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El Rancho Hotel newly famous after celebrity visit
 2011-05-30 - 1000 E. Hwy 66 Gallup, NM 87301 - Photo Innocent Bystander. On the surface, this would appear to be a perfectly ordinary, run of the mill motel on old Route 66, but it is newly famous after a celebrity visit by Big Al Owens, the Big Rig Trucker.
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Margaret Sapp Phillips, Adair Co., KY, native (d. May 20, 2011)
 2011-05-29 - 200 Campbellsville ST, Columbia, KY - Photo from Grissom-Martin Funeral Home. Margaret Sapp Phillips, Adair Co., KY, native (d. May 20, 2011)
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The Whitehurst Diaries: A red tomato May 29, 2011
 2011-05-29 - Old Gradyville RD, Gradyville, KY - Photo by Sharon Whitehurst. Only a day or two away from the first ripe tomato! We have about 6 dozen tomato plants out which I raised from seed and they are looking good. The earlier varieties have set tiny green tomatoes. The one pictured is a "Goliath" plant which Jim bought from the Mennonite greenhouse at South Fork. Anyone seen headed toward the garden with a salt shaker will be apprehended. -Sharon Whitehurst
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The lesson in the orange pot
 2011-05-29 - Metcalfe Co., KY - Photo by Teresa Kindred. Oprah and the orange pot:" It's the story of the orange pot. That's right. A big, heavy, ugly orange pot with a lid and black handle. This pot belonged to my great Aunt Lizzie. Aunt Lizzie was a sweet little old lady who had to be one of the bravest women in the world. I know this because she rode in a car with my Uncle Charlie and he was the worst driver in the world. When Aunt Lizzie died and the older relatives were going through her belongings one my aunts gave me something to remember her by....a big orange pot," writes Teresa Kindred. But she says that over the years, it's taught some life lessons, the basis for a high school graduation address she'd give if asked.
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Marble Mountain book cover and author, Bud Willis
 2011-05-29 . Author Bud Willis will be at the Adair Co. Public Library on Wednesday, June 1, 2011 for a book signing from 11:30-2pmCT. Bud Willis, is pictured above with the cover of his latest book, "Marble Mountain," which presents personal accounts of a young man's 1966 combat tour as a Marine helicopter pilot. His wife is the fomer Lee Barnes, a native of Adair Co., KY.
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