


2012-09-19 - Photo from Campbellsville University. Campbellsville University and John Chowning, moderator will host from left, above,Jeffery Colmon Elridge III, Scott Jennings, and Trey Grayson in the first KHIPP (Kentucky Heartland Institute on Public Policy) event of the fall semester Tuesday, October 9 at 5pmET/4pmCT, in the Banquet Hall of the Badgett Academic Support Center, located on CU's campus at 110 University Drive, Campbellsville, KY. The event is free and open to the public, and featured speakers will discuss the 2012 presidential election. Lucas Pennington, Campbellsville University

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(Ad) Those danged near perfect Peanut Butter Cookies


2012-09-19 - 212 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo from Cafe on the Square.
Okay, blindfolded, Bridget's Peanut Butter Cookies have the heft, the taste, the feel to reach infinity awesome perfectionness. But we keep telling her perfectly round, Bridget, perfectly round! She tries, but keeps bringing these out of the oven. Maybe it wouldn't matter to our competitors. But that's not how we do things at the Cafe. We like things perfect. And yes, we are going to do (to see that that Bridget does) better. And yes, we are selling these huge - near but quite perfectly shaped, peanut butter cookies. And yes, it's okay, when you order one wrapped to go (because you're on a diet or taking it home to your spouse, who loves sweets), if you open the box and nibble on one - "Just a taste" and the nibble becomes bite after bite of pure melt in your mouth joy and suddenly there is none. We won't tell. And you'll have plenty of time to make up a plausible true story of why you came home smelling of peanut butter. Us? We'll just keep on till finally, Bridget gets it right and the Cafe on the Square is as famous for perfect (perfectly round as well as perfect tasting) Peanut Butter Cookies as it is for America's Best Reuben Sandwich, Chicken Tortilla Soup, Chewy Cubby Bars . . . Hope you'll walk in today. The Cafe on the Square 212 Public Square. Downtown Columbia, KY. Mon.-Fri. 10am-8pmCT. Sat. 10am-8pmCT. Phone ahead for first dibs on the next batch, 270-250-2730.


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(Ad) Walnut Brownies at Cafe on the Square


2012-09-19 - 212 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo Cafe on the Square. Bridget Reagin baked a batch of scrumptious brownies, loaded them with rich chocolaty flavor, plenty of walnuts and baked them just right, with a hint of gooeyness topped finiished with a to die for crust. They're good. And just one of the ever changing variety of sweet treats we bake everyday, just for soneone special, like you. The Cafe on the Square, 212 Public Square, in Downtown Columbia, KY. Mon.-Friday, 10am-8pmCT. Saturdays, 10am-8pmCT. Call 270-380-1004 for carryouts.

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