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Epicurean Kentuckian: Potato and Cheese Pierogies
![](photos/101589.jpg) 2024-06-11 - Toledo, OH - Photo by Pen. An order of pierogies served with kraut and sour cream from Tony Packo's Cafe in Toledo, OH. Tony Packo's Cafe gained world-wide fame when M*A*S*H character Maxwell Klinger, who was portrayed by Toledo native Jamie Farr, mentioned the restaurant as his favorite eatery.
In the background is their signature Chicken Paprikas served over Hungarian dumplings, and a Hungarian Dog with mustard, onions, and "hot dog sauce."
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At the United Methodist conference
![](photos/101588.jpg) 2024-06-11 - Northern Kentucky - Photo From Columbia UMC. This Columbia United Methodist Church delegation recently attended the Kentucky UMC Conference in Covington. From left are: Dr. Pam Stephens, Maggie Coleman, Pastor Ryan Boatright and Trey Stephens.
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Lost cat needs to find family
![](photos/101587.jpg) 2024-06-10 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Donna Rieder. Have you lost your cat? This super-sweet girl showed up at my place on White Oak Church Road over the weekend. She's very affectionate and obviously someone's pet. Call Miss Donna Rieder @ 270-805-1527.
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Sara Rey Marcum's life remembered on tour
![](photos/101586.jpg) 2024-06-10 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Historian Dave Thomas shared the life of Sara Rey Marcum at the Friday evening Lanterns and Tombstones tour in the Columbia Cemetery. She was an avid traveler who frequently led tour groups to Europe and had a notable career in government and writing. Her enthusiasm set the tone for an evening of enlightening stories and historical revelations.
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Local history walk #3 in historic graveyard
![](photos/101584.jpg) 2024-06-10 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Historian and Genealogist Mike Watson highlighted the legacy of Dr. Frank Winfrey in the third monthly Lanterns & Tombstones walk Friday. Winfrey was the son of Major T.C. Winfrey who was present in the Bank of Columbia when it was robbed in 1872. His wife was a member of the prominent Murrell family, adding another layer to the story.
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