First spring flower garden spotted
2020-03-20 - Columbia - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
A variety of Daffodils were spotted in this brighten-your-day spring flower garden beside the LWC Health and Wellness Center. Comments | Permalink
2020-03-20 - Columbia - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
A variety of Daffodils were spotted in this brighten-your-day spring flower garden beside the LWC Health and Wellness Center. Comments | Permalink
Reese and Jackson Corbin pick up library books
2020-03-19 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Page Turner
Page writes, "Our first curbside service patrons at the Adair County Public Library today were Reese and Jackson Corbin."
The Adair County Public Library had to switch to curbside pickup today, at the instruction of the American Library Association and the State Librarian, but they are offering fax and copy service, book checkout, and wifi in the parking lot. Comments | Permalink
2020-03-19 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Page Turner
Page writes, "Our first curbside service patrons at the Adair County Public Library today were Reese and Jackson Corbin."
The Adair County Public Library had to switch to curbside pickup today, at the instruction of the American Library Association and the State Librarian, but they are offering fax and copy service, book checkout, and wifi in the parking lot. Comments | Permalink
Epicurean Kentuckian: Beer Bread
2020-03-19 - Central Kentucky - Photo by Pen
This recipe for Classic Beer Bread from King Arthur Flour, uses self-rising flour and the bubbles in a can of beer to get an impressive rise for such a quick recipe, and only needs 4 ingredients, which are thankfully given in both Imperial and metric measurements. The beer works out to one 12oz can, (or half each from two cans if the chef is thirsty). Comments | Permalink
2020-03-19 - Central Kentucky - Photo by Pen
This recipe for Classic Beer Bread from King Arthur Flour, uses self-rising flour and the bubbles in a can of beer to get an impressive rise for such a quick recipe, and only needs 4 ingredients, which are thankfully given in both Imperial and metric measurements. The beer works out to one 12oz can, (or half each from two cans if the chef is thirsty). Comments | Permalink
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