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10th Annual Ronald McDonald House 2017 wish list


2017-09-16 - Fortune Street parking lot behind Chamber Building, 201 Burkesville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo from Columbia/Adair County Chamber of Commerce.
The Ronald McDonald 10th Annual Wish List Drive will be 3pm-6pmCT, Tuesday, October 10, 2017, in the Fortune Street Parking lot, lower level of the Chamber Building, 201 Burkesville Street, Columbia, KY. For more information or if you would like to volunteer, call the Chamber Office at 270-384-6020. Ellen Zornes


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CES names Attendance Leaders of the Week of 11 Sep 2017


2017-09-16 - Campbellsville Elementary School, 315 Roberts Road, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Calen McKinney, Public Information Officer, Campbellsville Independennt Schools (CIS) .
Campbellsville Elementary School recently named its Attendance Leaders of the Week for the week of September 11, 2017. They are kindergartener Tatum Hoskins, first-grader Parker Newton, second-grader Sidney Sallee, third-grader Kaleigh Wilhoite, fourth-grader Katie Nunn and fifth-grader Mark Tungate. From left are first-grader Parker Newton, third-grader Kaleigh Wilhoite, fifth-grader Mark Tungate and fourth-grader Katie Nunn. Absent from the photo are kindergartener Tatum Hoskins and second-grader Sidney Sallee. - Calen McKinney


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42nd Annual Cocanougher Reunion


2017-09-16 - The American Legion Hall, 428 W Second Street, Perryville KY - Photo Photo from Mike Crain.
The following is identification of attendees pictured at The 2017 Cocanougher Reunion at Perryville KY July 30, 2015. The accompanying picture of those attending the 2017 Cocanougher Reunion is a bit confusing by rows but following is the best I could identify them left to right. My apologies for any errors. - Mike

Front row - Ann Hardin holding her granddaughter, Kim Hawkins holding son Grayson Hawkins, Matt Moore, Celeste Duncan Moore, Jimmie Cocanougher, Norma Glasscock,Leeann Gordon Randolph, Helen Connour Daugherty, Ruth Hatchett Duncan, George Duncan, George White, Peggy White, Kathy White East, Baxter East, Pamela Cummins Brown, Betty Cummins.
Second & Third rows - Tim Hawkins, Bill Jones, Beulah Cocanougher Jones, Pat Cocanougher, Ruby Carpenter, Pamela Bledsoe Chaples, MacKenzie Morrison, Shai Morrison, Cathie Grantham, unknown, Janie Logsdon, Esther Hatchett Money, Mary Kathyrin Crain Locklin, Scotty Cocanougher Clenney, Ty Clenney, Joanne H. Cocanougher, Charlene Carter
Back rows - David Hardin, Stewart Cocanougher, Bruce Cocanougher, Jim Hatchett, Tony Chaples, Sherry Arnold Hatchett, Shawn Cloyd, Ayden Cloyd, Burton Hatchett, Bonnie Weakley Hatchett, Kevin Grigsby, Roger Grigsby, Billy Hardin, Pete & Connie Kubala, Leah Kubala, Kenneth Crain, Mike Crain, Denny Cocanougher
Those not pictured include Joe Carter, Betty Woodrum, The Cloyds - Rob, Shawn, Ayden, Delaney -, John Locklin, Lynn & Vickie Crain, Sidney Gordon, Norma E. Goode, Felix G. Reynolds, Pat Settles, Terry and Jayne Lynn Pitman. Perry Riley, David Caldwell & Margaret Riley. Thanks to David & Margaret for taking the group photos.


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Epicurean Kentuckian: What to do with left over real BBQ


2017-09-16 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Finally after six decades of trying, meal planning with what to do with left over BBQ, makes it home, and is the centerpiece of this delightful bento box - nibbled before supper, and did not provide the planned ultimate breakfast of reheated Monroe County/Tennessee line BBQ shoulder. - EW
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  • Scenic Adair Co., KY intersection: Acree & Old Montpelier Roads


    2017-09-16 - Montpelier, Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
    The first time we approached this intersection taking Acree Road from White Oak Road, and turned left to see the views along Old Montpelier Road and returning to KY 92 at Pleasant Hill Christian Church, we had no idea where a turn left would take us; but, turns out it's just a mile from the Central Business District of Montpelier. A of the left side of this photo would have told us so. The rising hill, atop which the original Montpelier stood is readily identifiable. Each time we've visited, though, it's the treatment around the road side has been a reminder of Barbara Armitage's motto for the Adair County Garden Club, Changing Adair County one garden at a time.. The tallest plant in the picture is asparagus, delightful here as an ornamental plant, and a plant which evokes memories of all the volunteer asparagus so prevalent along lanes and fencerows all over this part of Kentucky, and a time when gleaners could safely harvest the plant with no fear of herbicide poisoning, and yet another reminder that this relatively safe, very beneficial, highly prized plant is not more intensely cultivated, is not on restaurant menus in season, has not already created an agri-tourism destination draw for the county. For sure, the best tasting asparagus is, home grown. - EW


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    Elk viewing season opens at Jenny Wiley


    2017-09-15 - Prestonsburg, KY - Photo by Amanda Haddox, courtesy KY Dept. Fish and Wildlife.
    Jenny Wiley State Resort Park will open the elk-viewing season with its Elk Night buffet on Saturday, September 16 from 4pmET-9pmET.


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    Aaron LaBarge mentors students at AYDC


    2017-09-15 - Adair County Youth Development Center, Columbia, KY - Photo by Wes Irvin, Adair Learning Academy at AYDC Administrator. Aaron LaBarge, Minister of Family and Student Ministries, Columbia Baptist Church mentored youth at Adair Youth Development Center on September 15, 2017. The students listened to his life testimony. The students were very interested in his story and how he had overcome negative situations. Aaron plans to mentor these students each month and provide beneficial information, guidance, and support that will help them become productive adults. - Wes Irvin, School Administrator AYDC Wes Irvin



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