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Friendly lovable chihuahua shows up
 2013-07-13 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Kristin Wethington. Dog found on East 80, Columbia, KY. 7 lb Chihuahua. Very friendly, seems to be a really great pet and an inside dog. Looking for his owner or a new home. Call 270-250-3713. - Kristin Wethington
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Grand Opening: Liberty Road General Store & Deli
 2013-07-13 - 5097 Liberty Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Patty Edwards. Liberty Road General Store & Deli is having its Grand Opening today. Cars were already crowding the parking lot early this morning as the Darrell's BBQ was already set up to produce pulled pork plates with canned drinks for $5. The activities continue until 5pmCT, today, Saturday, July 13, 2013. The owner is Patty Smith Edwards.
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Epicurean Kentuckian: Breakfast from FM2, mostly
 2013-07-13 - Beautiful Joppa, Adair County, KY - Photo by Maury Lewis. We ate breakfast from the Farmers Market this morning:
- June apples - easy and fast applesauce with cinnamon and sugar (the apples were tart)
- Sausage - mild and very tasty
- Little new potatoes- great for country fried
- Onions- mixed with the potatoes
- Tomatoes- large and very good
The eggs were not from the farmers market but from the chickens up the hill from me. We will be having pork chops for lunch and they came from the farmers market also. We are eating good in the neighborhood. Melewi picture taken by me. (My first food picture.)
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Oscar is lost from the Greenhills area
 2013-07-13 - Greenhills Road Area, Columbia, KY - Photo by Casi Absher. Lost dogOur dog Oscar escaped out of the backyard yesterday and we've been unable to locate him. We live in the Greenhills area. If anyone spots him they can call me at 270-634-1350. - Casi Absher
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A gathering of Ralphs
 2013-07-13 - Adair Annex, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Not sure the collective term - A Rumble, a Roar, or a Recollection - of Ralphs, but there was one of them at the singing on the Square. Left, Ralph Waggener, who works his ministry through It's Just for a Smile News, and Bro. Ralph Foster, pastor of Bloomgton Chapel Brethren in Christ Church, compared notes and were negotiating a swap or something, whille Bro. Ralph - the Bearwalllow one - kept a watchful eye on "Simply Us" the Bluegrass Gospel Group, made up 75% of Bloomington Chapel members.
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Bluegrass Gospel at the Farmers Market on the Square
 2013-07-13 - Adair Annex Parking Lot, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY . Simply Us a great group of Bluegrass Gospel singers provided background music for the Farmers Market on the Square. They are, from left Ronnie Dial on the mandolin, Terry Kerns, guitar; Steve Foster on the banjer; and Michelle Foster, on the bass. At the time, they were playing "I've Been So Blessed." They will sing until 12pmCT, when the market is scheduled to close.
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Chris Patton: Doing a job he loves as well as the midway
 2013-07-13 - Liberty Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Chris Patton who's home in Adair County with his job running the mouse game for Myers International Midways, is shown above in a job he loves equally well, being a poll office at the Eunice-Pellyton precinct. "I love meeting people," he said, "and in that way, my work with the amusement company is like my work at the polls." Above he's shown with his co-workers for the primary election May 22, 2007. From left: Betty Lou Wethington, Chris Patton, Vickie Thomas, and Karen Selch. Paired photo see also: Return of the native: Chris Patton
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