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Three delicious chicken recipes to try

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Carpenter bee breaking down the door

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Tomato diseases are showing up

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Pet of the Week

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Health issues for farmers

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Smarty pants of the past

Elizabeth Barlow (formerly Elizabeth Abell)
- Graduated in 1971 (was the first ever valedictorian at Marion County High School)
- Married after high school and worked at a sewing factory and did secretary work before returning to school.
- Earned a teaching degree from Campbellsville University.
- Earned a master's degree in teaching from Western Kentucky University.
- Worked 29 years at Glasscock Elementary School before retiring two years ago.
- Now she is substitute teaching.

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2014 Summer Feeding Open Sites

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Boots N Saddle Club members participate in horse camp

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Guitars bridge the gap between local teen's death and famous guitarists

By Matt Overing
matthew.overing@uky.edu

Country music singer Vince Gill dedicated a song to Colin Whitfill during a concert in Louisville in March.
Whitfill died Friday, Dec. 6, 2013, in a car crash in Lebanon. The day before, his father, Charles, was at Gill's house making measurements on one of Gill's guitars.
Charles Whitfill makes custom guitars. His guitars have put him in a position to know people like Gill, and through that connection, Gill feels a special bond to Colin's death.

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Calloway judge-executive to lobby for open Kentucky primaries

By Austin Ramsey
Murray Ledger & Times

As this year’s crop of election candidates narrow their focus on November’s general election, one local official still has his sights set on last month’s primary.
Calloway County Judge-Executive Larry Elkins issued a release Friday, May 30, calling on state officials to rethink Kentucky’s method of holding primaries – especially he said, when the costly elections don’t represent the entire electorate.

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