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  • Working at home with a distraction named Boo

    Have you ever attempted to work from home? Let me rephrase, have you ever had to work from home with a mischievous 9-year-old Chocolate Labrador trying to get your attention?

    I did a couple of weeks ago when it snowed. At first it was great.

    I threw my hair up in a hair clip, put on my comfy flannel PJ pants, wore my ratty Packers sweatshirt and didn’t even worry about makeup.

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  • Make tasty Cake Pops for your Valentine

    I’m so exciting to be bringing you this recipe! Melissa Vessels, a copy editor/paginator at The News-Enterprise, brought a bunch of these Cake Pops in to work a few days before Christmas and we all just loved them. So I told her I had to have the recipe. It will be perfect for a Valentine’s Day treat (or any other day for that matter).

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  • Sever This Illusion find real success

    A few lineup changes haven’t stopped Sever This Illusion from getting a record deal and producing its first album, which is to be released in February.

    Now comprised of members from Elizabethtown and Louisville, Sever this Illusion originally formed in Louisville in the winter of 2007.

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  • HCP to hold auditions for 'Agnes of God'

    The News-Enterprise

    Auditions for Hardin County Playhouse’s production of “Agnes of God” will be held Monday and Tuesday at Plum Alley Theater in the Historic State Theater complex in Elizabethtown.

    Needed for the play are three women.

    The audtions begin at 6:30 p.m. each night.

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  • Radcliff hip hop artist to release CD

    The News-Enterprise

    “Trilogy,” the first album by Radcliff hip hop artist Cory Smith — who records under the name Young Dibiase — is scheduled to be released Friday.

    Smith, who is part owner of Hooligan Muzik Group, began recording music about 2006. “Trilogy” is his first album.

    Born in Germany, Smith has opened for acts throughout Kentucky, including Rich Boy.

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  • Being part of a dog's life

    It has been a little more than two months since my girlfriend, Rebecca Ricks, and I first got a new addition to our home, a 2-year-old Pomeranian named Tybalt.

    Although he came to us after being abandoned, Tybalt has adjusted so well it seems like he has been here all his life. He never seemed uncomfortable at all.

    Sure, for the first couple of weeks Tybalt was a door dasher. You know: He saw an open door and he dashed for it to run outside. From what we were told, he was abandoned outside, so maybe he was used to running free.

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  • Elise Slaughter's Chicken and Dressing Casserole

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  • The Pac tackles classical literature with 'Peer Gynt'

    “It’s really exciting,” Bart Lovins, director of the Hardin County Schools Performing Arts Center, said of the theater’s first attempt at a non-musical pro-am production.

    First time out they will tackle Henrik Ibsen’s “Peer Gynt.”

    Ibsen is mostly known for deep drama like “A Doll's House,” Lovins said.

    “The things we had to read in high school and college and hated,” he said.

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  • A Dash of Class: I promise to never experiment with hamburger again

    In the column two weeks ago, two ingredients were left without measurements for the White Chocolate Cranberry Cookies. There should be 1/3 c. Splenda and 2/3 c. white chocolate chips.

    My third resolution at the end of 2010 was to try new recipes. My husband reminded me of a funny story that happened when we were first married. We went in with my mom and bought a steer for half the beef cuts. We had a lot of hamburger in the freezer and we got really tired of eating hamburgers, Sloppy Joe’s and tater tot casserole.

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  • A 'thank you' to soldiers, families of Fort Knox

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