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Pay It Forward Day's official in Columbia/Adair County
2016-04-28 - Courthouse annex, Columbia, KY - Photo By Ed and Linda Waggener.
Thursday, April 28, 2016 is officially Pay It Forward Day -- promoting community spirit through acts of kindness, doing good deeds for others without asking for anything in return except that the goodness be passed on. Adair Countians already do so much for each other that our place is known as a really nice place to come home to. Adding the proclamation helps spread the idea, hoping this year for 10 million acts of kindness around the world. At the signing were from left: Greg Gover director of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Dwight Sears, Jr., Kentucky coordinator for TEAM USA Pay It Forward Day; Adair CJE Michael Stephens; Columbia Mayor Curtis Hardwick; and Tiffany and Eddie Kessler with their son Kasey Blue in his arms.
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Butch, in the running for official mascot of Coburg
2016-04-28 - A & M Farmers Market Chop House Restaurant, 7393 Campbellsville Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Melissa Moore.
Some customers you can always depend, they are here as soon as they smell the coffee. This wonderful friend is "Butch", Larry from Next Door's dog. Butch is helping us investigate the fire which destroyed Norvel's barn night before last, and he's on the case of some missing tires from a neighborhood business, as well. Both cases have been the talk the last few days around here. - Melissa Moore
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What is it: Strange object which perplexed experts at Breeding
2016-04-28 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Junior Stotts, Inquiring, Curious Mind.
Todd Stotts, Junior Stotts brother, came in to possession of this small, open faced iron dome and wonders what in the world it is. Those are spikes or nails affixed to the base, which is very heavy. The device is about four inches tall, to give on a perspective. To give you an idea of just how hard it's been to get an idea of what it is, it stumped to usual panel of experts at the Hwy 55 Country Mart in Breeding, whose regulars include people from everywhere: Columbia, Edmonton, AND Burkesville. If anyone knows, even professional pickers, Todd & Junior would be much obliged. Answers can be forwarded to them or, better yet, to Contact @ ColumbiaMagazine.com or call me at 270-250-2730 and let the wide world know. - Ed Waggener
Answers
- Page Candler with the answer we're buying. - CM
- Willard Pritchard with another answer - same but different - we're also buying. - CM
- Mike Watson not at all confused by 'mystery'
- Cynthia Meyer on one of the objects for home, not commercial use.
- Janice Wilkerson
- Jane Grant:. Still has many her grandmother owned
- Susan Breeding, Washington Co., KY
- Joyce Coomer
- Vonnie Kolbenschlag
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