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CMS students lead conferences


2016-02-25 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo courtesy Calen McKinney. At right, CMS eighth-grader teacher Robbilyn Speer looks over eighth-grader Taliyah Hazelwood's shoulder as she shares her grades with her mom. At left, CMS seventh-grade teacher Katie Campbell listens as one of her students talks to his parents about his grades.

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Caney Fork Creek's geological oddity - Earthquake?


2016-02-24 - Old Cedar Top Road, Green County, KY - Photo By Ed Waggener.
From this Bridge over Caney Fork Creek there's an oddity in the riffles found, folks around here say, only in this creek. The slate (Travis Garmon corrects - it's shale, he says in accompanying article) floor of the creek, stair step in a reverse order to the flow. Check online sources, CM has not been able to to find any documentation on the phenomenon. The stream's bottom couldn't be clearly seen today, Wed 24 Feb 2016 but the pattern of the riffles can in this looking upstream picture. Our informant said he first was told about it by his uncle, and his own first theory was that the New Madrid Earthquake of 1811-1812 may have been the cause. Comments are welcome. - CM.


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High waters in Green Co., KY Wed 24 Feb 2016


2016-02-24 - Old Cedar Top School Road at Caney Fork Road, Greensburg, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, CM photo.
Smith Creek was over the road this afternoon, Wed 24 Feb 2016, at this point on Old Cedar Top Road, in the edge of Green County, just north of Pelham Branch Road in Adair County.


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Remember those skies 24 Feb 2016 - Trabue Russell House


2016-02-24 - Trabue-Russell House, 201 Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, CM photo.
Columbia landmark. Adair County's time-transport. The magic of the Trabue-Russell House is felt immediately on entering the historic grounds. No other place can make such a welcome mood change so quickly. It is one of those too few structures which transport one back to a calmer state. The house remains a Columbia Treasure, thanks to an endowment from Jim Blair. Today, above, in those unforgettable skies we shared. - EW


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The Changing Face of Jamestown Hill: UCB campus & Big Al's Place


2016-02-24 - Intersection of Jamestown & Hayes Streets - Photo by Ed Waggener, CM photo.
Big Al Owens, the Big Rig Trucker, still owns property on the block surrounded by Jamestown Street, Hayes Street, and Heskamp Street, and was proud of the park-like surroundings the United Citizens Bank campus changes have created which benefits him. The far left brick building is the original United Citizens Bank Building. The nearer one, now incorporated into the complex, is the home built by David & Effie Heskamp which remained under Heskamp family ownership until the bank purchased it. Hayes Street elbows around the cleared area including the Big Al place to rejoin Heskamp Street. - EW.


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Local Art Scene: Serendipity at The Lake


2016-02-24 - Green River Lake - Photo by Linda Waggener, CM photo.
Art accidentally found in the waters of Green River Lake, Adair County, KY Monday, February 22, 2016, and we wonder if there is a message in it. - EW


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Bear Skin a highlight at ACPC Appalachian Music Playground


2016-02-24 - ACPC, 158 Col. Casey Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo By Laura Marcum.
Lily Myers, Alayna Marcum, and Macy Yarberry are shown with the bear skin. Alayna's grandparents, Tom and Phyllis Milby, let us borrow the bear skin. Photo at the recent Appalachian Musical Playground at Adair County Primary Center. - Laura Marcum, ACPC Music Teacher


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