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Things people need to know: Persimmon seed winter prediction
 2015-10-17 - Metcalfe County Adult Day Care Center - Photo by Innocent Bystander . Geniece Marcum asked Lisa Ann England Hammer to forward this photo from the Metcalfe County Adult Day Care Center "on to the house" (to daughter Jane Todd) so we could write about the persimmon seed winter prediction and share with readers. According to the Farmers Almanac, the shape inside the kernel will tell the type of winter coming. A spoon shaped (or shovel shaped) kernel, which this seed in question happened to be, means lots of heavy, wet snow will be coming our way. - JTM
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Geniece and Debbie and the persimmon seed winter prediction
 2015-10-17 - Metcalfe County Adult Day Care Center, Edmonton, KY - Photo by Innocenter Bystander. Geniece Marcum, left, in her signature yellow jacket, took great delight in getting the chance to inspect the inside of a persimmon seed with her friend Debby Holly at the Metcalfe County Adult Day Care Center this week and predict the winter we are going to have from their findings. She insisted the seed be photographed and says, "People still need to know these things."
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Jason Mardis Aerial Concepts: Sunrise over Columbia, KY
 2015-10-17 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Jason Mardis, Aerial Concepts (c) 270-250-1867 drone photo . I took this photo thius morning of the sunrise over Columbia, KY, seen from the Burkeville Street approach. - JASON MARDIS. Photo Sat 17 Oct 2015
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Scenic Cumberland Co., KY: Houseboat on Dale Hollow Lake
 2015-10-17 - From Dale Hollow Resort Park, 5970 State Park RD, Burkesville, KY. - Photo by Ed Waggener. A scene from the patio, lakeside, at the Dale Hollow Resort Park dining hall on Friday, October 16, 2015. The shoreline showed just a hint of Fall Color, but along the drive to and from Burkesville to the resort vivid golds of hickory leaves and bright red sumac stood out in vivid relief from the motly still green foliage along the way. - EW
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Happy Birthday, Chef Bill of Dale Hollow State Resort Park
 2015-10-16 - Dale Hollow Resort Park, 5970 State Park RD, Burkesville, KY. - Photo by Ed Waggener. Happy birthday 16 Oct 2015, Bill Ware, Columbia - Glens Fork - head chef at Dale Hollow State Resort Park in Burkesville, KY. He is a graduate of Adair County High School and Sullivan University's aclaimed Culinary Institute in Louisville. Learned his birthday is today. When Ruth Hadley, Marketing Manager at Dale Hollow State Resort Park and an Adair Countian & Lindsey Wilson graduate, was told that the food on the buffet was so good it was reminiscent of the days when Dallas Wade and later Earl Cundiff were managers at Lure Lodge, she said there was a reason - and introduced us to Bill Ware, Dale Hollow's "Chef Ware," whose birthday was today. Quite a fabulous cook, at one of the most beautiful places in the Commonwealth. By the way, the price of the lunch buffet is about the cost of a burger, fries, and drink at a fast food - $8.50, at lunch time. The drive from downtown Columbia is about an hour. Took a "Short Cut" home, across Wolf Creek Dam and it was only about 1 hour 45 minutes, including dawdles and a couple of fruitless quests for Big Red Zero. Chef Ware has a real short cut, up KY 704 to KY 768, thence to Short Cut Road in Adair County. Highly recommend his dining room, and wish him happy birthday, today. - EW
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Brown-Forman Silo at Turkey Run Park
 2015-10-16 - Jefferson Co., KY - Photo by Pen. Turkey Run Park opened today in Eastern Jefferson County. The park is along the Louisville Loop, a planned 100-mile stretch of hiking and biking trails around the county. According to the Parklands website, this former dairy farm silo "has been re-capped and outfitted with 109 stairs to become a 60' observatory tower and a destination along the Park Drive, Louisville Loop and a number of nearby trails."
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Historical play 17 & 20 Oct 2015: Lizzie Mears - River of Dreams
 2015-10-16 - Greensburg Community Center, 105 West Court Street, Greensburg, KY - Photo Submitted by Jelaine Harlow; photo by Jenny Kawa. Historical play 17 & 20 Oct 2015: Lizzie Mears - River of Dreams
The historical play "Lizzie Mears – River of Dreams," will be presented in Greensburg the Saturday nights of October 17 and 24. Lizzie operated a massive farm on Pittman Creek during the first half of the 20th century, and was partners in a Columbia saw mill. Columbia native Maude Thomas, her housekeeper for 45 years, is also in the play. The production begins at 6pmCT, both nights in the Greensburg Community Center, 105 West Court Street. Admission is $5, students $2, with proceeds to the Green County Historical Society. Photo-cast: Top left: Randy Davenport, Jerry Cowherd, Louie Lyle, Loyd Curry, Danny Jeffries, John Henderson, Gary Ferguson, Ronald Curry, Playwright Lanny Tucker, Angelina Allcott, Jill Byrne, Rachel Henderson, Mason Stone, Joey Henderson, Katie Henderson and Sue Ferguson.
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