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Epicurean Kentuckian: Best steak of the summer
 2017-07-24 - Fortune Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com(c). A center cut of a Darrell Heirloom from the Farmers Market on the Square, Saturday, July 22, 2017 served with gherkin pickle size cukes, and onions from Big Black Dog Farm, brought on spinach just for green. Better than the beef steak served with it, we thought. - LW
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Emmi Foster shares story after being hit in Columbia crosswalk
 2017-07-24 - Columbia KY Post Office - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com.
Thankfully, Emmi Foster survived being hit by a car while crossing Campbellsville Street last fall on the Public Square in Columbia, and is willing to share her story in hopes of helping save other people from being hit in the future. People have been injured over the years. People have been killed on our square. A recent quote from a KY Department of Transportation representative said statistics show only one injury accident on the square in 12 years. She is here to prove the statistics wrong.
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Aubrey Willis with Dad Sean Willis and Grandad Leslie Willis
 2017-07-24 - Portland, Adair County, KY - Photo by Gayle Cowan. Aubrey Willis, the four-year-old who has been diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia and is in chemo treatment, threw out the first pitch at Sunday afternoon's 'Ole Timers' Walker-Wiffle Ball Tournament fundraiser. She stands between her dad, Sean Willis, at left, and her granddad Leslie Willis at right, on the Old Portland Baseball Field. All proceeds raised at the event plus those donated afterward will be used to help Aubrey and her family with medical expenses. Contacts to inquire about how to help are: Jessica Walley 270-634-1923, or Betty Burris 270-805-1152. (Related: Walker-Wiffle Ball fundraiser for little Aubrey Willis, 23 Jul 2017)
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Scenic South Central KY - In the cool, cool, cool of the evening
 2017-07-24 - Along the Mt. Pleasant/Cabin Creek Roads & Turner Trail Route - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com(c). Well, not so cool after all, but the gradients of green and the almost foggy high humidity haze made it seem cooler in the brain than it really was. Photo Sat 22 Jul 2017. - EW
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Leah Hayes and Summer Sebastian entertain at HGR
 2017-07-24 - Homeplace on Green River - Photo by George Kolbenschlag. Music was provided by Leah Hayes who sang and was accompanied by Summer Sebastian on guitar at the Homeplace on Green River Fish Fry and Board Meeting, Thursday, July 21, 2017. Both are from Green County. - George Kolbenschlag
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Guy Babin: Ridgebacks in repose
 2017-07-24 - Gradyville, Paradise, U.S.A. - Photo by Guy Babin (c).
Jake "Too Tall Babin" and his new mail order sister Becky chillin on a hot July Gradyville eve. Jake says there was more tranquillity on Cool Springs Creek before missy showed up... - GUY BABIN
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Community helping Aubrey Willis and her family
 2017-07-23 - Portland, Adair County, KY - Photo by Gayle Cowan. An 'Ole Timers' Walker-Wiffle Ball Tournament is being held at the Old Portland Baseball Field, beside Poor Man's Store, 1100 Portland Road, Columbia, KY this afternoon to help Aubrey Willis and her family with medical expenses. Aubrey was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia in February 2017 and is on a 2 year treatment plan. She is currently undergoing chemotherapy and will begin radiation in December. One hundred percent of all proceeds will go to the family for help with medical expenses. Contacts to inquire about how to help if you can't make it to the event are: Jessica Walley 270-634-1923, or Betty Burris 270-805-1152. - Gayle Cowan
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