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(Ad) Two Special Dinners for $20 - with appetizer bonus


2011-09-03 - 104 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Pablos Mexican Grill.
Labor Day Weekend Special I want to make an especial price to let more of the customers at Pablo's Mexican Grill, 104 Public Square, Columbia, KY, enjoy our finest meals. Labor Day weekend, we're featuring two plates of your choosing, even Steaks or Trout for just $20! and a share appetizer comes with it. Those who try our Steaks say they are as good as any steak house serves, and we serve them to order.. Out new grilled trout is wonderful, and if you haven't tried it with pecans, you are in for a wonderful treat. We're alway experimenting. One of the sides is Avocado Salad, with diced avocado, some pico de gallo, and lettuce. Of course, at these prices, the special is not good with any other discount or coupon. Good Sunday, September 4, and Labor Day, Monday, September 5, 2011.- Antonio Aquino


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Three Adair Countians attend 2011 KY Sheriff's Ranch Camp


2011-09-03 - 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Shirley Moss.
Adair Countians Nicholas Magliano, Colyn Curry, and Junior Flores attended the Kentucky Sheriff's Ranch Camp June 19-29, 2011. With them, above, in Columbia, KY, at right, is Sheriff Harrison Moss. - Shirley Moss


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Friday nights have been all Red, White, and Blue!


2011-09-03 - 623 Indian DR, Columbia, KY - Photo by Doyle Llloyd.
Friday nights are now owned by the Adair County Indians, off to the hottest start in several years. The Indians are now 2-1 on the season, and have outscored all opponents by 91-78. After losing their season opener, they are hoping to extend their win streak on the road, at Breckinridge Co. High School in Harned, Friday night September 9, 2011, at 7pmCT. Identifiable in the photo, above, from left, the two Codys, both juniors: Cody Antone (50) and Cody Turner (66). Seen in the ColumbiaMagazine group on Flickr.


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Brandi Sullivan, senior at UL Medical School, honored


2011-09-03 - Louisville, KY - Photo by Brenda Mann.
Presenting Brandi Sullivan, right with the Gold Humanism Honor Society Certificate is Toni M. Ganzel, M.D., M.B.A. Senior Associate Dean for Students and Academic Affairs at the University of Louisville School of Medicine. Brandi is a senior at the University of Louisville Medical School. - Brenda Mann


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Epicurean Kentuckian: Great hotdogs from Soccer Stand


2011-09-03 - 151 Holloway DR, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
James Perrin served up some fine food at the soccer concession trailer at the Walter S. Reuling Soccer Stadium Saturday afternoon, enjoying, himself, an occassional break to watch the Blue Raiders roll up an early 3-0 lead. Perrin is a senior this year, and was working the concession stand along with other stars of other sports at LW. He himself rolls for the Lindsey Wilson Bowling Team, which, he said, will be going NAIA next year. Coming from the quaint little northern Kentucky town of Covington, he said that there was a bit of culture shock during his first two years, but he's now adjusted to the urbanity and the international cultural diversity, the cosmopolitan atmosphere of Columbia and Lindsey Wilson. The Blue Raider Bowling teams' home is Laker Lanes in Russell Springs, KY. The hotdogs are quite good, especially with a cold soda on a swleltering day like Saturday. The Blue Raiders won, 3-0.


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Sideline color man for LWC Soccer: Greg Tabor


2011-09-03 - 151 Holloway DR, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Greg Tabor, a former Chicagoan who's fully settled in on Russell Road in Ozark, and is now a four-year veteran of Lindsey Food Service. offers sideline color comments for newby Blue Raider Soccer fans, with the opinion that Lindsey Wilson had iced the game with Mid-Continent University when the score was 3-0 in favor of the home team, the eventual outcome of the game. Noting the international diversity of its student body, Tabor said, "Working here is like traveling the world without ever leaving home."


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Day Lilies: Destiny to See


2011-09-02 - Tabor Community, Adair Co., KY - Photo by Sheila Owens.
This day lily is Destiny to See. It's in my mother's, Betty Coomer's garden in the Tabor Community of Adair County. She has 39 varieties in all of day lilies. - Sheila Owens


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