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Kentucky Color: Dogwood Drive
 2021-08-09 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge. Billy Joe writes, "My son, Cameron Feese and I transplanted these Dogwoods from our lot in Woodland Acres in 1993, I believe. Libby and I bought the Crepe Myrtles a few years later. Our Dogwood drive provides color from April through October with the addition of the Crepe Myrtles!"
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Copper the pig is called Pog
 2021-08-08 - Green County, KY - Photo from CU. Kayla Landenberger (Campbellsville University graduate 2013) shared her unique pet with Tierpause Alumni News. She wrote, "This is my pet Juliana Micro Pig named Copper. He is five years old and lives in the house. We call him a "Pog" because he thinks he is part dog and pig. His best friend is our cat Teddy.
"He has been to libraries, nursing homes, schools, and VBS within the county and surrounding counties to do programs. His favorite place is the couch where he takes a nap. He loves his fruit and veggies. He knows how to sit, circle, jump
and to nod yes. He even says "no, no, no" and "momma" when he throws a
tantrum. He resides in Summersville, KY with his big family that loves his so dearly."
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Congratulations Jamison Roberts: 2nd in Mens C Singles
 2021-08-08 - Somerset, KY - Photo courtesy James Roberts. James writes, "I would like to recognize Jamison Roberts for finishing in second place in the Men's C Singles Tennis Tournament organized by the Lake Cumberland Tennis Association in Somerset, Ky. on Saturday. I am very proud of him for his accomplishment and Marsha would be too."
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Crawford-Gatlin advertisement, ca 1931
 2021-08-08 - Adair Co., KY - Photo courtesy JIM. Crawford-Gatlin, Inc. opened in Columbia in late August 1929 in the Russell & Co. building and closed down mid-April 1932. This ad appeared in the August 12, 1931 edition of the Adair County News.
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Kikka is missing
 2021-08-07 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Jennifer Perkins. UPDATE: Kikka is home as of noon Sunday morning. Jennifer writes, "Please be on the lookout for my German Shepherd. She broke loose from her tie out about 8pm on 8/7. There’s been several sightings and despite my efforts, and neighbors efforts, I cannot locate her. She takes two medications daily. Wright Drive, Appen Avenue and Hospital area in Columbia. Please call 270-250-2805 if you have seen her."
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