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Miss Teen Revisit Knifley is Beth Cowan


2019-09-09 - Knifley, KY - Photo by Gale Cowan.
Beth Ann Cowan was voted Miss Teen Revisit Knifley at the festival Saturday, September 7, 2019. She is 14 and a freshman at Adair County High School. She is excited to be an Aunt to little miss Baylee!


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Tiniest visitor to the Homeplace on Green River


2019-09-09 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by Tiffany Kessler, columbiamagazine.com.
The tiniest visitor to the Homeplace on Green River had to go to one-month-old baby Oaks. He was joined by big brother River, 2, and parents Paul and Erin Gentry of Marion County. The family, along with grandpa Frankie Mattingly, made the trip to the annual event to enjoy the outdoors and the children's activities.


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2019 Ms Preteen at Revisit Knifley


2019-09-08 - Knifley, KY - Photo by Taylor Grant.
Abby Grace Maulden, right, 10 year old 5th grader at ACES, won the 2019 Ms. Preteen pageant at the Revisit Knifley festival. Abby is the daughter of Taylor & James Maulden.

Abby competed with her best friend Halynn Stargel (left), who placed 3rd. Halynn is the 10 year old daughter of Amber and Jared Stargel, and a 4th Grader at ACES.


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Old Adair County picture has stories to tell


2019-09-08 - Adair County, KY - Photo from family collection.
This keepsake photo is shared by Joyce Coomer from the family collection of the late Rollen and Myrna Loy Coomer of Southern Adair County, KY. She hopes columbiamagazine.com readers may know some of the Adair Countians in their keepsake pictures. A date range could be discovered by looking at the car on the left. Click 'comment' below to share names and place if you know.

Update: Thanks to the dedicated work of local historians, we have the following list:

Concord Church Group, circa 1960s:
Back row, left to right: Elmer Loy, Leslie Turner, ___, Jim Earls, ___, ?Arvist Stotts?, Finis Albert Harvey, Ethel Mitchum Harvey, Vina Stotts, Thelma Smith Spoon, Willie Coomer, Garvin Spoon, Arnold Coomer, Ruth Samuell, ?Ramona Stotts and Trilby Harvey?, ___ Bledsoe, Amon Spoon.

Front row: kneeling, Rev. ___ Dixon?, behind him Ken Page, Bernadine Spoon, Lester Spoon, Tony Loy, Alvin Spoon, Sharilyn Page (in front of Tony and Alvin), Rev. Noah Page, Arlene Spoon partially hidden, ___? (little girl), Rosetta Stotts, Carole Hadley, Geneva Spoon (little girl in front), Alterine Spoon, Rymon Earls, Lena Earls, Robert Harold Hadley, Bobby Joe Turner, Donald Pegg.



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HGR Fall Heritage Festival


2019-09-08 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by Tiffany Kessler, columbiamagazine.com.
Adair County FFA students assisted with barrel and hay rides at the Homeplace on Green River Fall Festival. Bailey Grider and other FFA volunteers proudly wore their Adair County t-shirts. Vendors, exhibitors, music and food made the 2019 Homeplace Fall Heritage Festival, September 7, 2019, a popular place!


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Dr. James Sperry to perform on Tue 10 Sept


2019-09-08 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo courtesy Campbellsville University.
Dr. James Sperry will be returning to play another Noon Organ Recital (his fourth) on Tuesday, September 10, 2019, at 11:20amET/12:20pmET in Ransdell Chapel at CU.

He will be performing works by J. S. Bach, Franklin Ashdown and Charles-Marie Widor. The Ransdell Chapel organ is an 1894 Farrand and Votey Organ enlarged to 51 ranks by Moeller, Pilcher and Milnar Organ Companies.


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Acorns just about ready


2019-09-08 - Central Kentucky - Photo by Pen.
The acorn crop is looking healthy this fall. Acorns are a very important part of the diet of many species of birds, squirrels and even larger animals such as pigs, bears, and deer. In the past, they were also used as food for humans, but the work required to make them edible for people has diminished reliance on them in modern times. Wikipedia has more on acorns as food here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acorn.


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