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(Ad) Gold Peak Iced Tea at Flatwoods Diner
 2012-06-28 - The Flatwoods, Adair Co. District 3, KY - Photo by Matt Baker. Cool down in the cool comfort of Flatwoods Diner, 6470 Burkesville Road, Columbia, KY 42728, PHONE: 270-378-6979; HOURS: every day from 6am-7pmCT. Serving icy cold Gold Peak Iced Tea, a wonderful, refreshing drink on a hot, hot day.
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Epicurean Kentuckian: Blackened Scallop Salad
 2012-06-28 - Cincinnati, OH - Photo by Pen. At a restaurant famous for ribs, "salad" is a bit of a euphemism. One of the house specialties at the Montgomery Inn, the Blackened Scallop Salad features sea scallops served on a bed of spinach, cabbage and lettuce, topped with warm bacon dressing and crumbled bleu cheese.
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Governor Beshear, dignitaries from Merchant Hotel balcony
 2012-06-28 - 100 E. Main Street, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Larry Smith, The Big Dawg, Campbellsville, KY. Gov. Steve Beshear, Second from left waves down to The Big Dawg from the upper floor of the Merchant Hotel across the street. From left are Campbellsville Mayor Tony Young, (Gov. Beshear), Will Patton, owner of the Merchant Hotel, and the man behind the renovation of the historic site; and Taylor County Judge Executive Eddie Rogers. The Governor was in town to deliver the big Community Development Block Grant check for $746,000, which, with other grants and loans, made the new million gallon Campbellsville Water Tank in the industrial park south of town possible. The tank will be the largest elevated storage tank in Taylor County. Governor Beshear was blown away by the beauty of Main Street, and the many renovated buildings and new structures lining the main thoroughfare - especially Mr. Patton's showplace in the making, the Merchant Hotel. - Larry Smith, The Big Dawg, 99.9 FM
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Rotary Radio Auction cause so great even timid forget shyness
 2012-06-28 - 314 Myrtle Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by George Kolbenschlag. Columbia Rotarians Kaye Bowman and Hunter Durham were the primary on-air personalities for much of Monday and Tuesday's Rotary Radio Auction. J.D.Zornes kept the flow of information and auction forms up to speed both evenings. The auction raised over $6,500 for Adair County High School Students who will be attending Lindsey Wilson College this fall. The auction involved many caring people and was another example of the generosity of our community.
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