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TRH Rose garden looks great, smells great
 2022-05-13 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. The Gertrude Jekyll English Rose in the garden at Columbia's historic Trabue Russell House not only looks wonderful, it smells that way also. Master Gardener Mary Anne Loy says rose selection takes smell into consideration as much as its other special characteristics. This one was planted in memory of family by Dr. Cathy Hoots.
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C.J. Bonifer and Robert Hinck at Monmouth in 2019
 2022-05-13 - Monmouth, IL - Photo courtesy Monmouth College. At Monmouth College's 2019 Scholars Day, 2018 Adair County High School graduate C.J. Bonifer posed with his faculty mentor Robert Hinck, displaying his research poster titled "Russian Media Appeals in the Baltic States." Bonifer will graduate from the liberal arts college on May 15 with a degree in public relations.
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Ad: Breakfast and Lunch specials at FM2 Saturday
 2022-05-12 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Brandy Held, Laurel Ridge Farms. This Saturday's (5/14/22) farmers market specials at The Crazy Calf Lady's Kitchen!
**BREAKFAST** Scrambles are back! Broccoli/Cheddar Egg Scramble.
Two X-lg eggs scrambled with market fresh broccoli and spring onions, garnished with mild cheddar cheese. Served with griddled toast, jam/jelly of the day and your choice of sausage or bacon.
$7.50
**LUNCH** Yum-Yum Chicken Wrap. Griddled Japanese marinated Blackaby Hill Farm chicken, market fresh lettuce, spring onion, diced tomatoes. Drizzled with my homemade Yum-Yum sauce and wrapped in a warm tortilla. If you like the chicken and creamy, sweet sauce at Japanese steakhouses, this wrap is for you! $6.00
Thank God for dirty dishes, and we'll see ya at the market!
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Introducing a network of services and medical care
 2022-05-12 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Ayla Hargis, MSW,Green River Ministries executive director, spoke at the May Columbia Adair Chamber of Commerce meeting to introduce MyKY.info, a free services and reduced medical care service network. It works with agencies in the region, including JOY Ministries in Columbia, to assure that help is available to those in need at all times. For information, she can be reached at hometownconnectky@gmail.com.
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