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WICHE: Bumper crops of peppers, squash are no sure thin

You know all the jokes about people having bumper crops of summer squash? Squash shows up in people’s cars or in public spaces because there is so much that the gardener can’t even give it away.
Well, some years are better then others, and this year I don’t seem to have an over abundance.

This year the squash vine borer and blossom end rot dominate. Last year it was squash bugs and mildew.

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CUB: Lawsuit is 'without merit'

Officials of Citizens Union Bank issued a statement Thursday that said the lawsuit filed against them last week by former CEO Billie Wade was “without merit.”

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Shelbyville Police Reports Aug. 20, 2010

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EARLIER: CUB names interim CEO, cuts jobs

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EARLIER: Barker, Solomon named to lead CUB’s board

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Shelbyville Police Reports Aug. 25, 2010

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EARLIER: Wade files suit against CUB

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Nelson County spoils Rockets opener, 54-27

A polished Nelson County High School football team rambled for eight touchdowns Friday night, including two on punt returns from slashing runner Quentin Brooks, to spoil the season opener of a game, but inexperienced, Shelby County squad, 54-27, at Robert Doyle Stadium.

Brooks, who finished with 267 all-purpose yards (113 rushing, 154 on returns), joined quarterback Daniel Mudd by scoring three touchdowns apiece for the Cardinals (1-0), who feature 26 seniors. Blake Martin added 118 yards rushing as Nelson County rolled up 385 yards on the ground.

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Football season begins this weekend

When the Rockets and Collins football teams take the field this Friday and Saturday, respectively, they’ll each be trying to set foster an identity in their first games in a two-school county.

They both, of course, want to start with Ws, but its more than that. There’s a lot of excitement and expectations surrounding both teams.

“We want to set the tone, not only for our football team, but our school as well,” Rocket Coach Todd Shipley said.

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EARLIER: 'Levisa's Fury' is a Shelby original

Katie Hisle of Shelbyville has been cast in the leading role of Bluegirl in upcoming performances of Levisa’s Fury, a play written by her grandfather, Mike Smith of Shelbyville.

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