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Great produce coming on in Adair County for FM2


2017-07-22 - Big Black Dog Farms at FM2 - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com(c).
Great produce is coming out of the fields and gardens of Adair County and making its way to the Farmers Market on the Square - FM2. This photo was taken at the Big Black Dog booths - Donna Jones' line has grown to three stalls, strung together. This photo was taken a week ago, Sat 15 Jul 2017, but the list today at FM2 has most all of the items in the photo and more: New crop of Honey Select and Serendipity Corn. Tomatoes in a rainbow of colors and sizes including heritage tomatoes like Cherokee Purple, Green Zebra, Black Cherry and Ponderosa Pink. Green, Yellow and Purple Peppers. Sweet Blackberries. Cucumbers for slicing and pickling. Green beans, several varieties. Yellow squash, zucchini and Eggplant. Onions and peppers. Local honey. Beef, chicken and farm fresh eggs. Fresh baked breads and muffins. - LW


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Kaileigh and Dyllon Kermeen leaving for Okinawa


2017-07-22 - Adair County, KY - Photo submitted by Pam Kermeen.
Kaileigh, left, and Dyllon Kermeen, right, with grandmother Pam Kermeen as the children get ready to leave for Okinawa. They have been enjoying several days vacation in Kentucky, Indiana, and Ohio. - PK


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Larry Smith: Brightening Big Dawg studios


2017-07-22 - Big Dawg Studio, 101 E Main Street, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Larry Smith, Manager, The Big Dawg, 99.9FM.
The Big Dawg got a facial today, our canopy receive some much needed maintenance. Woody's Restoration, Russell Springs constructed and installed the canopy adding to a new look on Main Street in Campbellsville. - Larry Smith


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Trees of Kentucky: Princess tree?


2017-07-22 - Russell County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com(c).
We always wondered what this tree, with it's huge leaves were when they covered the hillside outside one of the most delightful restaurants ever in South Central Kentucky, above then Jamestown Boat Dock before the Webb Bros. takeover. The leaves had an exotic look, and largely masked the view of the lake and dock. Cursory research indicates it may be a Princess Tree, a cousin of catalpa. Anybody know? The Princess tree does have showy blossoms - and we've never seen this huge leafed tree bloom. And with many interesting exotics, Princess Trees are considered a nuisance, though they are called the fastest growing tree in the world, and do have some valuable attributes, besides incredibly quick privacy and shade. - EW
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Gabe Coleman takes part in Adair County Youth Soccer


2017-07-22 - Walter Reuling Stadium, 151 Holloway Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Laura Burwash.
Lindsey Wilson Women's Soccer team announces the start of Adair County Youth Soccer for boys and girls ages 3-14 on Saturday, August 26, 2017. Registration dates from 5:30-6:30pmCT on Monday, August 14 & Tuesday, August 15 and Monday, August 21 & Tuesday, August 22, 2017, at Walter S. Reuling Soccer Stadium, 151 Holloway Drive, Columbia, KY, on the campus of Lindsey Wilson College. The cost for Lil' Kickers (Ages 3 & 4) $25 and Academy (Ages 5-14) $40. The program provides a fun, safe, supervised atmosphere for all kids as seen here with Gabe Coleman of Columbia, KY.- LAURA K. BURWASH



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Scenic Jamestown, KY: A charming view through walkway


2017-07-22 - Montgomery Alley walk to Monument Square, Jamestown, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com(c).
The view from Montgomery Alley to the Russell County Courthouse on Monument Square in Jamestown is delightful. The steeple of the Jamestown Christian Church at 65 S Main is visible behind the courthouse steeple. - EW.


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Little Cake Christian Church for Directory of Churches


2017-07-22 - Little Cake Christian Church, 2699 Little Cake Road, Columbia, KY .
Little Cake Christian Church, 2699 Little Cake Road, Columbia, KY. Bro. Don Neat and congregation invite all to worship with us. Sunday School begins at 10amCT and Morning Worship at 11amCT. Contact: 270-250-1512. - Francine Neat
Information for CM Directory of Churches received 21 Jul 2017. Information subject to change. Check Directory of Churches for updates and for information about worship with other congregations in Adair, Casey, Cumberland, Green, Metcalfe, Russell & Taylor Counties of South Central Kentucky.


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