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Epicurean Kentuckian: BBQ Baja Kentucky style
 2017-07-06 - Breeding Country Mart, 14332 Burkesville Road, Breeding, KY - Photo by Innocent Bystander. A BBQ pork shoulder plate at Breeding Country Mart is powerfully good, spicy enough to bring tears of endorphic joy when ordered "hot" as with the plate above. That's two perfectly thick slices of shoulder, enough that many will want to start the meal with a take home box for their next meal or two. The vinegar slaw is an old family recipe, and could only taste better with the addition of the hot sauce, created from an old family recipe from a Dale Hollow lakeside BBQ restaurant. The potato salad serves as a side or as a dessert - it's that good.. The white or "light" bread as a fire extinguisher when a bite is just too potent for even experienced pepperheads. The drink, our reviewer says, is "Mexican Tea," and is served only six days a week. Never on Sunday. It's a rather curious approach to the adult "Tea," served over salted ice with some lemon juice (one has to carry in her/his own lime; that's not a regular house item. The reviewer said simply, "Wow!" - CM. Disclaimer Breeding Country Mart is a regular and valued CM What's Cooking Advertiser.
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Mystery good Samaritans say no special thanks are needed
 2017-07-05 - Photo from the family. Tonight we heard from the family who shared that they were the two women who helped the children at the accident site, Jennifer West and her Mother, Edith Ogle, from Columbia. Jennifer said they were glad to help and don't need any special thanks because, "a lot of other people helped as well." - LW
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July 4th Family Celebration
 2017-07-05 - Photo from family collection. Celebrating the Independence Day holiday together were family members Zack Edwards, Tony and Sharon Crawford Edwards with Greensburg residents Tim and Jamie Edwards Judd and their children Landon and Laynie.
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Adair County Floral Hall is open 5 Jul 2017 till 6:30pmCT
 2017-07-05 - Adair County Extension Office, 409 Fairground Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com photo(c). The Adair County Fair Floral Hall is open until 6:30pmCT, tonight, Wednesday, July 5, 2017. Kelly Bonifer and Tony Rose welcome visitors to come see the prize winning entries, and there's no admission charge. - Linda Waggener
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Flowers: Bright, happy Glads on Liberty Road/KY 206
 2017-07-05 - Liberty Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com photo(c). The only thing to add beauty to the already extraordinary hills and valleys of south central Kentucky is a surprising colorful blossom to make us take a second look. These fiery orange Gladioli, sometimes called a sword lily, were simply "Glads" when I was growing up. And they were pink and they were "Isabelle's Glads," so named by my Grandma Leftwich who called them that because her daughter Caroline Isabelle Sandidge, the teacher, made a fine small garden easily seen from the kitchen table. Isabelle was one of Grandma's nine children who followed her older sister to California, married her sweetheart Welby, a construction worker with a job there. They had two sweet sons, Donald and Welby Jan, but then, tragically, Welby passed away and she came back to live and raise their sons at home in Edmonton. Isabelle made things brighter at the Edmonton Leftwich house in many ways, including her flower garden.
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Track Star Taliyah Hazelwood chosen to compete in Australia
 2017-07-05 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by Calen McKinney, Public Information Officer, Campbellsville Independennt Schools (CIS) . Campbellsville High School track star Taliyah Hazelwood has been chosen to represent her school and country while competing in Australia. She recently completed a very successful season on the CHS track team, culminating with a personal record at the KHSAA state meet.
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'Laws' of Waynesburg akin to those of Earl's Ridge?
 2017-07-05 - 210 Greensburg Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com(c). When veterans and fellow bikers saw this small plaque on the back of Bill Demrow's Motorcycle Hearse, they told the owner, "You knew Joe Gadberry, didn't you." But Demrow told them the truth, he didn't. But he learned that the late favorite son of Earl's Ridge very easily could have said it, and certainly would have approved it being on the hearse which carried him to his final resting place in Breeding, KY. - EW
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