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Update: She's found, safe. (ACSO seeks help locating missing 14 year old juvenile)


2017-04-16 - Columbia, kY - Photo photo submitted by Adair County Sheriffs Office, Adair Annex, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY.
Update: Missing 14 year old found safe by ACSO
The Adair County Sheriff's Office is requesting the public's help in locating a missing-runaway juvenile. 14 year old Karlee Irvine was last seen looking for someone to give her a ride in the area of New Concord Road. She is a white female. With green hair, brown eyes, around five feet five inches tall, weighs approximately 150 to 160 pounds. If you have seen this juvenile please call the Adair County Sheriff's office or your local 911 center.


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Dogwoods frame Adair County Courthouse Clock tower


2017-04-16 - Public square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com.
This photo of Easter Dogwoods shows a frame for the historic Adair County Courthouse Clock tower. - LW


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Mt. Olive Baptist Church celebrates Forget the Frock Sunday


2017-04-16 - Mt. Olive Baptist Church, Sano, Russell Co., KY - Photo by Tim Baker.
Mt Olive Baptist Church celebrated 'Forget the Frock' Easter Sunday, April 16, 2017, to help feed orphan and needy children. To get to the church for future services, go to the Sano Community of Adair County. Go on past the store and past the Russell County line. Follow Old Sano Road to the bottom of the hill. The church is on the right, sitting by the creek, Above, in no particular order, Addie Baker, Raylie Robertson, Cora McElroy, Kim Hayden, Kylie Robertson, Brynlie Robertson, Josh Robertson, Kelsey Harris, Zack Harris, Lana Foley, Dawn Baker, Sam Baker, Kaylee Burton, Jennifer Wade, Barry McElroy, Whitney Wade, Kathy Warriner, Nick Hadley, Hannah Hadley, Sarah Williams, Molly Williams, Garrett Williams, Lillian Smith, Dawson Hayden, Hugh Austin, Delt Hayden, Carolyn Wade, Alisha Dockery, Michelle Dockery, Trey Spinks, Adam Williams, Condy Young, Natasha McElroy, Brian McElroy, and Evan Jaycelynn.- TIM BAKER


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A tradition for remembering loved ones


2017-04-16 - Russell County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com.
When I saw these flowers, even though they were grown in a nursery and not wild by the roadside, I thought of the tradition of having them at church to remember loved ones who've passed on. I thought of Mom and Dad, Geniece Leftwich and Earl Reid Marcum, and am warmed by the memories they gave me.


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Mayapples - Fruit not yet ready for Prime Time Farmers Markets


2017-04-16 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, Columbiamagazine.com(c) . Perhaps some of our ancestors prospered as Mayapple harvestors, picking the fruit as well as harvesting the roots. Some do eat the fruit when it's ripe but we're not recommending it or warning about it other than there are many warnings that the unripe fruit is slightly poisonous. Maybe not yet commercially viable as a fresh fruit or a jelly. But maybe as an exotic, very expensive Kentucky wine. Word is that an entrepreneur has been scoping Columbia as a potential location for a Kentucky-only wine store. There are plenty of Mayapples here, after all. Edible Manhattan: Mayapples in late July, a Cautionary Tale
Paired photo: Wildflowers of KY: Mayapple blosssom


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Scenic Russell Co., KY: Near Peak Pawlonia


2017-04-16 - N. Main Street across from Maple Street Intersection, Russell Springs, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com photo(c).
Near Peak - pre- or post- couldn't tell which - Pawlonia Blossoms brightened an already Easter-Perfect N Main Street in Downtown Russell Springs, KY, on Saturday, April 15, 2017. - EW
Highly relevant, most of all you need to know about Pawlonias: Billy Joe Fudge: Kentucky Color: Royal Paulownia Tree

And for Linda, this: Lavender of Paulownia: A reminder of Addie Turner Leftwich


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Dogwoods for Easter, N Main Street, Burkesville, KY


2017-04-16 - 200 & 100 Blocks N Main Street, Burkesville, Cumberland Co., KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, Columbiamagazine.com(c) .
If Friday were a predictor, Easter Sunday, today, April 16, 2017, is gorgeous in Burkesville, KY and today, again, a great location to stroll. Dogwoods in the Deep South of Kentucky were full and pre-peak two days ago when this photo was taken. - EW


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