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(AD) TaP's - Pulled Pork Sandwich - get it quick


2013-12-03 - 104 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo TaP\'s photo. TaP's Diner now offers ultra quick service on another item:: When you only have 30 minutes to an hour for lunch, you don't want to wait. TaP's now offers it's BBQ Pork Sandwich with practically no wait at all, in addition to what people have told us is the World's Best Hamburger, Burger Your Way, Our Garden Fresh Salad Bar, and Pinto Beans. Service is Quick on these items, but they still have the best home cooked taste you'll find anywhere. Call ahead for even faster service. TaP's Diner - DOWNTOWN COLUMBIABy the Fountain Plaza, 104 Public Square, Columbia, KY. Phone 270-385-6003. Hours: 6am-7pm Mon-Fri.; 6am-3pmCT Saturday. Closed Sundays. Smoking Permitted. TaP's Diner Menu (2013-10-31 issue)

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Billy Joe Fudge: Some hollies brought on; some are native


2013-12-03 - Powell Creek Headwaters, Adair Co., KY - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge, Retired District Forester, KY State Division of Forestry. Billy Joe Fudge answers reader question: How did Holly trees get here? from reader Charles Marshburn: Some are "brought on" and some are native. American Holly is shade tolerant and can live for decades in the understory where they receive very little direct sunshine. I suspect this little fellow located on the head waters of Powell's Creek just about a mile from Coomer's Trading Post (Downtown Fairplay) is about the same age as the larger hardwood trees surrounding him. - Billy Joe Fudge

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Taft Neal helps transform Downtown for Christmas in Columbia


2013-12-02 - 200 Quadrant, Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Taft Neal, the landscape supervisor for Plant Operations at Lindsey Wilson College, was on hand today running the bucket truck hanging Christmas wreaths on the tallest lamp standars. This one was bound for the front of 210 Public Square, behind him. City Street Superintendent Donnie Rowe said that Lindsey Wilson's contribution to the Christmas in Columbia with just the lift work alone saved the City over $400. The decorations and Christmas lighting on all four streets off the Square and at the Courthouse and Adair Annex was looking to be complete tonight, all in readiness for the season and Christmas in Columbia, Friday-Saturday-Sunday, December 6-7-8, 2013. - CM

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ACES readers/designers: Kayla, Andy & Hannah


2013-12-02 - ACES, 870 Indian DR, Columbia, Ky - Photo by Rachel Bardin. Kayla Shepherd, Andy Willis, and Hannah Womack. Hannah read The Wonderful Wizard of Oz and designed a "Dorothy" cookie. Andy read A Very Scary Valentine's Day and designed a "Shaggy" cookie. Kayla read Barbie: A Fashion Fairytale and designed a "Barbie" cookie. - Rachel Bardin, ACES 4th Grade Teacher

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Case Cowan designs gingerbread Greg


2013-12-02 - ACES, 870 Indian DR, Columbia, Ky - Photo by Rachel Bardin.
Case Cowan, who read Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Third Wheel. Case did an excellent job designing the gingerbread cookie to look like the main character in the book, Greg, and also describing Greg's character traits in the book! Reading is sweet! - Rachel Bardin, 4th Grade Teacher, ACES Paired Picture.


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Will and Mr. Jim: Will thrilled with spotlights on ACPC stage


2013-12-02 - ACPC, 158 Col. Casey Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Jennifer Perkins.

Will Shepherd,- Patty R. Jones, Principal


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Veterans program at ACES: Veterans and art tribute


2013-12-02 - Adair County Elementary School, 870 Indian Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Alice Curry.
Alice Curry caught a great shot of the Veterans
being honored at last Tuesday's Adair County Elementary School Veterans Program. If you look closely, you can see all the wonderful art work and displays around the walls created by students to honor the Veterans. - Shamarie Claiborne, Adair County School District Media Coordinator Paired Picture. See Veterans program at ACES: Reading poem for Veterans Day


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