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Storm clouds that brought the weather change overnight
 2019-06-20 - New Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Thunderstorms were predicted for Wednesday evening and just at sunset hour these clouds appeared in the western sky, bringing the front that would change our night to a stormy one.
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Epicurean Kentuckian: Waterfront dining in Frankfort
 2019-06-19 - Frankfort, KY - Photo by Pen. Tucked in behind Paul Sawyier Public Library in downtown Frankfort, the Riverboat Grill offers sandwiches and fried fish with an expansive view of the Kentucky River and the "singing bridge".
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Ad: Family dog missing from Horton Estates, Adair
 2019-06-19 - Adair County, KY - Photo from the family. Our family dog is missing. I would like to ask if anyone has seen him to please give me a call at the Sheriffs Office. He is a Registered yellow Labrador but he is solid white in color. He should have a red shock collar on him with his name on it. He has been part of our family for five years and has been deeply missed for the last 5 days, especially by my youngest boy. He went missing about 2 miles out east 80 from the Horton estates area. He is very friendly and a very sociable dog. If anyone has seen him or finds him I will give a $200 reward for his return to us. Thank you, Josh Brockman and Family
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Jewel Kimbler retiring, come by Library and wish her well
 2019-06-19 - Columbia, KY - Photo from the ACPL website with permission. After 40 years working at the Adair County Public Library, Miss Jewel Kimbler, Inter-Library Loan Librarian, will be retiring! Her smile, kindness, and skill have been tremendous assets down through the years. Please come by 307 Greensburg Street and join us during the next two weeks in wishing her well. We are going to miss her like crazy!!! We love you, Jewel! - Your ACPL coworkers:
Lee Ann Jessee, Library director
Ernestine Bennett, Genealogist
Anita Riddle, Bookmobile Librarian
Aleina Milligan, Children and Young Adult Librarian
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Raining all over the area
 2019-06-18 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. This view of Hwy East 80 between Columbia and Russell Springs shows the road conditions in this rainy week. We should be getting way ahead of the rain needed to make things grow, with rain to spare.
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