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Drive-by honors given to ACHS Senior spring sports
2020-05-19 - Columbia - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Horns were honking, cheers and whistles were shared for the senior athletes Monday evening. Storm clouds parted just in time for family, friends and fellow athletes to drive-by the Baseball Field, Softball Field, Tennis Courts, and in front of ACHS for Track and show support of Senior athletes.
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Sunset breaking through the clouds
2020-05-19 - Adair County Public Schools campus, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
The storms moved out and clouds parted just in time for the 7pm Monday evening drive-through recognition of Adair County High School Senior Spring Sports.
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Married in a Buggy
2020-05-18 - Coburg, KY - Photo courtesy Ann Curtis.
Benjamin Henry Heskamp and Myrtie St. Clair Johnson on their Wedding Day, December 18, 1901, Coburg, KY.
Ann writes, "My grandparents were married in a buggy. Parents of David Heskamp on their way to be married by Bro. Dudgeon in Cane Valley. They did not not get out of the buggy for the ceremony."
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Lilly with the subject of her winning essay
2020-05-18 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Jenny Myers.
Lilly Myers, fifth grade student at Adair County Elementary School, is the winner of this year's Adair County AARP Grandparent essay contest. She is the daughter of Chad and Jenny Myers. Her winning entry was about her maternal grandfather, John Ballou, pictured beside her.
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Lesson learned on The Willock Building
2020-05-18 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Larry J. Smith.
The Willock Building, now owned by Alex Montgomery and Dennis Brinley, on Main Street in downtown Campbellsville, was boarded up at one time and again, the city learned a lesson that boarding up windows and letting a building sit is not the answer for the good of the town.
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Lesson learned on the historic Merchant Tower
2020-05-18 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Larry J. Smith.
Merchant Tower in downtown Campbellsville shows how much difference windows can make in a building's appearance. This was among the hard lessons the City of Campbellsville learned about what happens when windows are boarded up and the building is allowed to deteriorate.
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