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ACMS Homecoming STLP representatives


2022-01-11 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Deb Waddell, 6th Grade Science, Newspaper and Yearbook Advisor.
Adair County Middle School Homecoming Representatives by Sports and Clubs - STLP: Xavier Rodriguez and Remi Huckaby.


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Kentucky Color: A matter of time


2022-01-11 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge.
A wider view of the old White oak, left to fight a losing battle with erosion.

Paired photo: Kentucky Color: Erosion Control


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Kentucky Color: Erosion Control


2022-01-11 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge.
Well over a hundred years ago, when this ol' White oak was just a young sapling, his roots were underground. I'm sure there were several existing trees that had been holding the soil in this ephemeral channel that have since succumbed to the forces of nature, leaving this tree to fight the erosion battle alone. Now, with many of his roots exposed, it is plain that those same forces of nature are still at play and that there will be just a matter of time before he goes the way of the prior generation. He should be an inspiration to us all!

Paired photo: Kentucky Color: A matter of time


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Concord School, Fairplay, KY, 1909


2022-01-10 - Adair Co., KY - Photo courtesy LaRue Bennett.
In the background of the school group picture is the old log Concord Methodist Church house, 1 1/2 miles south of Fairplay, KY. It was used for our school house from 1909 to the mid-term of the session of 1911. After this, the school moved to a new one room school house 1/2 mile farther south on John Bennett's farm. It was built by our parents and called Walnut Grove School.

Back row L to R:
  • Johnnie Young. Lived 3rd house south of Fairplay.
  • Letha Wheat. 2nd wife of Uncle Charlie Green,
  • Buford Wheat. Sister of Letha Wheat. 2nd wife of Charlie Mitchain,
  • Emma Wheat. Sister of Letha Wheat,
  • Corda Mae Green. Daughter of Bud Green. Moved to Campbellsville about 1911,
  • Rosabell Sparks. Foster daughter of Johnny and Sara Young. Married Ulis Garrett, had 4 children and moved to Harvard, IL about 1920.
  • Ethel White. Moved to Campbellsville 1910.
  • Mattie Durnall. Wife of John Durnall and mother of Frances Durnall in this picture.

Middle row:
  • Lorena White. Sister of Ethel White.
  • Bessie McClister. Daughter of Hershel McClister. Moved to Waco, TX 1911.
  • Nona Loy. Daughter of Callie Loy. moved to Waco, TX 1912.
  • Carrie Green. Sister of Corda Mae Green.
  • Ella Spoon. Daughter of June and Julian Spoon.
  • Marvin McClister. Brother of Bessie McClister.
  • Milton Wheat. Brother of Letha Wheat.
  • Frances Darnell. Son of Mattie Darnell.
  • Joe Frank Loy. Brother of Nona Loy.
  • Claud Green. Brother of Corda Mae Green.
  • Gobel Wheat. Brother of Letha Wheat.

Front row:
  • Conda Green. Brother of Corda Mae Green.
  • Linda Spoon. Sister of Ella Spoon.
  • Gladys Bennett. Daughter of Tom and Florence Bennett. Married Jim Blair in 1921. Three children.
  • Wint Spoon. Brother of Ella Spoon.
  • Earnest Bennett. Brother of Gladys Bennett. 4 years old. Moved to Indianapolis in 1924. Married Dorothy Akin in 1931. Three Boys.
  • Crawford McClister. Brother of Bessie McClister.
Teacher: Miss Minnie Morrison. She boarded with Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Young, who also paid her salary.


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Indians advance in 2A Tournament


2022-01-10 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Doug Campbell.
The ACHS Varsity Boys basketball team (9-4) won the 2A-Section 2 Championship Sunday afternoon with an impressive win over Franklin-Simpson. The win qualifies this team, along with only seven other teams, for the State 2A Tournament. The Indians will travel to Owensboro to take on top five ranked Lexington-Catholic.


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Utility work slows traffic on Jamestown Street


2022-01-10 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Utility work is continuing this sunny Monday morning, January 10, 2022, on Jamestown Street in Columbia - plan for a little extra wait time, or explore short cuts.


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Snowbear created out of Thursday's snow


2022-01-10 - Adair/Metcalfe County, KY - Photo by sculptor Denise Beatty.
Artists Denise Beatty and David Arrington started creating after the Thursday night snow and decided to build a Snowbear. The freezing temperatures allowed their work to stay put so all the final touches could be added. The defining lines are made of mud. Snowbear was located on Hwy 80 on Adair/Metcalfe County line.


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