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Jason Mardis: Deep snow at Little Cake, 22 Jan 2016
 2016-01-22 - Little Cake Road, Little Cake, Columbia, Adair County, KY - Photo Jason Mardis, Aerial Concepts (c) 270-250-1867 drone photo. Just thought I would send you a photo from out our way. Looks like we might be here for a day or so. Wish the drone would fly in this kind of weather but its just a little to cold for it. - Jason Mardis
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CMS 6th graders place 2nd in tournament
 2016-01-22 - Photo Calen McKinney, Campbellsville Independent Schools photo. Campbellsville Middle School (CMS) sixth-graders won second place in the Central Kentucky Middle School Athletic Conference tournament on Saturday, Jan. 16, in Casey County. From left, front, are fifth-grader Enan Hagy, sixth-grader Dakota Harris and fifth-graders Chase Hord and Zamar Owens. Second row, fifth-graders Kaydon Taylor, Konner Forbis and Deondre’ Weathers and sixth-grader Brice Spaw. Back, sixth-grader Peyton Dabney, fifth-graders Gavin Oliver and Kaden Smith, sixth-grader Bryson Karr and fifth-grader Keondre’ Weathers.
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A great snow for making snow angels
 2016-01-22 - Photo by Mom. Four-year-old Emma Burton took advantage of the lighter snow of earlier on Friday morning to create a snow angel. Her Mom Gola took a quick photo to share. By late afternoon, the snow is probably too dangerously deep for this project.
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New Realtor in Shelbyville is an Adair native
 2016-01-22 - Photo CM staff. Thomas Marcum Waggener recently became a licensed Kentucky Real Estate agent and will be working with Dan Hanlon and David Pilkinton of Greater Louisville Properties (GP). He is a native of Columbia and graduate of Adair County High School and of Western Kentucky University. He is getting started from his Bike Shops in Shelbyville and Frankfort and can be reached at 502-529-1317 or tomwaggener@gmail.com.
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Epicurean Kentuckian: Blueberry Snow Ice Cream
 2016-01-22 - Chez Mike - Photo by Mike Watson. Remember how good the vanilla snow ice cream was when you were a kid? Multiply that by four and you can imagine what the the gourmet blueberry snow cream Adair County Historian made today. He didn't send the recipe, or the source of the idea. One would suspect it has it's roots in maybe blackberry snow cream from his boyhood in Chance, KY. In any case, the picture itself looks good enough to eat. - CM
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