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Early Childhood Reading List: Hannah Fowler


2014-03-12 - Shelby County, KY - Photo by Tom Waggener.
Tillie's interest in great literature
leans toward great Adair County books. She was fascinated turning the pages of Janice Holt Giles' Hannah Fowler on a recent car trip. Tillie is the granddaughter of Linda & Ed Waggener of Columbia, and the daughter of Teresa & Tom Waggener. - Granddad, Ed Waggener


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2 Christian Churches group take goodies veterans at Wilmore


2014-03-11 - Thompson-Hood Veterans Center, Wilmore, KY - Photo from Joe Hare. Visiting Veterans Center, Wilmore, KY - Ron Burton-Bethesda Community Fellowship Church, Joe Hare-Shiloh Christian Church, Michelle Ewing-Activities Director Thompson-Hood Veterans Center and Norbert Hall-Shiloh Christian Church, are pictured above with some of the "goodies" delivered to the Center. - Joe Hare

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Snake in his house: Watching the passing parade


2014-03-11 - E. Fortune Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Snake lives in a earth covered arch-style residence., Above kind of cute watching the passing parade out his large front window, in his best Lowly Worm impersonation. - EW. Paired Photo. See also: Wuss Warning: Snake in this photo (only)


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Wuss Warning: Snake in this photo (and following one)


2014-03-11 - Town Creek, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. With the warm weather come bad bugs - and their predators like this relatively harmless garter snake. We just give them ground. Let them earn a living eating things we don't like. Learned today that at one time, some folks co-existed with residential snakes. They called them "house snakes," which would stay in cupboards, closets and other crawly spaces. Not all of them were garter snakes. Green snakes were also house dwellers. We don't plan to try it, but there are recipes for garter snake soup online. Can't get used to that idea, but wouldn't fault another trying it. - EW. Paired Photo. See also: Snake in his house: Very cute. Should not put frighteners on anyone .

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Gradyviile, KY: The Bald and the Beautiful


2014-03-11 - D & F Grocery & Deli, 4731 Edmonton Road, Gradyville, KY - Photo Frances Salyers. The Bald and the Beautiful. The handsome, bald and beautiful lad on the left is Dale Hayes. The handsome, bald and beautiful lad on the right is Perry Reeder, showing off their macho do's at D & F Store in Gradyville, KY. - Frances Salyers

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Geese at the Pines at Lindsey Wilson golf course


2014-03-11 - 275 Country Club Road, Adair County - Photo by Lawrence Hamilton. Lawrence writes, "I spotted this odd fellow with the other geese at the Pines at Lindsey Wilson golf course today."

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Epicurean Kentuckian: Fresh Salad at Harvest Cafe


2014-03-11 - 212 Public Square, Columbia, kY - Photo CM staff photo.
An EK Critique Felt really special when this salad was being made in front of my eyes and I was asked about the mix of greens, cheese, and and what I didn't want - croutons or bacon - and it was delightful - the salad, the fresh brewed unsweetened ice tea and the service. Ambience? How about soft jazz for background music and stunning photographic displays (for sale at very fair prices) by Carrie Peterson. And the view from the back of the store is amazing. Best of all, feeding two Corned Beef Reuben Sandwiches eaters on either side - the tab, with a standard tip was $20.00. Try that in the city. at HARVEST CAFE, formerly Cafe on the Square. Click to Current MENU for call ahead, carryout orders. Hours: Monday through Friday, 10amCT-5pmCT. Closed Saturday & Sunday. 212 Public Square, Downtown Columbia, KY. Non Smoking. Occasional and soft audio. In Walking Distance of Lindsey Wilson College. 270-380-1004



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