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Defend against Chronic Wasting Disease this fall
 2019-10-31 - Frankfort, KY - Photo courtesy Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife. Hunters can help this fall by alerting Kentucky Fish and Wildlife of any sick deer or elk. This can be done by calling 1-800-858-1549 from 8amET to 4:30pmET on weekdays or by emailing info.center@ky.gov. Emailed reports should include your name, phone number and county where the sick deer or elk was observed.
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Scariest trick or treater so far
 2019-10-31 - Shelbyville, KY - Photo by Pen. A fishing spider showed up outside the door just before Halloween. The internet assures that these large, hairy spiders aren't particularly dangerous, but that is a regular-sized brick that he's stretched across, so we'd have to assume he could potentially capture small pets and livestock.
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Epicurean Kentuckian: Chili Cheese Coney
 2019-10-31 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Jessica Murphy. The Halloween special at Betty's is a Chili Cheese Coney served with fries and a drink for only 5.00, and children under 12 get a free hot dog when they swing by today. Jessica writes, "We hope everyone has a great, fun, and safe Halloween!"
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Kentucky Color: Low Hanging Mid-Autumn Clouds
 2019-10-30 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge. Wheeler Hill Pass carried motorists bound for all points South on the Chattanooga Highway up and into low hanging, mid-Autumn clouds on Wednesday morning, October 30th.
Highway 61 climbs more than 400 feet from where it crosses Petitts' Fork of Russell Creek outside of Columbia up into the Highlands. The Highlands are the South Central Kentucky Divide between the Cumberland River and Green River Watersheds and almost always causes variations of temperature and moisture during all seasons of the year.
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Homemakers 2019: thirty-five and forty years awards
 2019-10-30 - Extension Office, Fairground Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. For continuous years of membership through 2019, Linda Taylor received recognition for 40 years, and Alberta Bailey was recognized for 35 years. (Click 'read more' to see the album of photos from the 2019 banquet).
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