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Roses for all the women who mother children


2017-05-14 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com.
To all the women who have mothered children and to all who are mothering children on this day, have an incredible Mothers Day 2017!


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Strainer blocks Russell Creek between Bypass & PB Bridges


2017-05-14 - Russell Creek Waterway between AC Veterans Memorial Bypass Bridge Henson Bottom area and Pelham Branch Road Bridge - Photo by Brian Alexander.
A Heads up for Canoers and Kayakers on Creek Condition. Notice received at 10:44pm, Sat 13 May 2017: Just wanted to let kyaker and canoers that a strainer is forming in Russell Creek just below the Henson bottoms between the Bypass bridge and Pelham Bridge. It has the waterway completely blocked. Thanks. - BRIAN ALEXANDER. Paired photo


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GSA Troop #896 helps Stamp Out Hunger


2017-05-13 - Columbia Post Office, 800 Burkesville Street, Columbia. - Photo by Annita Barnett.
Girl Scout Troop #896 visited the Columbia Post office on Saturday, May 13, 2017 to deliver donated food items for the Annual Stamp Out Hunger Campaign. After loading the food items in a mail bin the girl's were treated to a tour of the facility. Mr. Ken and Mr. Dustin were very nice and explained the process of the mail arriving at the docks around back and each step every piece of mail went thru until it arrived at each home or business. The girls really enjoyed this very informative lesson on helping others and our United States Mail service! Pictured in no particular order are troop members Laramie Baldwin, Mariah Kelsay, Pixie Dial, Courtney Henson, McKinlee Stone, Kantlee Harvey, Brayleigh Hargrove, Braylynn Hargrove, Malloree Kimbler, Halie Jeffries, Keitha Lee, and Kelsey Wiley. - ANNITA BARNETT


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Adam W. Bennett now Canine Partner Officer in Franklin, KY


2017-05-13 - Franklin, KY - Photo from Tim Bradshaw.
Adair County native Adam W. Bennett is currently the new Canine Partner Officer for the Franklin City Police Department, Franklin, KY (Simpson County). His Partner is a female named Shadow, She is 2 years old and is a Belgian Malinois. Adam is a graduate Adair County High School and of Western Kentucky University. He is the son Rhonda and Tim Bradshaw, Columbia, KY, and brother of Amanda Miller. - Tim Bradshaw


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Holmes Bend Suites/Meeting Room Open House Sat 13 May 2017


2017-05-13 - Holmes Bend Resort & Marina, 5380 Holmes Bend Road, Adair County, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, Columbiamagazine.com(c) .
The Open House & Ribbon Cutting for the Holmes Bend Suites & Meeting Room is today, 1pm-4pmCT, Saturday, May 13, 2017. The public is invited. Refreshments will be served.


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Band of Brothers erecting new flagstaff at Columbia Christian


2017-05-13 - 206 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, Columbiamagazine.com(c) .
Neither pea soup fog or chilly morning got in the way of a major project for the Band of Brothers at the Columbia Christian Church. They were preparing to install a 40 ft tall flagstaff at the church this morning. The waking crew included Bobby Morrison, Bob Fishback, Stephen Keen and Roger Meadows. The Band of Brothers quietly goes about doing good works, far and near. Whether it is to rebuild a church in Adair County, KY, or a project in Kansas, Adair County, Oklahoma. They've done both and a lot more. Stephen Keen said the bigger story might be the time the old flag pole has stood - it dates from the time of the new sanctuary. (Pardon the parallax). Photo taken through the fog, Saturday, May 13, 2017. - EW


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Robert Ellis: Rooster Weathervane, Northern Kentucky


2017-05-13 - Fleming County, KY - Photo by Robert Ellis (c) .
Rooster Weathervane, Northern Kentucky. Took this photo of a rooster weathervane in Fleming County Kentucky. The late evening pinkish clouds and grape vines in the foreground provided a nice backdrop for the crowing rooster. - ROBERT ELLIS


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