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WRH Health Fair 2013: Testing strength at Westlake PT booth


2013-10-19 - Westlake Regional Hospital, 901 Westlake Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Alicia Bosela.
Doug & Fredia Melton test their strength with the help of WRH Physical Therapists, Charlotte Upchurch, PTA and Amy Bray, PTA. Folks had a lot of fun at this booth. - Alicia Bosela


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Egypt Christian Church Prayer Breakfast


2013-10-19 - 5097 Liberty Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Patty Edwards. The Egypt Christian Church Men's Prayer Breakfast met Saturday, October 14, 2014, in the private dining room at Liberty Road General Store and Deli in Vester. Clockwise, from front of table, are Jimmy Bennett (blue shirt, white cap), Dalton Coomer, Maxie Smith, Fred Lee, Mike Curry, Bobby Webster, Hall Willis, Noah Thomas,Travis Richardson, Jerry Robertson, Will Rich, the guest speaker for the event; Bro. Paul Patton and Robert Bell. Egypt Christian Church is located 4859 Knifley Road, Columbia, KY in the Egypt Community. Bro. Paul Patton Pastor Sunday School 9:30amCT. Sunday Morning Worship 10:30amCT. Sunday Evening Worship 6:30pmCT. Wednesday Service 6:30pmCT.



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Successful Boar Hunt near Crossville, TN


2013-10-19 - Crooked Creek Lodge, TN - Photo By Mike Mann.
These are the with the two wild boars my dad, Mike Mann and I, killed on a hunt at Crooked Creek Lodge, located between Jamestown and Crossville, TN, taken on Columbus Day this year. One weighed 310 pounds, the other 370. That's me with the game. By the way, the meat is delicious. - DYLAN EARL MANN


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Farmers Market - Weather is cold but the deals are HOT


2013-10-19 - Farmers Market on the Square - Photo by Barbara Armitage.
It might be cold outside but the deals are HOT
at the Farmers Market on the Square. Wayne Armitage is bundled up and waiting for you! - Barbara Armitage


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Crowd already building at Westlake Health Fair


2013-10-19 - 901 Westlake Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Westlake Surgical Technician Bob Hamlett, Right was one of the early birds at the Westlake Regional Hospital Health Fair today - out as the blood draw started at 6:30amCT. The screenings, for anyone who didn't come on a designated last name day, can come in today. Sam Avery, who was at the head of the line, reported that he got through the screening in about five. "It's always a good experience," he said, "but this year, it is even better. They've made the paperwork a lot easier. At just before seven, the parking lots at Westlake were filling up, but everything is flowing smoothly.

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Natalie Raymer pioneers for Glasgow campus, WKU


2013-10-18 - 500 Hilltopper Way, Glasgow, KY - Photo by John Roberts, WKU. Natalie Raymer is first Glasgow WKU student ever to present Sisterhood Grand Application - In the four years that the WKU Sisterhood has awarded grant funds to various organizations and causes throughout the WKU community, no one from a WKU regional campus ever applied. That streak ended last Tuesday when WKU-Glasgow student, Natalie Raymer, submitted a proposal. Although Raymer's proposal did not win a grant award, it was selected as one of six finalists out of over thirty proposals. In addition, Raymer, who made a formal presentation to the Sisterhood at a luncheon on Tuesday at the WKU Augenstein Alumni Center, was the first WKU student to ever do so.

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(Ad) Epicurean Kentuckian: Froglegs at 206 Country Grill


2013-10-18 - 10968 Liberty Road, Columbia, KY - Photo CM Advertising Dept. The Frog Legs are big, meaty flavorful - as good or better than anywhere, and worth more trips back to 206 Country Grocery & Grill, 10968 Liberty Road, in the Ella Community of Adair County. (That's a single order, by the way.) But the Redskins, the eighths pices of redskin potatoes are addictively delicious and for many, the star of the Friday & Saturday night menus at Ricky Burton's popular restaurant. He's serves catfish, shrimp, steak and frogleg and crableg platters in about any combination one would like, from 11am-to 9pmCT, on the Friday/Saturday menus. A Generous Order Of Catfish with Coleslaw & Hushpuppies is $6.95. The Froglegs with Redskins with the Side Salad, above, is $9.95. The steaks tonight are some beautful T-Bone cuts. 206 Country Grocery & Grill / ELLA, KY Home-Cooked Meals for Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner. Ricky Burton, Proprietor. 10968 Liberty Road, Columbia, KY. Phone 270-384-0057. Hours: Mon-Thurs 5:30am8pmCT, Fri. 5:30am9pmCT, Sat.-Sun, 6am-2pmCT. SPECIALTIES: Fri.-Sat. nights: Crab Legs, Catfish, Shrimp, Frog Legs and Steak. SALAD BAR: Thurs-Fri.-Sat. Smoking permitted.

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