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Raising Churchill


2017-04-23 - Shelbyville, KY - Photo by Pen.
With both of her big brothers out of town for the weekend, Hailey Waggener quickly made some big changes to the care and feeding of Churchill the puppy. Frequent walks were interspersed with a new diet of dandelions and violet leaves on a bed of handpicked Bermuda and crab grasses.

The dog--who has a strong preference for shoes, sticks, and squeaky toys-- dutifully chewed a handful of clippings before turning up his nose at the new food offerings. Hailey demanded an apology, and then she placed him in puppy timeout, which lasted for at least 30 seconds before leash training resumed. - PW


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Downtown Columbia, KY: Red, White & Blue - mostly red here


2017-04-23 - Adair Judicial Center, 201 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com photo(c).
There is beauty one can only see when walking Columbia. This scene was captured from the Reed Street front ramp at City Hall, before the special meeting of City Council, Thu 22 Apr 2017 - one of the shortest on record, but one which completed a significant, essential step toward developing Jim Blair Park. The process is overly complicated with Adair County's currently outmoded governance. But there is park progress, despite having so many overlapping governmental units. Now, with the City acknowledging the need to make Columbia healthier by being more walkable, there is great optimism that the community will reap the economic development and tourism rewards, and health benefits a more walkable downtown campus will bring. - EW. Clicking Read More accesses the Thursday council report.


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Sportscenter star Alex Martin and sister Harper


2017-04-23 - Monticello, Wayne County, KY - Photo courtesy Carol Shaul.
Alex Harper, 8, yesterday's ESPN SportsCenter star for his amazing save on the Little League field in Columbia, poses with his sister, 3-year-old Harper Martin. The dogs are Sam and Diesel. The little ones are the children of Dustin and Jennifer Martin, and the grandchildren of Dennis and Renee Reeves, and of Mike and Susie Martin of Monticello.


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Farrier Debbie Webster shoes Charger at 2017 Spring Plow Day


2017-04-23 - Homeplace on Green River, 5807 New Columbia Road, Campellsville, KY - Photo by Anita Rees .
That's Mark Rees holding my horse Charger in the "Shed Barn" at HGR. The farrier is Debbie Webster from Columbia, Adair County, KY. Deb kindly volunteered her entire day yesterday to demonstrate horse shoeing and was really good explaining things. - ANITA REESE


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HGR Spring Plow Day: Pottery artist David Waltz shares skills


2017-04-23 - Homeplace on Green River, 5807 New Columbia Road, Campellsville, KY - Photo by George Kolbenschlag.
Master pottery artist David Waltz, Gradyville, Adair County, KY shared his skills with young artists to be at Saturday's Spring Festival at Homeplace on Green River. Waltz, who taught his art in Maryland for many years, volunteers his talents frequently at Homeplace events. Here he's working with Columbia's Ty Coleman, son of Mark and Maggie Coleman. Waltz was one of a number volunteers who turned out despite the wet weather to demonstrate and share their skills with the many folks who also braved the weather to attend the festival. - GEORGE KOLBENSCHLAG


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Ebenezer Presbyterian Church - Directory of Churches photo II


2017-04-23 - Ebenezer Presbyterian Church, 4171 Blowing Springs Rd, Greensburg, KY. Corner Ebenezer Road & Blowing Springs Road. - Photo by Diane Hall.
Photo I submitted Sat 22 Apr 2017, by Diane Hall, for CM DIRECTORY of CHURCHES. See also, related - PAIRED PHOTO


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Ebenezer Presbyterian Church - CM Directory of Churches I


2017-04-23 - Ebenezer Presbyterian Church, 4171 Blowing Springs Rd, Greensburg, KY. Corner Ebenezer Road & Blowing Springs Road. - Photo by Diane Hall.
Photo I submitted Sat 22 Apr 2017 for CM DIRECTORY of CHURCHES. - See related: PAIRED PHOTO


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