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McKinley grandkids enjoy Wolf River
 2019-06-23 - Pell Mell, TN - Photo by Mitch McKinley. Mitch and Donna McKinley had their grandkids from Texas for a visit. They enjoyed a day trip to Sergeant Alvin C. York State Park in Pell Mell, TN. Had to call them twice to come eat lunch as they were having so much fun playing in Wolf River. From left: Lori Skains, Sara and Hannah McKinley and Cory Skains.
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The beauty of Campbellsville's Main Street
 2019-06-23 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Larry J. Smith, General Manager, The Big Dawg, FM 99.9 radio. Larry sends this lovely shot of Main Street in his capacity as Pride Coordinator for the City of Campbellsville.
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Sunday evening storm coming in from the west
 2019-06-23 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Skies quickly turned from mostly sunny to dark as thunderstorms rolled in from Metcalfe County to the west and south a little after 4pmCT Sunday. Heavy rains came with thunder and lightening and rain is supposed to stay with us through the night.
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Grandpa’s Whiskers offered in flower trade
 2019-06-23 - Columbia - Photo by Mitzi Bault. I would love to trade my Grandpa’s Whiskers, Spider plants. People call them different names. Mine are pink and a little purple. Will trade for different colors. Just click 'comment' below to reply. - Mitzi
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Epicurean Kentuckian: Picnic Lunch
 2019-06-23 - Ashland, KY - Photo by Amy. A hot dog with sauce*, mustard and onions with Snyder (of Berlin) Potato Chips on the side, at a family appreciation event at the AK Steel plant in Ashland.
*Translation: chilidog.
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Shanti Niketan Hospice Home
 2019-06-23 - Glasgow, KY - Photo courtesy T. J. Regional Health. An artist's rendering of the planned Shanti Niketan Hospice Home. The T. J. Community Mission Foundation has received a $2 Million USDA Rural Economic Development Loan (REDLG) through Farmers RECC to aid in construction of the Hospice Home.
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