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Epicurean Kentuckian: White City Taco


2011-09-17 - Ol Joes B&B QUE, 824 Campbellsville RD, Columbia, KY .
Ol' Joe's White City Taco In honor of my grandson Evan, who loves anything pork, I tried Joe Lynn's newest creation yesterday. It's tasty, filling, and just plain good, living up to its name. With plenty of Ol' Joes original sauce, the hoecakes tasted like dessert. I had it with vinegar slaw, and think that would be the best, but it might be good, also, with creamy - though I make it a policy to never eat that stuff. The jalapenos are a nice touch, though those of us who want it spicier can ask for hot sauce. The only thing missing from this all in one meal would be a thick slice of Vidalia onion. We'd advise taking one along, and a pocket knife, to peel your own. It's not a high dollar dish, it costs on $6.63 plus tax, not including cold drink. One thing, to get it ready for a great street food or fair food sensation: It begs for a smaller, walk-about model. -Ed Waggener Oh yes, for the Feds, Ol Joe is a close friend and valued CM supporter, for the truth in taco advertising laws. OL JOE'S WHITE CITY TACO: It's got a mound of Ol' Joe's Pulled Pork Barbecue on a Large Homade Hoecake, with coleslaw - either vinegar or creamy - with Ol' Joe's Barbecue Sauce, Green Onions, and Jalapenos. As a special added touch, the Homade Hoecakes were baked by Linda Harvey Johnson, the best baker in these parts according to Susan Lynn Barbee Harvey. Ol' Joe's is open Today, Friday, September 16, and Saturday, September 17, 2011. The phone number for carry outs is 270-384-2360.


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Giant pumpkin growing a family affair


2011-09-17 - 900 block, Jamestown ST, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Growing Giant Pumpkins is a family affair. John and Janice Bramer's daughter, Kayla Lynn, left and her husband Allen Lyvers, of New Haven, KY were taking giant pumpkins to the Bearwallow Weighoff in Nancy, KY, and had these two whoppers on their truck. The real pumpkin experts are, of course, Dayton, on the truck, and Jessica Lynn, in her father's arms. The Lyvers family is from New Haven, in Nelson Co. KY, not far from New Hope.


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Giant Pumpkin stops over on way to Bearwallow weigh-off


2011-09-17 .
John and Janice Bramer of New Hope, KY stopped for breakfast in Columbia, KY this morning, on their way to the Bearwallow Weighoff in Nancy, KY. They are competing for the second year in a row. Last year, with a little bitty 606 pound pumpkin, they came in ninth at the weighoff. This year, with this one-ton + pickup bedbuster, they're hoping to break into the championship levels. The photo was taken mid morning, Saturday, September 17, 2011, in the IGA parking center parking lot, 900 block of Jamestown Hill. That's a cucumber tied to the board on the right.


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Maria LeRose-Herndon organ recital at Ransdell Chapel, CU


2011-09-17 - 401 Hoskins Avenue, Campbellsville, KY - Photo from Campbellsville University.
Maria LeRose-Herndon of Campbellsville, KY will be presenting a guest organ recital on Tuesday, October 11, 2011, at 8pmET/7pmET, in Campbellsville University's Ransdell Chapel, 401 Hoskins Avenue, Campbellsville, KY.


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White House photo of the Day: Dakota with family


2011-09-17 - 1600 Pennsylvania AV, Washington, DC - Photo White House Photo of the Day.
President Barack Obama shares a laugh with Jean Meyer, the grandmother of Medal of Honor recipient Dakota Meyer, second from left, as they and members of the Meyer family walk along the Colonnade of the White House, September 15, 2011.(Official White House Photo by Pete Souza) Mike Meyer, Columbia, KY, Dakota's father, is at front left. Thanks to Amy Mitchum and Ann Young for locating the photo. The White House Photo of the Day slideshow is at The White House.gov


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ACHS Girls Golf: Rising Star Jessica Simpson


2011-09-17 - The Pines at Lindsey Wilson, 275 Country Club RD, Columbia, KY - Photo by Kim Goodin.
ACHS Golf Rising Star: 8th grader Jessica Simpson continues to improve and lower her average each week. She is preparing to tee off on Hole No. 3 on Thursday, September 15, 2011, in a tri-match with Barren Co. and Cumberland Co., at The Pines at Lindsey Wilson. -KIM GOODIN, ACHS Girls Golf Coach.


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ACHS Golf: Last day to strategize for seniors


2011-09-17 - 275 Country Club Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Steve Burton, ACHS Boys Coach.
Last home match for seniors: Van Giles and Jerrod Grider discuss strategies for the last time in their careers at their home course, at The Pines at Lindsey Wilson, on Thursday, September 15, 2011.


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