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Honoring Mary Evelyn and Nancy in Adair Homemakers
 2019-11-03 - Extension Office, Fairground Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Honoring their family members who were leaders in the Adair County Homemakers Association were, from left: Marsha, Richard Lee and Marilyn Walker Craycroft remembering Mary Evelyn Walker; and Jane Cobb Overmyer there to honor her mother Nancy Cobb, and her husband Thad. Seventy years of work and dedication by the Adair County Extension Homemakers organization were celebrated at the annual banquet October 24, 2019 at the extension office, 409 Fairgrounds Street, Columbia, KY. An album of photos sharing moments from this 70th year celebration is posted with the story. Click here for a look back.
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UFO: Unidentified Flying Object
 2019-11-03 - Shelbyville, KY - Photo by Pen. An interesting looking fly or midge spotted along the shores of Lake Shelby, with super long anetennae. Insectologists are encouraged to send help with an identification.
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Farm report: Enjoying Halloween treats
 2019-11-02 - Bliss, KY - Photo by Victoria Pike of Miss Vicky\'s Pampered Angus Ranch. "Human girls and boys aren’t the only ones who can enjoy a Halloween treat. These are the weaned bunch who moved to the northern Pampered Angus Ranch Farm this week. I know I had several worried since all the girls at the northern branch went on to their forever homes this summer. Not to worry, we are still in the farming community of Greater Bliss with no plans to change that any time soon despite what you might hear. So, hope it was a Happy Halloween from us all at the Pampered Angus Ranch located in Greater Bliss, KY, looking on to the bright lights of New Columbia. Miss Vicky, spread boss, as Ed would say." - VP
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The difference a windy fall day makes
 2019-11-02 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. The photos were both made at the corner of South Reed and Guardian Streets in Columbia - one day apart. The beautiful yellow tree at left was pictured as the winds whipped up on Halloween day. The bare limbs of that same tree are pictured at right a day later after the weather settled down and its leaves butter the ground underneath.
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