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John Bryant holds the book that his restaurant, “Hot Diggity Dog,” is featured, while Christina Parker (Background) provides excellent service for customers.
Local vendor featured in book
Local eatery Hot Diggity Dog and its owner John Bryant earned a place among 100 other of Kentucky’s finest restaurants in the book Eating Your Way Across Kentucky: 101 Must Places to Eat, by Gary P...
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Chicken and stuffing make for stuffed reporters
OK, Thanksgiving has come and gone. Leftovers have been depleted, and the memory of spending the day cooking is filling you with dread for a Christmas repeat. The Cadiz Record News Staff (Hawkin...
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Bond rejuvenated
“Casino Royale” *** (out of four) I have been a fan of Daniel Craig since 2002’s “Road to Perdition.” In that film, Craig played the son of an Irish mob boss (Paul Newman) who craved his father’s ...
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Reporter Hawkins Teague ventured out on the day after Thanksgiving to follow Carolyn Bland, daughter Beth Taylor and her daughter Mallory, sister Brenda Ledford, Brenda’s daughters Carla Choate and Kelli Hooks and their cousin, Mary Pfeufer. Teague caught up with the shoppers around 7 a.m., who had headed out for their trip almost four hours earlier. During the day the shoppers found long lines...
Shop 'til you drop
On the day after Thanksgiving, millions of Americans head to malls and other retail outlets to try to get the best deals on Christmas gifts. The day is known as Black Friday because a huge of porti...
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Christmas decorations donated for fire victims
Thanks to the donations of many Trigg County residents, the families who lost their homes to the August fire at Barkley Manor apartments should have no trouble decorating their new homes for Christ...
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William Turner enjoys his last release on Hopkinsville in Eldora’s Books. His next book, co-authored with LaDonna Anderson should be released December 4. Anderson and Turner will be available for a signing at Eldora’s on December 9 from 2-4 P.M.
Book signing on December 9
Eldora’s Bookstore in Downtown Cadiz plans to host a book signing by LaDonna Anderson and William Turner for a new book presenting a pictorial history about Cerulean and Western Kentucky Mineral Sp...
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A few hours for marinara sauce yields a feast
Journalists don’t exactly work nine-to-five jobs. We cover meetings and events before and after hours. When I do find a little time off, I use it to cook something that could last a few days. Rec...
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Primary students learn about Native American culture
For two days last week, Trigg County Primary School held Native American Day on the lawn beside the building. The most elaborate thing on the lawn was the full-sized teepee that Denny Mize put up. ...
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The Roloffs: Little People, Big World
Popular television show has Trigg County connection
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“Borat” offers outsider’s look at people’s bad sides
Hawk’s Eye View
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