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Artist rendering, new Lindsey Wilson Victory Bell Tower


2016-08-30 - Quadrangle, Lindsey Wilson College A.P. White Campus, Columbia, KY - Photo from Lindsey Wilson Public Relations.
Artist rendering of the victory bell tower under construction on the A.P. White campus quadrangle. College officials will work with Lindsey Wilson students to decide the new traditions for the bell.


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Adair FFA students with State Fair 1st Prize winning project


2016-08-30 - Adair County High School, 526 Indian Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Wes Feese, Public Information Officer, Adair County School District.
From left, Sam Baker, Mason Carter, Dylan Hancock, Preston Cundiff, and Matthew McCarol with the tractor they spent 10 months restoring. - Wes Feese


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Robert Ellis Photography: From Vineyard to Table


2016-08-30 - Cane Valley, Adair County, KY - Photo by Robert Ellis.
With all the rain this summer, the grapes were ripening more sporadically than usual. I was able to gather enough for a "canning". - Robert Ellis


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Metcalfe County Farmers Market Pavilion


2016-08-30 - Metcalfe County Farmer\'s Market, across from Metcalfe County Extension Office, 422 East Street, Edmonton, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com (c).
The Market Pavilion, across from Metcalfe County Extension Office, 422 East Street, Edmonton, KY offers local produce and meats and a sheltered picnic and rest area. At the Metcalfe County Farmers Market, Open Each Tue 3pm-7pmCT. Fri - 8am-1pmCT or until sell-out. Paired Photo. See: Scenic Metcalfe Co., KY: The Metcalfe County Farmers Market


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Scenic Metcalfe Co., KY: The Metcalfe County Farmers Market


2016-08-30 - Metcalfe County Farmers Market, across from Metcalfe County Extension Office, 422 East Street, Edmonton, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com (c).
Marquee sign at the Metcalfe County Farmers Market, Open Each Tue 3pm-7pmCT. Fri - 8am-1pmCT or until sell-out. This evening, Tuesday, August 30, 2016, there's live entertainment with Ken Scott and Lil' David Froggett. The Market Pavilion, across from Metcalfe County Extension Office, 422 East Street, Edmonton, KY offers local produce and meats and a sheltered picnic and rest area. Paired Photo. See: Metcalfe County Farmers Market Pavilion


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Debate at ACHS: Sammy Sneed, Trey Strange, and Sydney Clark


2016-08-30 - Adair County High School, 526 Indian Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Wes Feese, Media Relations, Adair County School District.
Sammy Sneed pitches his argument for Adair going wet in Andrew Reliford's fourth period transitional math class last week while two of his opponents - Trey Strange and Sydney Clark - look on. - Wes Feese


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Favorite Old Photo: Unforgettable Hudson (Beanpole) Willis


2016-08-30 - WWNI, 108 N. Reed Street, Columbia, KY - Photo from collection of Mike Watson by Innocent Bystanders - Pete Walker, Ralph Waggener or Ed Waggener.
Found this last night after reading a note on CM mentioning Beanpole. - Mike Watson.
Thanks, Mike Watson. This reminds us of your review of "The Best of Beanspole" in your article,Mike Watson. Adair County Authors III. It also reminds us that Col. 'Pole was called a great Adair Countian by another Great Adair Countian, Ol' Dave Rosenbaum, whose humor seems actually more inspired by Mark Twain than Beanpole; nonetheless, he framed a Col. Beanpole quote and hung it on his wall. See: A pearl of wisdom from Col. Beanpole, a great Adair Countian. And Ralph Waggener wrote of him in Early Columbia - Back when we were boys - IV - Jamestown ST.. A part of his Series on Early Columbia, Back When We Were Boys. Now, about that photo. It was taken on the occasion of one of Col. Beanpole's many visits to Waggener-Walker Newspapers, Inc., while his book was in the process of being published/printed there. Ralph or I may have taken it, Gordon Crump may have, and, depending on the year, it may have been Pete Walker. I suspect the latter. Pete was a master photographer. He could take better portraits with his company furnished Polaroid Swinger than Yousuf Karsh - well, anybody until the advent of master portrait photographer Shamarie Harper - and tell tale evidence, the unique way Pete pulled the picture from the Polaroid picture pack, makes me think it was Mr. Walker's Work. - Ed Waggener


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