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Epicurean Kentuckian: Brats on homemade buns

2020-06-06 - EK Kitchen - Photo by Pen
A grilled brat, run through the garden and dusted with celery salt, on a homemade bun, served with grilled zucchini and baked beans.

The buns were made from a very loose interpretation of this recipe: girlversusdough.com.
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Two men missing in Lake Cumberland

2020-06-06 - Russell County, KY - Photo by Mary Ellis
Officials are searching today for two swimmers who went under in the Low Gap area of Lake Cumberland at approximately 4:15pmET on Friday, June 5, 2020 and did not resurface.

According to Russell County’s Emergency Management Director, H.M. Bottoms, the two male victims were from out of town and they were reportedly swimming with two females when their boat started drifting. In trying to rescue the boat, both of the men were seen going under and never resurfacing.

Bottoms stated that the two females were picked up by another boat. The search is now in the Low Gap area between Jamestown Marina and Wolf Creek Dam. As of 7:25pmET Saturday, June 5, neither of the men had been found.
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Now blooming in the Julia Miller Horton Rose Garden

2020-06-06 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
The City of Columbia invites you to experience the beautiful memorial dedications blooming at the Julia Miller Horton Rose Garden on Jamestown Street. Many varieties of roses have been added to the existing garden. Each plant’s variety - such as this Olympiad Hybrid Tea Rose - is identified along with the loved one the rose bush was donated in memory of. This project is still a work in progress but is coming right along and promises to be a sight to behold when in “full bloom.” We invite you to visit the garden located on Jamestown Hill at the Trabue-Russell House. - Mayor Pam Hoots
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