Kentucky Living
July 2001
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Summer Sports  It really isn't about who wins or loses, it's about playing the game. Well… almost. And when summer comes to Kentucky, practically everyone, young and old, heads out to their favorite sport, whether it's baseball, basketball, softball, soccer, volleyball, tennis, biking, boating, canoeing, camping, fishing, golf, hiking, swimming, t-ball…
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Rails to Trails Biking Old unused railroad tracks are being turned into useful biking trails. Ride along with us to a yet-to-be-developed six-mile portion of the Cathy Crockett Memorial Trail in Pulaski and McCreary counties
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Survivor's "Kentucky Joe" Rodger Bingham is quite a celebrity, not only in Kentucky but across the nation following his long stint on the popular Survivor II television series. Everyone's proud of him for different reasons, but it always comes back to the fact that he's so darn nice. Hear from Rodger, his friends, and community
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Your Favorite Books |
Events
From the Editor - Serious Fun |
Commonwealths Civil War correction
Oldham County Day
Young Equestrians
Munfordville bicentennial
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Kindred Spirits - Milk Mom |
Cut Your Utility Bills - New efficient clothes dryers |
The Future of Electricity - Where electricity comes from |
On the Road One-tank weekends
Richmond's White Hall
Summer trout
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Kentucky Cooks - Creative picnicking |
At Home in the Garden - Grasses take the heat |
Money Matters - Developing a college budget |
Your Health - Preventing E. coli infection |
The View From Plum Lick - Badge of freedom |