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Scenic Adair County: cattle on the hill
 2016-12-29 - Egypt community of Adair County, KY - Photo by George Rice. The photographer George Rice sent a note along with this peaceful scene and said, "Reminds me of the song about the Lords cattle on the hill. Actually they are Chris Watts' cattle on the hill, but the Lord will get his share of those cattle. I always marvel at any view looking over a hill against the skyline -- trees, old barns always look beautiful. Clouds can be awesome." We think George is exactly right about the beauty of our landscape and cloud art over our area is always tops. - Linda
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Lightning during last night's storm hits cell tower 28 Dec 2016
 2016-12-29 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Kristy Keene. Photographer Kristy Keene had her camera ready during thunderstorms last night, Wed, Dec 28, 2016 a little before 9pmCT. She sent this dramatic picture of lightning hitting the cell phone tower in Columbia, looking past the Circle R restaurant. On the left is the night view of the strike and the photo on the right shows the same setting lightened so viewers can recognize the buildings.
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Stage of Demolition: Old bus garage in perspective 27 Dec 2016
 2016-12-28 - J.T. Coomer Building, 384 Gen. John Adair Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com (c). Tuesday evening, December 27, 2016, Lake Works Construction, LLC, had much of the old bus garage on the ground. The view shows, in addition to the demolition, a perspective on a campus barely recognizable by those who attended the first classes in the initial buildings in 1954. On the left is the old "Shop" or "Ag" building, now a storage building for the maintenance department. Next, from left, a portion of the old ACHS building, which now houses the Adair County Middle School, and on the far right, the Leader in Me banner on the ACMS building.
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Stage of Demolition: Big bite from bus garage Tues 27 Dec 2016
 2016-12-28 - J.T. Coomer Building, 384 Gen. John Adair Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com (c). The front end loader which knocks down big chunks of the J.T. Coomer Bus Garage was at rest on Tuesday afternoon, December 27, 2016 when this photo was taken. Already, perhaps a third of the building is on the ground. The demolition work, with the building on the ground and debris removed, should be done soon, according to Glen Wilham, owner of Lake Works Construction, LLC.
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