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Kim Barnett and Angie Hixson at ACPC


2014-10-14 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Patty Jones. Patty Jones writes, "Kim Barnett and Angie Hixson spent part of their Fall Break synergizing to get Adair County Primary Center looking like the Leader in Me School that we are!"

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Eight Kentucky junior livestock exhibitors receive $500 Scholarship


2014-10-14 - Bardstown, KY - Photo by Kentucky Department of Agriculture's Division of Public Relations. Kentucky Deputy Agriculture Commissioner Steve Kelly awarded $500 scholarships to eight Kentucky junior livestock exhibitors at the 2014 Kentucky Proud Youth Livestock Points Banquet Saturday at the Nelson County Fairgrounds in Bardstown. The recipients and the species they exhibit are, front row from left: Rachel Hinton of Campbellsville, dairy cows; Morgan Thompson of Shelbyville, dairy cows; Kaitlin Vencil of Nicholasville, dairy cows; back: Orry Williams of Elizabethtown, sheep; George Bittel of Owensboro, swine; Corbin Cowles of Rockfield, beef cattle; Deputy Commissioner Kelly; McKalyn Shelton of Paris, beef cattle; and Kelly Smith of Nicholasville, goats. The scholarships will be used to pay for books and tuition for post-secondary education after high school.

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Scenic Kentucky: Next stop, pumpkin patch


2014-10-14 - Shelby County, KY - Photo by Pen. At Gallrein Farms, hay rides leave every 10 minutes or so. The rides are free, which is win-win: nearly everyone comes back with pumpkins to purchase in the farm store.

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Scenic Kentucky: Gallrein Farms, Shelby County


2014-10-14 - Shelby County, KY - Photo by Pen. The parking lot and store at Gallrein Farms were jam-packed this Sunday with folks buying their holiday pumpkins. Gallrein has taken "agri-tourism" to a whole new level, expanding their offerings to include an on-site bakery and daily lunches, in addition to their traditional corn maze, hay rides, and pyramid of hay bales for kids to climb on.

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Remembering Dr. DeSimone: He stood the test of time


2014-10-14 - Greensburg, KY - Photo by Larry Smith, The Big Dawg, 99.9 FM radio.
Dr. DeSimone:
This picture of Dr. DeSimone was taken two years ago at a Jane Todd Crawford Hospital Christmas Party. It's hard to put into words what Dr. DeSimone has meant to South Central Kentucky. He was easily the most respected physician in 100 miles of here. He's a physician who has stood the test of time. He practiced as long as it was physically possible for him to do so - even from his wheelchair. And I remember how incredibly patriotic he was. I was interviewing him on the air soon after 9-1-1. It broke his heart to know that our country had been attack - and he couldn't hold back the tears. He wept, audibly on the air. He was a great man. - Larry Smith, Operations Manager, Shoreline Communications


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A Barn Affair at Turkey Trot Farms - arches


2014-10-14 - Turkey Trot Farms, 1275 Brock-Burris Road, Gradyville, KY - Photo by Judy Duvall.
A rustic arch
with grapevine,and a chandelier stands proud and tall in the midst of a tree grove, just waiting for our new bride and groom to say "I do". - JUDY DUVALL, Turkey Trot Farm.


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Fall Harvest scene at A Barn Affair at Turkey Trot Farms


2014-10-14 - Turkey Trot Farms, 1275 Brock-Burris Road, Gradyville, KY - Photo by Judy Duvall.
Fall Color and Light doesn't get any better
at Columbia's newest tourist magnet, A Barn Affair in Gradyville, KY. It's a place, Judy Duvall says, "Where folks can host a wedding, reunion, anniversary, birthday, or a business event, and it's exquisite," and adds "The new barn has a birdcage chandelier, a shiny embossed scrolled floor, and hand made copper lanterns right out of New Orleans!"


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