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KY Afield Outdoors: Quail season varies by zone


2015-11-12 - Photo by Lee McClellan.
The outlook for rabbit and quail hunting is positive for the 2015-2016 seasons. Rabbits are plentiful statewide while quail hunters should find productive hunting at Peabody Wildlife Management Area (WMA) in the Western Coalfield Region, Yellowbank WMA along the Ohio River in Breckinridge County and in reclaimed mine areas in east Kentucky. Fallow lands in northeastern Kentucky also hold quail.


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New banner at ACHS: Proficient/Progressing High School


2015-11-12 - ACHS 526 Indian Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by David Jones, Director of Building and Grounds/Transportation .
The installation of a new banner celebrating the successes of ACHS was completed yesterday afternoon, Wednesday, November 11, 2015. The banner is located prominently on the south end of the building. Pictured in the bucket truck was Trent Booher. Other members of the Maintenance Department involved in the installation of the banner were Randolph Lewis and Mark Parnell. Superintendent Alan Reed said this is the first time in its history that Adair County High School reached Proficiency on K-PREP state testing and that he hopes to eventually replace the banner with a new one that has the word Distinguished on it. Photo by David Jones, Director of Buildings and Grounds/Transportation. - From ACHS


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Dog shows up at LWC Plant operations


2015-11-12 - Lindsey Wilson College, Plant Operations, 100 Bryant Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Rita Neat.
Is this your dog?
There is a dog that has come to Lindsey Wilson College Plant Operations, 100 Bryant Street, Columbia, KY. It looks like it has had a collar and broke loose from it. It is a very clean, well kept dog. If this is your dog you can pick it up at Plant Operations Building just off Miller Ave. off Jamestown Street. - RITA NEAT
CM Animals


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VFW group photo taken after the annual breakfast


2015-11-12 - VFW Post 6097, Fairground Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener.
This group of local Veterans gathered for an official picture by photographer Jane Smith after the breakfast event. Many others from local media to family members with cell phone cameras also captured a picture of the group being honored.


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VFW honored by local businesses


2015-11-12 - VFW Post 6097, Fairground Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener.
Columbia Walmart store manager Andrew Mitchell said that as a Veteran himself, working on this event to honor all who served is one of the things he most looks forward to each year. He named all the businesses listed in the program and said it takes all donations each year to be able to provide the breakfast. He begins about a month before the event making contacts and organizing it.


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Veterans Day breakfast volunteers from Walmart


2015-11-12 - VFW Post 6097, 411 Fairground Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener.
This group of Walmart employees volunteered their time to serve at the annual Veterans Day breakfast event. Pictured are: Susan Willis Stearns, Shea Koenig, Jackie Graves, Kristina Railsback, Carmella Mings, Tabatha Harper, Melinda Alexander, Andrew Mitchell, Ashley Daniel and Vicky Petty.


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VFW group heard details about the coming year


2015-11-12 - VFW Post 6097, Fairground Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener.
Joe Hare, center, spoke about the positive changes the coming year will hold if the sale of the fairgrounds to the college proceeds as expected. He was joined on the platform by Ronnie Holt, left, and by Andrew Mitchell, Walmart store manager and organizational leader of the annual Veterans day breakfast.


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