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The taste of home in every bite

THERE’S NOTHING QUITE LIKE walking into your childhood home to find a warm, home-cooked meal waiting on the table. Pulling up a chair to share your favorite dish with family—that’s the kind of comfort that feeds both the body and the soul. It’s a feeling of love in every bite.

Mac and cheese is...


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A favorite perennial crop

STRAWBERRIES ARE A FAVORITE crop in many home gardens, and for good reason. Follow a few guidelines for planting, harvesting and maintenance, and your strawberry vines will reward you year after year.

Because strawberries are perennial, they require a dedicated space in your garden. For 15 dormant c...


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Ruby’s Café and Dairy Bar meets a community need

RUBY’S CAFÉ AND DAIRY BAR is one of two places to eat for miles in rural Greenup County. For owner Maria Grimes, that makes it more than just a restaurant. She sees it as a way to serve her neighbors.

Maria, 25, stresses that running the restaurant is a family effort. Her parent...


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Although there can be humidity-related problems year-round, they’re typically worse during winter in the North and during summer in the South. 

While there is not one ideal indoor humidity level, a target of 40% to 45% relative humidity is usually ideal for personal comfort. Most people can be reasonably comfortable with a relative humidity ranging from 30% to ...


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Be prepared for spring’s fickle weather

WEATHER DISASTERS can occur year-round, but most of the worst storms Kentucky receives come in the spring, so be prepared.

Before a storm hits, make sure your cellphone is charged. Consider purchasing an external phone battery charger. Have a battery-operated radio to stay updated on t...


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