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Eat Saturday at FM2 - The Crazy Calf Lady's Kitchen

2023-06-09 - Corner Merchant and Campbellsville Streets, Columbia, Saturday morning - Photo from Brandy Held, The Crazy Calf Lady
**BREAKFAST** - Summer Squash Breakfast Scramble platter
Two market fresh eggs from Klarissa Lynn Corbin scrambled with baby yellow squash and zucchini from Growing in Grace Farm, green onions from Broken Road Farm. Garnished with fresh dill, cherry tomatoes and Italian blend cheese. Served with choice of Laurel Ridge Farm Meats bacon or sausage, griddle toasted biscuit and strawberry marmalade from Blackaby Hill Farm, $8.50 -- if you miss us at Farmers Market, find us on Facebook!

**LUNCH** - Chicken Salad Wrap - Since it's going to be pushing almost 85° I'm keeping it light and fresh at the Market. My homemade, old fashion chicken salad (no fruit or nuts), market fresh lettuce, tomato, and onions from Darrell Andrew in a warm tortilla. $7.00 Thank God for Dirty Dishes, and We'll see ya at the market!
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Hall of Famers to be recognized

2023-06-09 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Adair Co. Athletics
Several previously inducted members to another ACHS Hall of Fame will be included in a recognition ceremony planned for fall of 2023. Those include Terry Randall (top left), Ralph McQueary (top middle), John Burr (top right), Ralph Shearer (lower left), and Haskin Rowe (lower right), and the 1954 ACHS Mens Basketball Team.
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2023 ACHS Athletic Hall of Fame

2023-06-09 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Adair Co. Athletics
One team and five individuals comprise The Adair County High School Athletic Hall of Fame class for 2023.
  • The 1980 ACHS Cross Country Team
  • Milton Bomar (1969), Basketball, top left
  • Maxie Hadley (1971), Cross Country, top center
  • Dr. Ronald Rogers (1965), Baseball, top right
  • Kim Goodin (1979), Golf, lower left
  • Kevin Bridgewaters (2003), Basketball, lower right
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