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Scenic Kentucky: Clinton County Farmstead
 2026-07-19 - Clinton Co., KY - Photo by Will Lamkin. Writes, "Drove by this homestead just outside of Albany while out with a friend and the old photographer in me just couldn't pass up taking a picture. It had all of the elements one could ask for, including a couple of buzzards perched for the shot!"
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2026 Summersville Fun Days Tractor Cruise and Show (1 of 2)
 2026-07-18 - Green Co., KY - Photo by Robert Ellis, robertelliswoodworking.com. CM contributing photographer Robert Ellis returned to Summersville, in northern Green County, Kentucky, on Saturday, July 17, 2026, for the annual Summersville Fun Days Tractor Cruise & Show. (You can see his photos from last year's show here: 2025 Summersville Fun Days Tractor Cruise & Show)
Robert writes, "I enjoyed spending part of my Saturday morning walking around the show and admiring all the antiques on display."
Paired Photo: 2026 Summersville Fun Days Tractor Cruise and Show (2 of 2)
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Stink Bugs are not native but here anyway
 2026-07-17 . They sneak in during September and October through the kinds of gaps houses always have that go unnoticed - around window frames, door sweeps, utility pipes, siding seams, and soffits. The best defense is caulk and weather stripping, applied before fall. Once they're inside, the experts say, don't spray.
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Who should mow these spots in New Columbia?
 2026-07-17 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. The unofficial mayor of New Columbia, Miss Vicky Pike, has asked every agency from city to county to state, and still this roadside area needs someone to commit to regular mowing each season. Who can help with this mystery near the stop light between the shopping centers?
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Ad: Eat at Crazy Calf Lady's Kitchen Saturday at FM2
 2026-07-17 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Brandy Held, Laurel Ridge Farms. Crazy Calf Lady's Kitchen Farmers Market Specials, Saturday morning 7/18/26:
BREAKFAST - Cinnamon roll breakfast sandwich $8. 2 griddled Cinnamon rolls filled with choice of bacon or sausage, fried egg, and American cheese. Topped with vanilla glaze.
LUNCH - Taco Stuffed Tomato plate $12. Farm Fresh heirloom tomato, stuffed with refried beans, seasoned beef, choice of verde or picante, lettuce, cheese, sour cream, and jalapeƱo(Optional). Served with chips and salsa and drink.
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