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Revival 21-25 Feb 2018 at Living by Faith Church


2018-02-19 - Living by Faith Church, 3041 Edmonton Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Sunday, 18 Feb 2018, there was a revival sized crowd for regular Sunday Worship at Living by Faith Church, seen here approaching the churches beautiful campus from W KY 80/Edmonton Road, Columbia, KY. Revival gets underway with a different evangelist each evening at 6:30pmCT nightly. The complete schedule can be accessed by clicking "Read More." - EW


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Faith Long recognized as ACMS celebrates 8th Grade Volleyball


2018-02-19 - ACMS - Adair County Middle School - 322 Gen John Adair Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Debra Waddell, 6th Grade Science Yearbook and Newspaper Advisor, ACEA Vice President.
Faith Long (No. 12) flanked above by parents Ruth & Steve Long, is pictured with Coaches Julie Spinks and Jamie Bailey, far right. Faith was honored last week as ACMS celebrated its 8th Grade Volleyball players. We are very proud of these young ladies on and off the court. We honor their hard work, dedication and exceptional representation of Adair County Middle School. Kudos to Assistant Coach Julie Spinks and Head Coach Jamie Bailey for coaching this team with class and integrity! - Debra Waddell


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Defender dog, Classic Collie, firm, but polite, guards home


2018-02-19 - Greater Gradyville, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
One of the most beautiful dogs we've met defended its territory along a public road with the feel of a private passage in Adair County. It was firm, but polite, and it reminded us that had Geniece been along, she would have been better able to talk to the dog and calm it and make a lifetime friend. In earlier days, it seems, this breed was the most desired family pet, but today, they are a bit less popular. This dog is a reminder of Tippy, who once resided at my family's home on Jamestown Hill. - EW


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Kiara Collins recognized as ACMS celebrates 8th Grade Volleyball


2018-02-19 - Adair County Middle School, 322 Gen John Adair Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Debra Waddell, 6th Grade Science Teacher.
Kiara Collins, No. 10, is flanked above, by parents Chris & Jacqueline Collins, the Collins family is pictured with Coaches Spinks and Jamie Bailey, far right. Kiara was honored last week as ACMS celebrated its 8th Grade Volleyball players. We are very proud of these young ladies on and off the court. We honor their hard work, dedication and exceptional representation of Adair County Middle School. Kudos to Assistant Coach Julie Spinks and Head Coach Jamie Bailey for coaching this team with class and integrity! - Debra Waddell


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Moss & ally Ferns make magical woodland art - 18 Feb 2018


2018-02-19 - Along a country lane, not far from Gradyville, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Moss covered towers and fallen timber provide garden space for moss (Moss, Wikipedia entry) as newly invigorated ferns provide a perfect background for the background. - EW


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Hungry Kids Cafe coming to Farmers Market on the Square


2018-02-18 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Lois Cunningham.
Lois Cunningham writes: "This is a picture of the building that will house the kids meals at the market. We'll be adding shelving and turning the doors into Dutch doors. There'll be a unique carrot shaped sign by Patsy Parson which will name the building the Hungry Kids Cafe. I have enough donations to pay for half of the building which will come from Williams Furniture in Columbia, wanting to keep whatever I do as local as possible. This is not part of the market but they support this completely. Nothing will be "sold," everything that the kids get will be totally free. If an adult would like anything, from coffee to a meal, they are welcome to make donations, but there will be no charges. I have insurance and an account under Hungry Kids Cafe. Of course all donations for building and food are greatly appreciated by me and all the kids." The Farmers Market on the Square begins in April.


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Creepy clown face(s) in beech tree, W Adair County


2018-02-18 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
We spotted it in the beech forest, but it was hard to make out the face through the lens. After downloading the picture, however, it was clearly evident there were two, not one, creepy clown face(s) as though the tree were emulating the whimsical pottery creations (like this one: Ugly Lamp) of Adair County's David Waltz, whose Heart's Image Farm is guesstimated to be about two miles, by air, away. - EW


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