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Two Dogs found on KY 80 near Hatcher-White & Reeves Road


2012-09-29 - Ozark, Adair Co., KY - Photo by Jackie Montgomery.
These two dogs were found at around 12:30pmCT, Saturday, September 29, 2012 in the middle of traffic on KY 80 near Reeves and Hatcher-White Roads The black dog is female and the tan dog is male. If they are yours, or you recognize them, please call Jackie Montgomery at 270-634-0510 so we can reunite them with their family. - Jackie Montgomery
Click ReadMore for Happy Ending, Thank You to Jackie Montgomery


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The size ginseng real 'sang hunters find


2012-09-29 - Beautiful Joppa, Adair Co., KY - Photo by Linda Cook. Ronald Cook's ginseng digging expedition from this morning: This is one of the larger roots/stems he's found in years of digging. Can't disclose where he found it, but the snaps were taken on our front porch from sunny downtown Joppa when he got home shortly after lunch. Thanks, - Linda (In real life, Ronald is Superintendent of the Columbia, KY, Gas Department. - CM)

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Epicurean Kentuckian: Not bad for high dollar (4.95) lunch


2012-09-29 - 275 Country Club Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. A soup and salad at Wm. T's Truly Exceptional Dining, 275 Country Club Road, Columbia, KY, cost a grand total of 4.95 - but it's really good and worth the price, especially since it's an all you can eat affair. - EW

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Expert Shoe Repair Service


2012-09-29 - 1849 Wheeler Hill Road, In The Flatwoods, Adair County, KY - Photo by Innocent Bystander. When a customer's expensive $12.95 Chinese manufactured shoe came unglued, Donovan Baker offered expert repair service. Using only the exact - no more, no less - amount of painters' blue tape and the level - to make sure the shoe was right - he bound the shoe and sole back together, good as new, almost as good as Shot Royse, Billy Bradshaw, or Mr. Lawless could ever do with a lot of fancy equipment. Mr. Baker charged 1950's prices - a dollar a shoe and offered to do the good shoe, too, for another dollar. The satisfied customer, to cheap to pay for aesthetics, declined. Just be forewarned not to debate him - Donovan has the disputational skills to make grownups cower. Just ask any adult who has tried to match wits with him. - CM

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Kala Meservey provides final kill to put away UVA/Wise


2012-09-29 - Biggers Sports Center, 360 Spickard Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Dan White, Lindsey Wilson College. Kala Meservey a Lindsey Wilson freshman from Yucaipa, California, provided the final kill of the night on match point off an assist by Andrea Taylor, who closed play with three straight successful sets to top UVA/Wise, of Wise, WV, 3-0 (25-15, 25-10, 25-12) in the Mid-South Conference Crossover Classic at Biggers Sports Center, 360 Spickard Drive, Columbia, KY, Friday, September 28, 2012. Play continues today, Saturday, September 29, 2012, starting at 10amCT, and LWC facing Bluefield College of Bluefield, VA, at 2pmCT. - from Dan White, LWC

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Kentucky Color: Farmers Wreath


2012-09-29 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge, Retired District Forester, KY State Division of Forestry.
I came upon this "Farmers Wreath" recently while exploring in the far reaches of the Great Wooded South. This wreath is constructed from barbed wire but not just your run of the mill barbed wire. The barbed wire used in this wreath is known around these parts as Japanese barbed wire. Regular, American barbed wire is more humane, more eco-friendly. - Billy Joe Fudge


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(Ad) Fall Harvest plentiful, beautiful at Adair Farmer's Market


2012-09-29 - Adair Extension Office, 409 Fairground ST, Columbia, KY - Photo by Caitlyn Bunnell Helm. Fall plenty for the Eye. Bright mums already in bloom and bright orange pumpkins were displayed at the Adair Farmers' Market today. The pumpkins are for decoration, jack-o-lanterns, or for eating. This photo was taken at Darrell Bunnell's Coview Garden stand today, Saturday, September 29, 2012. The market is open 7am-11amCT, today.

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