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Epicurean Kentuckian: Rice with Avocado and Radish


2012-03-16 - Epicurean Kentuckian Kitchen - Photo by Pen.
Avocado is the main course here, for most. It's a salad (in our Mexican sort of way) or a meal for a vegan. Either way, crisp thin radishes, white rice, and green onions go together well - and fast. The seeds are sesame, obviously, but the red condiment is Sriracha, not ketchup - but if you like ketchup on your avocados, there are no Food Police at the Epicurean Kentuckian Kitchen. It's okay. It's absolutely nobody's business but your own.


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Audrey Tayse Haynes spoke at largest Chamber gathering


2012-03-16 - Roberta Cranmer Dining Center, 430 Helen Flatt Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener.
Audrey Tayse Haynes was accompanied by her husband Michael and her mom Ann Overstreet, Columbia, KY, at the Chamber of Commerce banquet at Roberta C. Cranmer Dining Center on the Campus of Lindsey Wilson College in Columbia, KY, in April 2005, She was principal speaker to the largest audience ever to attend. Now the Adair Countian has been named to take over the troubled Kentucky Cabinet of Health and Human Services. Clicking Readmore accesses the story of her latest appointment. Click to The rest of the story: Audrey Tayse Haynes speaks out 2005 biographical story by Linda Waggener 2005 biographical story by Linda Waggener for a 2005 biographical story her return in 2005 to speak to the largest Chamber banquet crowd ever, at the time


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Finally


2012-03-16 - Henry Co., Kentucky - Photo by The Feedman. The Feedman writes, "Located a mile or so outside of Smithfield, Kentucky on Hwy. 1861. I had been searching for this barn for over two years and this was my third trip into the Henry County area specifically to try to find it. If it looks slightly familiar to you, it should. The barn was featured in the 2008 Marine Corps recruiting campaign. The ad was run during the Super Bowl and had the Marine Silent Drill Platoon twirling their rifles with the barn as a back drop."

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Never too many daffodils: From Daffodil World HQ, Plum Point


2012-03-16 - Plum Point, District 6, Adair County, KY - Photo by Connie Brockman. Connie Brockman writes: "I took this photo at my mom's house at Plumpoint. One more daffodil." (- but never too many. Thanks! - LINDA WAGGENER)

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ACT Scores 10th Grade 2011-2012


2012-03-16 - Adair County School District, 1204 Greensburg ST, Columbia, KY - Photo Phyllis Curry. Adair Co. School District.
Adair County School District Instructional Supervisor Phyllis Curry presented this summary of results of the September 2011 test scores for the 10th Grade at Adair County High School, with comparisons to schools in Casey, Cumberland, Green, Metcalfe, Russell and Taylor Counties at the March 15, 2012 regular meeting of the Adair County School Board. She credited the stronger Taylor County showings to innovative programs, including community provided incentives and unusually strong dual credit initiatives through Campbellsville University. She and Assistant Superintendent Brenda Mann credited Adair County's otherwise good improvements to programs offered at Lindsey Wilson College.


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ACHS Future Business Leaders highly successful at Richmond


2012-03-16 - Richmond, KY - Photo by Samuel Hughes. ACHS.
Adair County High School Future Business Leaders of America members on the campus of Eastern Kentucky University following the awards ceremony where members received awards in six categories. Front row, from left Matt Rogers, Emily Redmon, Trey Garmon, Heather Jackson, Second row: Cody Giles, Alex Durham, Jordan Humphress, B.J. Steinhilber, Third row: Johnathan Burbridge, Eddie Franklin, Briana Bertram, Sara Davis, Fourth row: Noah Polston, Donald Wadley, Ethan Brown, and Kyle Mann.


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Scenic Adair Co., KY: Plum Point Baptist Church


2012-03-16 - 6107 Knifley RD, Columbia, KY - Photo by Emily Klingberg. The Artistry of Emily Klingberg quite magically draws out so much of what makes this little country church in Adair County so endearing, although it's not just a pretty place. Pound for pound, it packs a wallop, a huge impact for good through its social innovations, services, and and music traditions. Plum Point Baptist Church draws regular congregants from the nearby communities of Knifley (one of the counties larger communities without a United Methodist OR Southern Baptist Church), from as far away as south of Columbia and Roley in Adair County, with faithful members attending every week from as far away as Hardin County. Bro. Lewis Haynes is the pastor.

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