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Miss Victoria: My first driving lesson
 2018-01-07 - Greater Bliss, Adair County, KY - Photo from Browning Family Archives. I just wanted to share this picture of my first driving lesson on what appears to be an International tractor. My half brother Robert is giving the lesson and my daddy Billy is proudly looking on. This picture was taken about 1960. - Victoria Browning Pike
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Does Dollar General Store at Phil count?
 2018-01-07 - U.S. 127, E of Creston, W of Phil, N of Dunnville, S of Liberty . This photo was taken December 31, 2017, of one of the latest Anthony Janes-built Dollar General Stores, this on at in the western suburbs of Phil, Casey County, KY. Don't know if it counts in Ralph Roy's rules of Dollar General Stores between Columbia and Russell Springs, but it is if one takes a short cut through Liberty. Poet-Traveler-Philosopher Billy Joe Fudge said he has only recently noticed this store, and reminded us that before the DG's can ever supplant the country stores, they will have incorporate a pot-bellied stove and a Liar's Table. OW, they are now seemingly everywhere. - EW
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Sunrise over Columbia, KY
 2018-01-07 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com. This glorious sunrise was quite a gift, added to ten degrees more warmth and freely flowing water -- it was 12 degrees in the 6amCT hour as opposed to two degrees yesterday when the pipes were frozen. Normally we travel to find beautiful pictures, however, this fine sunrise presented itself upon opening the blinds and an immediate picture was called for before it could change. The sunrise peace of this morning is predicted to change into clouds and rain/sleet/snow this evening so please be careful as you go. - LW
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Mike Keltner: NWS warns of wintry mix tonight
 2018-01-07 - from 107 N High Street - Photo from Mike Keltner, NWS graphic. Tonight, Sunday, January 07, 2018, the Louisville NWS advises that a weather system will bring a wintry mix to the region. The wintry mix will continue into Monday morning before temperatures warm up enough to change it to plain rain Monday afternoon. - MIKE KELTNER. Paired Photo
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Stanford has career high 25 points in CU loss to Georgetown
 2018-01-07 - Powell Athletic Center, 203 Tiger Way, Campbellsville, KY - Photo Campbellsville University photo by Brett Pierce. Adam Stanford, above, notched a career-high 25 points for Campbellsville University but its upset bid fell short as the nation's top-ranked Georgetown College escaped with a 97-93 victory to start the Mid-South Conference season. - David Gerhart, CU
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Kentucky Color: Woodford County has golden trifecta
 2018-01-07 - Woodford County, KY - Photo by Libby Fudge. Woodford County has a lot on the ball. Some of the most beautiful horse farms on Earth, Woodford Reserve Distillery and The Kentucky Castle would be the golden trifecta among many man-made and natural wonders. However, I stand amazed that they have yet to discover the virtues of the aerial Bushhog when it comes to roadside woody vegetation management. - Billy Joe Fudge
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