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Happy tenth for Tillie, celebrating with mom


2012-03-26 - 105 W. Main Street, Springfield, KY - Photo by Granddad. Miss Matilda Ann Waggener, left with mother Teresa during the celebration of Tillie's 10 month birthday. The photo was taken at Mordecai's on Main Street in Springfield. Also present, but not in the photo, were father Tom Waggener, Shelbyville, KY, and Mema Linda Waggener, Great Mema Geniece Leftwich Marcum, and Granddad, Ed Waggener, Columbia, KY. Such a grown up 10 month old! She's already at a masters' level with the iPad. She's into classical music, favoring the theme song from Shaun the Sheep. She loves international culture, and is expert in Mexican Restaurant stylized suns, and has an Epicurean palate. Her favorite foods are avocados, mangoes, and pears - Pretty much in that order. The photo was taken Sunday, March 25, 2012. (Mordecai's on Main, 105 West Main Street Springfield, KY. is approximately 47 miles, about 1 hour 10 minutes via KY 55. There's now a second Mordecai's location, a little closer to Columbia, in Lebanon, KY)

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Adair Schools Menu: March 26-April 20, 2012


2012-03-26 - Adair County School District, 1204 Greensburg ST, Columbia, KY - Photo By Dayne Feese.

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Dog which looks like Yorkie missing from Cane Valley area


2012-03-25 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Tonya Grant.
Please help us find our dog: Last seen around 5pm yesterday. He's lost from Cane Valley area of Adair County, KY. We are new to the area, so he may have wandered off. He's brown and black, looks like a Yorkie. Please help us get him home. He is very missed! You can call 270-250-2787 and leave a message. - Tonya Grant


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Travel & Entertainment: Hard Rock Cafe, Louisville, KY


2012-03-25 - 424 South 4th Street, Louisville, KY - Photo by Larry Smith.
Wild in the Ville
Before a group of my friends went to the Miranda Lambert concert at Yum Center, we ate at the Hard Rock Cafe. It was great. Louisville was playing in the NCAA Tourney and won; the crowd was wild. It's great to get out of town every now and again... -LARRY SMITH, Operations Manager, The BIG DAWG, 99.9 FM, Campbellsville, KY.


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Name that Flower: Other name of Irish Purple Sinkflower?


2012-03-25 - Plunkrock House - Photo by Ed.
Mrs. Marcum, Linda's Momma, knows the old timey and new names for practically every Kentucky wildflower - but specializes in yellow ones - wants to know what the real names of this one, called in our family by its common name of Irish Purple Sinkflower, is. The plant is a family heritage one, spanning three generations of Marcums. It was a fairly pitiful plant until it came under Mrs. Marcum's nurturing care. Send tips using the Comments button with the photo. - EW. Maury Lewis identifies the plant as Oxalis, or Purple Shamrock


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Scenic Adair Co., KY: Spring in The Holler


2012-03-25 - The Holler, Old Clearsprings Road, Ozark, KY - Photo by Shamarie Claiborne. Treasured for their beauty in The Holler these two flowers, wild dandelion and feral bugleweed, complement each other in this spring scene in the The Holler, where, despite the void - or paucity - of beaver, floral beauty abounds.

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Churches of Adair Co., KY: Glens Fork Christian Church


2012-03-25 - 7298 KY 55 S. Highway, Columbia, KY - Photo by Emily Klingberg.
Perhaps no other community in Adair County has so many churches for its size as the Village of Glens Fork, KY. Emily Klingberg captured this beautiful Thanks for the Morning early Sunday morning, March 25, 2012, two weeks before - but the very essence of - Easter Sunday morning, which is April 8, 2012, next. The photo is now linked to the church's entry in the DIRECTORY of CHURCHES


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