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Epicurean Kentuckian: Deviled Eggs


2016-11-20 - Photo by Pen. We found ourselves overstocked with eggs, and Amy offered to make some deviled eggs. Even though she doesn't like them herself, she mastered the family recipe years ago to help out with Thanksgiving dinners. When posed with the question "how many should I make," I said with no hesitation, "All of them!" She balked, until I asked, "have you ever thrown away a deviled egg?" She could remember only a single deviled egg ever going to waste, and that maybe under extenuating circumstances, like a power outage or the Iran Hostage Crisis.

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Eunice Church of God brings Sun OCC final count to 3,399!


2016-11-20 - Wheet Fellowship Hall, 1200 Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Mark Fudge, County Chair, Operation Christmas Child.
The final drop off on Sunday afternoon, November 20, 2016, was delivered by the Eunice Church of God. Delivering OCC boxes were Larry Payne and Michael G Payne, above. After their drop off the total number of OCC boxes in Adair County currently stands at 3399. The relay center will be open at the Wheet Fellowship Hall from 9am-11amCT, Monday morning, November 21, 2016.. This will be the last time individuals and organizations will be able to drop off OCC boxes this year. - Mark Fudge


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Columbia Christian Church puts Adair OCC over 3,000


2016-11-20 - Wheet Fellowship Hall, 1200 Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Mark Fudge, County Chair, Operation Christmas Child.
The Columbia Christian Church has put the Adair County OCC total over 3000 for the second year in a row. Pictured with the boxes from Columbia Christian Church and the boxes from Intrepid Home Health are Sallie Ballou, Lilly Myers, Nathan Ballou, and Hunter Ballou. The new total at 2:45pmCT is 3307 boxes which is a new record total for Adair County.


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Daryl & Connie Kemp first at Adair OCC drop off Sun 20 Nov 2016


2016-11-20 - Wheet Fellowship Hall, 1200 Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Mark Fudge, County Chair, Operation Christmas Child.
Daryl and Connie Kemp were the first individuals to drop off OCC boxes Sunday afternoon at the relay center. They were delivering boxes that had been prepared by the Bloomington Chapel Ladies Mission. - Mark Fudge


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Lost little tri-color hound shows up on porch in Breeding, KY


2016-11-20 - Breeding, KY - Photo Janet.
This little hound was on our front porch in Breeding, KY, Sunday morning, November 20, 2016, I'm sure he's missing his family. Owners can call 270-634-5190. - Janet
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CES students named Leaders of the Month - Nov. 2016


2016-11-20 - Campbellsville Elementary School, 315 Roberts Road (campus), Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Calen McKinney, Public Information Officer, Campbellsville Independent Schools (CIS).
Campbellsville Elementary School recently named its Leaders of the Month for the month of November. Students chosen were selected because they excel at the second of the Seven Habits of Highly Effective People, which is beginning with the end in mind. The students will be honored at a luncheon on Wednesday, November 30, 2016, with local community leaders. Students who were named Leaders of the Month include kindergarteners Kasen Smith, Zoe Weddle, Quincy Travis, Briley Sapp and Justice Nelson; first-graders Summer Daniels, Nadia Taylor, Zach Hak, Ammarissa Nunez and Kenady Gabehart; second-graders Evelyn Stancill, Yazlyn Sutton, Stephen Green, Camren Skaggs and Lanigan Price; and third-graders Aidan Phillips, Alyssa Knezevic, Easton Williams, Christian Hart and Landon Tucker. From left, front, above are first-grader Zach Hak, kindergarteners Justice Nelson and Kasen Smith and first-grader Ammarissa Nunez. Second row, first-grader Summer Daniels, kindergarteners Zoe Weddle and Quincy Travis, first-grader Kenady Gabehart and second-grader Camren Skaggs. Third row, second-graders Stephen Green and Lanigan Price, third-grader Landon Tucker and second-grader Yazlyn Sutton. Back, third-graders Christian Hart, Easton Williams, Alyssa Knexevic and Aidan Phillips. Absent from the photo are first-grader Nadia Taylor and second-grader Evelyn Stancill.



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Fall Color: Sunlit weed seeds, on Corps of Engineers land


2016-11-20 - Green River Lake area, Old Neatsville/Pellyton area - Photo by Robert Ellis (c).
Cottony white seeds, one illuminated by ray of sunshine in Green River Lake area near site of Old Neatsville/Pellyton area. - - Robert Ellis Album


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