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Sanders great granddaughters making KFC museum signage

By: Jennifer K. Perkins

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Two great granddaughters of Corbin’s most famous colonel have a unique connection with the Sanders Café and Museum in Corbin that has nothing to do with their great grandfather birthing his fried chicken recipe there.

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