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Robertsons at Ruth Butler 95th anniversary celebration


2018-03-05 - Old School Cafe, 805 W Stockton Street, Edmonton, KY - Photo by Chris & Bill Lagermann.
Coach Lee Robertson, left, Ruth Butler, and Steve Robertson at the Friday, March 2, 2018 celebration of Ruth Butler's 95th birthday. - Chris Lagermann


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Aubrey Edwards with Tpr. Nick Hale and cruiser


2018-03-05 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Corrine Edwards.
Aubrey Edwards with KSP Tpr. Nick Hale and his cruiser on his visit to her home. For Aubrey, it was the culmination of her best birthday ever. "Aubrey loves our local police force," Corrine Edwards, the author of this story, writes, adding, "We want to thank everyone with a badge for what you do every single day!"


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Aubrey Edwards with Kentucky State Police teddy bear


2018-03-05 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Corrine Edwards.
After Aubrey Edwards was paid a visit at school by KSP Tpr. Chase Willis, she received a home visit by Tpr. Nick Hale, who made the day totally unforgettable by presenting her with a KSP Teddy Bear.


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KSP officer Chase Willis visits Aubrey Edwards at School


2018-03-05 - Columbia, Adair County, KY - Photo by Corinne Edwards.
KSP Troopers made Aubrey Edwards' eighth birthday the best ever by paying a visit to her school, last week. Aubrey loves our local police force. "This has been the best birthday ever," she said. "I love the police, they keep us safe!" - Corinne Edwards


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Red & Green (with a little yellow) colors of Adair in Spring


2018-03-05 - McGaha, Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
When I see red, I used I think of my Dad, E.P. Waggener, who, with no political or athletic association to the color, was partial to it on an aesthetic basis. I remember he would tell me I could have any color Schwinn so long as it was red. "Red is the prettiest color there is," he would say. I think he would have approved of the red themed bridges prevalent in Adair County now. Though I never remember him owning a red truck or car, I think he would have liked this scene very, very much. When we saw the red pickup coming around the corner, we wished for a string of red vehicles, of any kind going up the road toward the Millerfields. - EW


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Sewell House, Waterview, Cumberland County, KY


2018-03-05 - Waterview, Cumberland County, KY - Photo by Chris & Bill Lagermann.
Ruth Sewell Butler and Brother Gene Sewell's family homestead in Waterview, KY.



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Ruth Sewell Butler and brother, Gene Sewell


2018-03-05 - Old School Cafe, 805 W Stockton Street, Edmonton, KY - Photo photos by Chris & Bill Lagermann.
Ruth Sewell Butler and her brother Gene Sewell on Friday, March 2, 2018 as Ruth Sewell Butler celebrated her 95th birthday with a large group of friends and family at the Old School Cafe in Edmonton, KY. - Chris Lagermann


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