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Feese monument amount nearly all collected
 2020-03-25 - Columbia - Photo from the Feese family.
Prudence Hutchison Westholm is happy to send word that the family only needs $177 to completely pay for the monument to their ancestors.
She sends her thanks to all Feese descendants who have donated to help pay for the Samuel and Malinda Feese monument.
Any additional funds received that might put the total over the goal will be donated to the Columbia City Cemetery Maintenance Fund. Send communications to: William R Feese, 2109 Greensburg Rd., Columbia, KY 42728.
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A bit of sky therapy from Dividing Ridge
 2020-03-25 - Adair/Cumberland/Metcalfe Counties, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. The look up, up, up to the top of the old Breeding, KY Renox Fire Tower ended in beautiful blue sky and puffy clouds last week. Weather reports say maybe that will return today with partial clearing from the recent days of rain. It will be welcomed. The tower is no longer in use by the Kentucky Division of Forestry. It's located directly over the intersection where Adair, Cumberland and Metcalfe Counties meet. Some say you can see from Burkesville to Edmonton to Sparksville from the Dividing Ridge Road tower.
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Signs of Spring: Flowering Quince
 2020-03-25 - Shelbyville, KY - Photo by Pen. By late March, this flowering quince has added dramatic red blossoms to the greens and purples already on display. The tiny white flowers are hairy bittercress, which is either an invasive, prolific menace to lawns and sidewalks, or a nutritious, bitter herb that can provide a peppery addition to salads, depending on who you ask.
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Daffodil Watch 2020: doubles
 2020-03-24 - Almost to Russell County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. These Daffodils high on the hill are of the old fashioned double kind where the yellow petals just seem to explode from the stem.
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Jim Blair Park closed, Miller Park, Campbellsville closed
 2020-03-24 - Columbia - Photo from PVA Landon Edwards. Just as improvements have been being made at the Jim Blair Park and Recreation Center in Columbia, it has had to be closed due to the spread of the Coronavirus. Miller Park in Campbellsville has also been closed.
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Thank you for the donation to the animal shelter
 2020-03-24 - Columbia - Photo from GRAS. Green River Animal Shelter would like to give a huge thank you to the Adair County Animal Hospital for their much needed donations of canned food, treats, flea meds and parvo tests. we always need donations. Thank you so much Mattie and friend for bringing it to us. - Tammy Campbell, Director, Green River Animal shelter
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