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Cats' No. 1 Fan one of first in Rupp for UK romp past LSU


2011-01-25 - Rupp Arena, Lexington, KY - Photo by Fred Rowe.
The University of Kentucky Wildcats' No. 1 Fan, William Rowe, Columbia, KY, came early Saturday, January 15, 2011, to watch his Cats beat the LSU Tigers. The score, 82-44, is indelibly in his mind. He's back home now, running Rowe Farms while carrying a full load of studies at Sonja Chafin's pre-school at Columbia Baptist Church.


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(Ad.) Great Backyard Bird Count


2011-01-25 . This is the The Great Backyard Bird Count official national logo for 2011, National Audobon Society and Cornell Instititute of Ornithology, Ithaca, NY.The logo for the local Columbia-Adair County participationin the Great Backyard Bird Count is the Adair County Garden Club's "Count Cardinal."

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(Ad) New Jewelry Collection at DeKor & More


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Cramming for grammies in coffee shop


2011-01-24 - Main ST, Shelbyville, KY - Photo by Pen.
All coffee shops pride themselves on being hangouts for intellectuals as well as movers and shakers, world-changing types. Sixth and Main, with Graham and Ev, is such a place. -Granddad


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Lily needs a loving home


2011-01-24 - Columbia, KY .

Lily was rescued from the animal shelter. "Please contact us at: kentuckyfolks@gmail.com as soon as possible, because we have to leave in three weeks to move," Lily's folks write.


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Soxey is available for adoption


2011-01-24 - Columbia, KY .

Soxey, too was dropped off at a Columbia home by some thoughtless, uncaring animal dumpers. He was taken in by folks who love him dearly They're moving to a new job, and can't take Seth along. He's available for adoption. "Please contact us at: kentuckyfolks@gmail.com as soon as possible, because we have to leave in three weeks to move" they write.


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Seth, the assertive kitten, needs loving home


2011-01-24 - Columbia, KY .

Seth was left at a Columbia, KY, home by some thoughtless, uncaring animal dumpers. He was taken in by folks who love him dearly They're moving to a new job, and can't take Seth along. He's available for adoption. "Please contact us at: kentuckyfolks@gmail.com as soon as possible, because we have to leave in three weeks to move," his folks write.


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