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Black bear spotted on Adair Co. trailcam
 2021-06-07 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Old Grumpy Hunter. OGH, who wishes to remain anonymous to protect the bear's habitat, downloaded this photo from his trail camera on June 4, 2021.
He writes, "It has only shown one time, and I think the bear did not like having its picture taken, because I have not received any other pictures of any type from the cameras. I hope the bear did not destroy the camera."
This echoes previous speculation by Blue Ribbon Bear Board members that bears simply don't like to be photographed.
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CTC Crusade fundraising sets record in 2021
 2021-06-07 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo courtesy Chief Chris Taylor. Chief Chris Taylor has released the Crusade for Children fundraising totals for 2021 for Campbellsville Fire-Rescue, and their Parking Lot Fundraiser added over $7,000, leading to a 24% increase over their 2020 totals.
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Progress at Green River Industrial Park
 2021-06-07 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Bobby Morrison. Bobby Morrison writes, "The second entrance and road into the Green River Industrial Park is really looking good. Thanks to Greg Greer & EDA Board Member Chester Taylor for mowing pipelines."
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Blake Martin Memorial Basketball Game raises $5k
 2021-06-06 - Columbia, KY . The Blake Martin Memorial Basketball game took place Saturday night at the John Burr Memorial Gym. Former players helped raise $5,000 for the Asher and Avery Martin Education Fund.
Pictured are former head coach John Shelley, Joseph Willis (07)Devin Bell (05), Nick Fudge (09), Chris Lewis (07), Jacob Burton (04), Adam Coomer (05), Cameron Murrell (09), Kevin Bridgewaters (03), Bryan Bailey (05), James Flatt (06), Kalen Kimberland (08), and former assistant coach Chad Bell.
The 2000-2010 players pulled out a one point overtime win over the 2011-2020 players.
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Epicurean Kentuckian: Bourbons Bistro Burger
 2021-06-06 - Louisville, KY - Photo by Amy. The house burger from Bourbons Bistro on Frankfort Avenue in Louisville, KY. Served on a brioche bun with white cheddar cheese, bourbon onion bacon jam, mixed greens, white truffle mayo, and house cut fries tossed in herbs and parmesan
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