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Bill Goodman gives inspirational speech at media luncheon
 2014-03-21 - Campbellsville University - Photo by Larry Smith, The Big Dawg, 99.9 FM radio. Larry Smith, Shoreline Communications Manager, writes: "Bill Goodman gave a motivational speech on the ethic's of broadcast and print media to a crowd estimated at over 150 at Thursday's Media Appreciation Luncheon at Campbellsville University. Goodman is a well known KET personality."
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Proposal for dual credit funding succeeds
 2014-03-21 - 1204 Greensburg Street, Columbia, KY - Photo CM photo. Heather Spoon Energy Career Technology Academy, presented a proposal for funding for 15 selected Adair County High School juniors and seniors to take dual credit courses at Lindsey Wilson College in the 2014-2015. Under the plan, the Adair County Board of Education will pay the tuition of 3 hours at Lindsey Wilson at $60 per college hour. The students will be bussed to Lindsey Wilson. Ms. Spoon will teach one three hour class, Doug Keaton the other. The courses will be part of a new pilot program Energy Career Technology Pathway for Kentucky being developed by Spoon with Dr. John Thompson of the Kentucky Department of Education. Students who take both classes will be able to earn 6 college hours as well as high school credit. Spoon said, after the meeting, that there will be no trouble finding students who will qualify for the opportunity. Her proposal was unanimously adopted, with Chairman Floyd Burton (Div 4), and members Greg Willis (1), Quin Lasley (2), Joseph Payne (4) and Mike Harris (5) voting for the proposal.
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Epicurean Kentuckian: 19 minute hot Tilapia salad supper
 2014-03-21 - Columbia, KY - Photo CM staff photo. Two frozen Tilapia filets were lightly seasoned with sea salt and course black pepper to start the dish in a light EVOO coated skillet and vegetable prep progressed along the way. Dried onion chips were added next, using V-8 as a seasoner/de-glazer, then real fresh white onions, then pre-cut mushrooms, then red and yellow sweet peppers, then white grapes, and finally cashews for this photo. Some fresh mint was chopped and sprinkled on the dish after the picture was taken; mint adds an amazing added flavor, especially when mated with white grapes. It was served with blackeye peas which has gone on stovetop at the start of the meal. Served from the skillet, little clean up was required - about 10 minutes, with clean up to mise en place orderliness. Dish may not work with other fish, but tilapia is very forgiving. One minute critique: Food cost: Guessitimated at $6-$7, including blackeye peas and two or three marinated mushrooms. Wish there had been Arkansas style tomato relish or some Adair County fresh Aunt Ruby's green-when-ripe tomatoes from the Coview Farms, but that won't come until mid summer, even though Saturday, April 5, 2014, will see the opening of the Farmers Market on the Square. (Haven't obtained the information on the Tuesday-Friday Farmers Market at the Adair Extension Office), but the dish above will be twice as good with more locally source ingredients. - EK
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Fire seen March 20, 2014 from Walmart, Columbia, KY
 2014-03-21 - From Columbia, KY Super Walmart - Photo Special to CM. CM has not yet received any details - whether this was a grass or structure fire or controlled burn last night, but the smoke and blaze last evening, Thursday, March 20, 2014, lit up the western sky as seen from Columbia Super Walmart's paaking lot. The light in the foreground is from the Five-Star on Burkesville Road. - CM
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A CU drive to basket in NAIA 1st round
 2014-03-21 - Frankfort Convention Center, 405 Mero Street, Campbellsville, KY - Photo courtesy Creative Services photography. Campbellsville University's Ellen Sholtes drives to the basket against Southern Poly's Sarah Ogoke. Campbellsville University's Women's Basketball team won 84-63. - Creative Services Photography
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Farmers Mkt. on the Square: Getting ready for the 2014 Season
 2014-03-20 - Adair Annex, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Well before the larger gathering arrived Donna Jones, President of the Adair County Garden Club and a Farmers Market on the Square vendor, and Barbara Armitage, President of the Farmers Market on the Square, were preparing for the first of three meetings to prepare for the upcoming second season of the Farmers Market on the Square. The meeting started at 5:30pmCT, Thursday, March 20, 2014, at the Adair Annex, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY.
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