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Adair FFA Welding Team at 2017 Kentucky State Fair


2017-09-01 - Kentucky State Fair & Exposition Center, Louisville, KY - Photo from Grant Robertson, ACHS FFA Chapter Reporter.
FFA Welding Team places 5th in state FFA Welding Career Development Event at the KY State Fair. Team members, From left: Bryant Smith, Mason Carter, Gabe Cowan and Jacob Campbell


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Adair FFA team wins First Place at State Fair with Tractor Restoration


2017-09-01 - Kentucky State Fair & Exposition Center, Louisville, KY - Photo from Grant Robertson, ACHS FFA Chapter Reporter.
Adair County FFA won first place at the Kentucky State Fair in the Best Overall Ag Mechanics Exhibit. Above, from left: Jacob Campbell, Mason Carter, and Bryant Smith with the tractor that was on display at state fair. - Grant Robertson


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Parole violation: KSP attempting to locate registered sex offender


2017-09-01 - Monroe Co., KY - Photo from KSP Post 15, Columbia, KY.
Columbia, KY (1 Sep 2017) - The Kentucky State Police are attempting to locate 28-year-old Dylan Jess McFarland. McFarland is a white, 5'11", 200 lb, white male with black hair and brown eyes. He is a registered sex offender. A warrant for probation violation has been issued and he is believed to be in the Monroe County area. If anyone has any information regarding his whereabouts, please contact the Kentucky State Police at 1800-222-5555, Tompkinsville Police Department at 270-487-6191 or the Monroe County Sheriffs Department at 270-487-6622. - TFC Wm. R. Gregory, Public Information Officer, KSP Post 15, Columbia, KY.


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Old Gradyville Rd. Bridge 1st closed - Flash Flood of 01 Sep 2017


2017-09-01 - Bridge at Old Gradyville Road & Paul Coomer Road, Gradyville, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
The little bridge over Big Creek at the intersection of Old Gradyville Road and Paul Coomer Road was the first closure of the day, today, on Friday, 1 Sep 2017, by Adair County Road Foreman Terry Corbin, and the first to re-open. This photo was taken at 12:30pmCT, after the road had reopened. There was plenty of evidence of the wide swath in bottom land pastures flattened a few hours earlier, however. Mr. Corbin urges everyone to be extremely cautious on Adair County Roads today, especially lowlying areas, including this one. With more rainfall Friday, it's entirely possible that this passage may be closed again. - EW/LW


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Pretty wet weather falls on Gradyville Country Club Road


2017-09-01 - Gradyville Country Club Road, Gradyville, Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
The gully-washers today have caused flash flooding in many places, but along with the havoc wreaked on many bridges and stream crossings, there has been added beauty, as with this wet weather cascade into Richard Branch on Gradyville Country Club Road. Photo taken at 12:46pmCT, in search of flood evidence and BBQ - found at Jamie Richard's place across the road from the falls. - EW


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(Ad Photo) Turkey/Ham Club with Tater Tots at Betty's


2017-09-01 - OKCC, 2339 Campbellsville RD, Columbia, KY - Photo from Dot Cody Bettys OKCC photographer.
You may need special assistance to eat this Turkey/Ham/Cheese/Bacon/Tomato/Lettuce sandwish. It's a specialty of Betty's OK Country Cooking. We're most famous for our buffet and desserts, but Betty's does all the old favorites with special care. - Li'l Bit, Jessica Murphy


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Butterflies of KY: Mystery moth before the rain


2017-09-01 - Harrodsburg or Columbia, KY - Photo by Mike Watson, Adair County Historian.
Mike Watson sends this moth, photographed before the rains started, with a great photo for a mystery this morning. He wrote, "Observed this passive Goodwill shopper late Thursday trying to blend in and making plans for a safe haven during the coming deluge." Anyone know exactly which moth this is? Reply using the Comments link with this photo. We think Polyphemus Moth - the identification would be easier if the underwings were showing, to check for the large "eyes" on that part of the moth. - EW.
Comments, clarifications, ID's:
  1. Greg Jones Greg Jones sends ID for Mystery Moth


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