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Afternoon break-time at Clifty Creek Kikos


2014-11-29 - Clifty Creek Kikos - Photo by Donna Rieder.
Afternoon break-time for the cave goats at Clifty Creek Kikos. Donna Rieder


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Becky Moseley Bragg assisting at Grimsley's Grand Opening


2014-11-28 - 108 E Public Square, Glasgow, KY - Photo by Holly Grimsley.
Becky (Moseley) Bragg,well known to Adair Countians as well as folks in the Glasgow area, is assisting with the Grand Opening of Charles & Holly Grimsley's second store today, She's the daughter of Rev. Doug and Betty Jean Moseley, formerly of Adair County, and is a member of ACHS Class of '76. She's recently retired after a career in teaching in Warren County, KY.


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One day or less Mystery Photo: Identify his group


2014-11-28 - Adair County, KY - Photo from John Campbell.
The Quiz asked yesterday morning: *No, this is not the 'Culhanes' from the Hee Haw television program. This is a family from around 1968 in Adair County around Thanksgiving and Christmas time. Though they live in several different areas of the state of Kentucky now, they did meet at their mother's house for Thanksgiving yesterday. Do you happen to know any of these in the picture? (identification of the baby dolls are not required) - JOHN CAMPBELL.

It is no mystery at all if you happen to know the right people, or happen to be a Carter. From left: Danny Piercy, Janet Wilkerson, holding David Piercy; Richard Piercy, Shirley Campbell, and Linda Gillespie holding Nancy Cravens. These are the children of Grace Piercy and the late Avery Piercy. Grace is my father, Stanley Carter's sister. Darrell, Tammy and I shared lots of good times with our first cousins on Taylor Ford Road. Thanks for sharing the photo! - Katie Carter Campbell

*For editor's purpose: those in the photographs are from left - the children of the late Avery H. Piercy and Nina Grace Carter Piercy (still living and doing well). Danny, Janet, David (in her lap), Richard, Shirley, Linda, and Nancy. - JOHN CAMPBELL.


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Beautiul Sunrise, Breeding, Adair Co., KY 28 Nov 2014,


2014-11-28 - Breeding, Adair County, KY - Photo Christine Wooten.
I just thought this was too beautiful this morning to pass up taking a photo. Thought your magazine readers might enjoy. - Christine Wooten Photo was taken in the Breeding, KY, area on KY 61, 28 Nov 2014.


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KY Afield Outdoors: Conservation Camp can be a Christmas Gift


2014-11-28 - Camp Webb, 1486 Camp Webb Road, Grayson, KY - Photo by Lee McClellan.
Jessie Nelson, conservation educator for the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources, shows a camper proper usage of a .22 rifle at Kentucky Fish and Wildlife's Camp Webb on Grayson Lake. Sending a child to a Kentucky Fish and Wildlife conservation camp is one of many holiday gifts for the outdoors enthusiast.


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Epicurean Kentuckian: Cheesecake - a little bit goes a long way


2014-11-28 - EK Kitchen - Photo (c) ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Take-home cheesecake goes a long way and can be played with many themes. The only must at this house: A mug of hot coffee. This sliver has chocolate syrup drizzle and is sprinkle with instant coffee - a poor man's mocha. Steve Chundy at Columbia's Harvest Cafe bakes as good a homemade cheesecake as can be found anywhere, and customizes it to taste with chocolate, raspberry and strawberry trimmed with whip cream. A very indulgent confection. - EK


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New Grimsley's Jewelry/Glasgow giving away charging stations


2014-11-28 - 108 E Public Square Glasgow - Photo by Holly Grimsley.
For the Grand Opening of their second store, another Grimsley's Jewelry, this one at 108 E Public Square, Charles and Holly Grimsley are giving away up to 100 charging stations like the one above, which handles up to five devices, to each of the first 100 customers at their Grand Opening this morning, Friday, November 28, 2014 and tomorrow, Saturday, November 29, 2014. The store's hours are 9am-5:30pmCT, Tuesdays through Saturdays. They are closed Sundays & Mondays. Holly Grimsley will be manager of the store. The first Grimsley Jewelry, at 102 Public Square, Columbia, KY. Both stores specialize in Fossil watches, repairs and service, a full line of jewelry, buy scrap gold and silver. The Glasgow store features a wide array of UK items. The Columbia Store features locally published books.


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