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Mulewagon will be at 2013 Fall Heritage Festival again


2013-08-24 - 5807 New Columbia Road, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by George Kolbenschlag.
Milford Lowe with his mule wagon
will be at the Homeplace on Green River Fall Heritage Festival again this year, Saturday, September 7, 2013. His mule wagon was very popular at last year's festival. The Homeplace festival is a day long family-friendly event that includes rides, trail walks, art and crafts sales, exhibitions, demonstrations and lots of good food. There is no charge for admission to the festival and lots of free things to do at the festival. There is a $1 charge for pony rides, the barrel train, hayrides, face painting and a guided trail walk. There is also a nominal fee for food from food vendors. The annual Fall Heritage Festival at Homeplace on Green River, 5807 New Columbia Road, Campbellsville, KY, will be 8am-4pmCT/9am-5pmET Saturday, September 7, 2013. - George Kolbenschlag


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Cooper: He ain't nothing but a hound dog


2013-08-24 - Sugarfoot Farm Rescue, 860 Sparksville Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Peg Schaeffer.
Meet Cooper - he ain't nothin' but a hound dog.
He's a happy go lucky, easy going guy looking for a friend. He's energetic and loving and will be a great companion. He loves people. He's neutered and up to date on his shots. Come and meet him. You'll love him. Contact Sugarfoot Farm Rescue 270-378-4521 home or 270-634-4675 cell. You won't regret it. - Peg Schaeffer
See CM ANIMALS for other animal for adoption listingss.


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(Ad) Free Samples at the Farmer's Market


2013-08-24 - Adair Annex, 424 Public Square - Photo by Ed Waggener. Melinda Vetter gives visitors free samples of her Luxury Body Products at her booth at the Farmers Market on the Square. On Saturday, August 24, 2013, (8am-12pm noon CT) the samples were small cakes of soap in her left hand, and the bag? That's a "Bath Tea Bag." It's designed to use with bath, without any mess. She's a regular vendor. with a big selection of All-Natural Products: Organic Soy Candles. Hand Crafted Soaps. Luxury Body Products. Artisan Bath & Body, Burkesville, KY. Phone 480-452-3614.

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CM Fashion: Plain Pink is the new rep


2013-08-24 - City Hall, 116 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo By CM Fashion Editor. Setting a high bar for the fashion standard for the Columbia City Council Councillor Dr. Ron Rogers sets the trend, usually very conservatively. On occasion, he goes boldly with the trendsetters, as he did recently with the plain pink instead of a 70s rep tie. Tie was, in Columbia, when one had plenty of competent haberdashers right on the Square, and those of us who didn't understand how to be the well dressed civic leader as Dr. Rogers does, could depend on free fashion coordination as good as any on Savile Row or 4th Street from Delmer Upchurch, Herb Taylor & Reed Stone, Roy Owens & Allen Taylor, Mr. Ruel Wooten, Hugh Abell, and by emulating most educators, doctors and lawyers, and Belknap salesmen, or, back in the day, being outfitted by bespoke tailors, wearing the wonderful work of the Bradshaw Bros, Tailors from the Montpelier area. Now, that fashion advice is found around here mostly on the Internet or by emulating a very few like Dr. Rogers. - The CM FE

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Ready for the Mark Twain today - Jax Kemp, Travis Hale


2013-08-24 - ACHS Football Stadium, 623 Indian Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Shamarie Claiborne, Adair Co. School District photo. Travis Hale, right and Jax Kemp left and the entire ADAIR drumline want to take this last opportunity make sure you don't miss out on the premier performance of the ADAIR 2013 Show entitled "Walk this Way"! ADAIR takes the field after 15 others band and will be followed by the Lindsey Wilson College Marching Band, so come on out to the Mark Twain Marching Exhibition today! It gets underway at 3:15pmCT, at the Adair County High School Football Stadium, 623 Indian Drive, Columbia, KY. Jax is the son of Jennifer (Bryant) & Josh Kemp. Travis is the son of Carolyn and Anthony Hale. Thanks, Columbia/Adair County for the huge welcome you're giving the 17 visiting High Schools and for showing our best Adair County hospitality. As a bonus for local citizens, today's a good day to come out and see the transformation of our beautiful campus. We're already busting with pride with the new look. - Sharmarie Claiborne. Clicking ReadMore accesses story with lineup. ADAIR and Lindsey Wilson perform last this evening.

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Nathan Ballou: At FM2 and has already made first sale


2013-08-24 - Adair Annex Parking Lot, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Barbara Armitage. Entrepreship 101 Nathan Ballou, the great-grandson of legendary Adair County Farmer Estil Ballou, has already sold 10 pumpkins this morning - before 7amCT and the Farmers Market on the Square is officially open 8am-12pm noon CT today. He's got a great selection, for decorative purposes, for pie making or to eat as a vegetable. Besides tending the store, Nathan is looking after "Pa" Phelps, his grandfather, Richard Phelps. The Farmers Market on the Square is so proud of this young entrepreneur, and hope others will follow his lead. Youth 16 and under get spaces free, on a first come, first come basis, of course. - Barbara Armitage, Market Coordinator, 270-250-2129.

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(Ad) Farmers Market on the Square: Purple Peppers today


2013-08-24 - Adair Annex, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo CM staff.
You don't have to be Peter Piper to get pick a peck of Purple Peppers, the folks at Tucker's Station Farms, have done it for you. The peppers taste the same as other bell peppers, they just add a splash of color to plates - and that seems more important for home cooks today - and, if you follow the list in CM's What's Cooking, more and more Adair County restaurants are using color in innovative ways to make plate presentations more appetizing. We've heard more healthy, too. Maybe that's why "steamed" is the new trend in the lunch/dinner veggies lists.The Farmers Market on the Square, in the Adair Annex, 424 Public Square Annex, Columbia, KY, parking lot, is open today from 8am-12pmCT TODAY and each Saturday in the growing season. And yes, "It's on your way to everywhere," especially to the Mark Twain today! And thanks, restaurant owners, for featuring local foods on your menus. - From Farmers Market on the Square


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