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Argiope Aurantia: Beautiful Zig Zag web


2011-08-01 - Old Gradyville RD, Gradyville, KY - Photo by Sharon Whitehurst.
Sharon Whitehurst found this garden spider with a cameo zig zag complete, ready to harvest garden pests which might wander into her lair in the sedum. The spider may be one hatched from an egg sac Sharon Whitehurst saved last year.


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Jessaphine Janes Wheeler, Adair Co. native (1928-2011)


2011-07-31 - 200 Campbellsville ST, Columbia, KY - Photo from Grissom-Martin Funeral Home.
Jessaphine Janes Wheeler, Adair Co. native (1928-2011)


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Healing Field, Lawrenceburg, KY


2011-07-31 - Lawrenceburg, KY - Photo by Joe Hare.
Lawrenceburg's Healing Field was created by the American Legion Auxiliary as a tribute to fallen Warriors. It is the nation's only permanent Healing Field. The Healing Field is adjacent to American Legion Post 34 and the Lawrenceburg Fairgrounds at 725 West Broadway Street, Lawrenceburg, KY 40342-1385 one block east on Route 62 (725 W. Broadway) off the 127 by-pass. Lawrenceburg is 10 miles south of I-64 (on Rt.127) from Kentucky's capital city of Frankfort, and 3 miles north of the Blue Grass Parkway (about 22 miles west ofLexington, KY).


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Historic Taylor Co., KY: The local/Coca-Cola/Big Dawg Bldg.


2011-07-31 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo from the collection of Larry Smith.
201 West Main ST, Campbellsville, KY has changed a little, since this old photo was taken, acording to Larry Smith. He'd be sitting behind the window on the right, which says "Taylor County Enquirer." Broadcasting for The Big Dawg, 99.9 FM, today where the Campbellsville newpaper office was located until 1900, when the building was taken over by the Coca-Cola Bottling Co, which made its home there until 1929, according to Smith.


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(Ad) 2007 Kawasaki Vulcan Classic 1500 for sale


2011-07-31 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Dean Froedge.
2007 Kawasaki Vulcan Classic 1500, 5800 miles. Kawasaki windshield and backrest, Mustang Seat, Saddle Bags. Two tone color blue/titanium. Excellent Condition and Garage Kept. $6750 OBO or possible trade for Jeep Wrangler. Call (270) 634-2505, if no answer leave a message. - Dean Froedge


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Don and Fay Bault to celebrate Golden Anniversary


2011-07-31 - Sparksville, KY - Photo by Melissa Franklin.
50th Wedding Anniversary celebration in same church where they were married Don and Faye Bault will be celebrating their 50th Wedding Anniversary on Saturday, August 13, 2011 at 5:30pmCT. The celebration will take place at Antioch United Methodist Church, 8157 Burkesville RD, Columbia, KY, in the Sparksville community of Adair County. in the Fellowship Hall. All relatives and friends are invited to attend. The couple was married at Antioch 50 years ago on August 12, 1961. -Melissa Bault Franklin


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Historic Taylor Co., KY: 1924 Street Fair


2011-07-30 - Main Street, Campbellsville, KY - Photo from Larry Smith Collection.
Larry Smith sends this photo from a Fall 1924 Street Fair in Campbellsville. The photo shows a grand Main Street Scene, with streets filled with mostly stylishly dressed people. Perhaps as much as anything, there's a social progress comment in the sign, a much too racist one by any day's standards, but all too common everywhere in those times in Kentucky. Today, Campbellsville, KY, with its Campbellsville United leadership, is a model for any city in America in harmony and brotherhood. The picture was taken before Larry Smith's time, of course; he says that his other radio station's studio, for the Big Dawg, 99.9 FM, is located to the right of the first tree in the right background. He also reminds folks of how little has changed architecturally. Most of the buildings are still standing in 2011. - Ed Waggener


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