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Ad: Crazy Calf Lady's Kitchen Saturday Market Meals


2022-08-05 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Brandy Held, Laurel Ridge Farms.
FM2 Specials at The Crazy Calf Lady's Kitchen - Saturday, August 6, 2022

**BREAKFAST** Southwest Breakfast Burritos are BACK! Scrambled eggs, market fresh potatoes, LRF sausage, cheddar cheese, homemade Pico de gallo, garlic/lime crema in a warm tortilla - $6.50/each

**LUNCH** - Market Fresh Burrito - House seasoned taco LRF beef, market fresh lettuce, tomato, onion. Cheddar cheese, house taco sauce, garlic/lime crema in a warm tortilla - $6.50/each

Thank God for Dirty Dishes, and We'll see ya at the market! Farmers Market on the Square is located at the corner of Merchant and Campbellsville Streets in Columbia, KY.


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CU School of Education hooding and pinning ceremony


2022-08-05 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Chosalin Morales.
Campbellsville University School of Education faculty and students who participated in the pinning and hooding ceremony recently include, from left:

Front row: Dr. Elisha Lawrence, Dr. Chuck Hamilton, Dr. Sharon Hundley, Dr. Robin Magruder, Ezra Del Angel Ochaeta, Mikatlyn Dye, Kaitlyn Overstreet and Cammie Evans.

Second row: Rita Curtis, Julie Ann Ball, Elsa Magana, Faith Coe, Morgan Roney, Morgan Stone, Hope Owens and Meredith Drury.

Third row: Dr. Seneca Rodriguez, Dr. Ellen Hamilton-Ford, Dr. Dottie Davis, Debora Holt, Rachel Carpenter, Kaleigh Foster, Arlette Serano, Xenia Penados, Robin Rutledge, Taylor Simpson, Caroline Starnes and Kelly Martineau.

Fourth row: Dr. Joetta Kelly, Dr. Kerri Adkins, Taylor Tillman, Nekesha Pratt, Jordan Smallwood, Andy Hughes, Kaitlyn Dadisman, Rebekah Dwyer, Kayli Gregory, Melissa Clark and Karey Sellers.

Fifth row: Dr. Jane Bragg, Dr. Lisa Fulks, Dr. Marilyn Goodwin and Susan Burress.

Sixth row: Dr. Holly Graham, Dr. Franklin Thomas, Dr. James Dantic, Dr. Jeffrey Herron, Don Cheatham and Dr. Lisa Allen.

Seventh row: Dr. Rocky Wallace, Dr. Jeffrey Wiesman and Dr. Adarrell Owsley.


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Paint The Town II artist's suggestion


2022-08-05 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo from Alexis Jennings.
The canvas for this mural idea is the side of the historic building at the corner of Campbellsville Street and the Public Square that is in restoration phase - it was sparked when 313 Maple owner Alexis Jennings asked Mayor Pam Hoots if there would be any stipulations against adding a flower box in front of her store on Campbellsville Street. Alex says she was just checking for any requirements, "before asking my husband Eric to do the work of creating it!" That ask started the conversation about possibilities using the ARPA funds project the City of Columbia voted to do to help local businesses.


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Presenting ideas for improvement to buildings


2022-08-05 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Alexis and Eric Jennings, at left, presented ideas at a special called City Council meeting Thursday as part of applying for designated "Paint the Town II" funding. The City committed to use a portion of the ARPA funds (received from the COVID-19 Pandemic support to communities) to invest in locally owned downtown businesses.


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Dining along Town Creek


2022-08-05 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
The Deer family came back to the yard at dinnertime. There was a big mower going just across the fence but while the twins glanced back in its direction now and then, they stayed to dine.


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CPD: Seeking information on vehicle


2022-08-04 - Columbia, KY - Photo from Columbia Police Department.
UPDATE: The CPD says the vehicle was found and donations have been returned.
From Officer Adam Cravens, PIO, Columbia Police Department
The Columbia Police Department is seeking assistance in identifying the operator of the vehicle pictured above. This afternoon parties pulled up to Columbia Christian Church on Campbellsville Street and removed items from a trailer which was being stocked to deliver goods to flood victims in Eastern Kentucky.
If anyone knows location or identity of operator please contact The Columbia Police Department by calling Adair County E911 Center at 270-384-6464.


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Mushrooms keep growing


2022-08-04 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Kathryn Krug.
Kathryn writes, "After one more night they’re almost all as big as the biggest one yesterday."

Earlier: Mushrooms in Columbia, 2 of 2


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