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Great trees of Adair County: Elbow tree on Cane Valley Mill Road


2015-11-04 - Near Adair/Green County line - Photo by Linda Waggener, CM photo.
For many years now, perhaps with two-three dozen passings or more we've watched for the "Elbow" or "Biceps" tree we call it, but had thought it was gone. Today, Linda had a Eureka moment when she spotted it. Over the years, it seems to have gotten bigger in it's horrizontal trunk, and is now lower to the ground. When we first saw it three or four decades ago, it seems, in memory, that the horizontal length was several feet above ground. Now, there must be only inches. It was a wonderful reunion - not being fully Druid, we didn't talk to the tree, but if we had, we might have said, "It's so wonderful to see you again." - EW


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Horses: Showstopper beauty on Pelham Branch Road


2015-11-04 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, CM photo.
Beautiful and knows it. This horse compelled a photo stop on Pelham Branch Road, today, and posed perfectly to show off its markings. - LINDA WAGGENER


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Help with bee ID and relo needed


2015-11-04 - Photo By Linda Waggener.
Calling on Columbiamagazine.com readers for help with identification and relocation of these bees or Yellow Jackets. They have found a clever place to build their home in the space between two boards in this building where they are not wanted. Two cans of commercial high pressure spray have not daunted them one bit as it only hits the boards and not the hive inside. If you blow the photo up you can see the face of the bee flying toward the camera with an expression of confidence that no human will intimidate the bee. The photo is a bit fuzzy because the photographer WAS intimidated and backing quickly away.


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Mom Fern Murphy, 91, Casey County, KY (1924-2015)


2015-11-04 - 752 Campbellsville Street, Liberty, KY - Photo from McKinney-Brown Funeral Home.

Mom Fern Murphy, 91, Casey County, KY (1924-2015)



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Mr. James William Vaughn, Green Co., KY (1947-2015


2015-11-04 - 206 S Main Street, Greensburg, KY - Photo Cowherd & Parrott Funeral Home. Mr. James (Jim or Hammer) William Vaughn, Green Co., KY (1947-2015

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Matt Bevin in Columbia, KY, with ACR Jailer Joey White


2015-11-04 - Roberta D. Cranmer Dining & Conference Center, 430 Helen Flatt Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener (file photo).
On Thursday, April 30, 2015, Joey White, Adair County Regional Jailer, greeted Matt Bevin, candidate for the Republican nomination for Governor, at the Adair County Republican Party Meet and Greeting/Gubernatorial Forum at Lindsey Wilson College, Thursday, 30 Apr 2015. At the time, Bevin was in slightly hostile territory at a time when most of the GOP establishment - then mostly Jamie Comer supporters - was making sure they weren't photographed with him. It was a tribute to his perseverance that the governor-elect soldiered on, made it through a trying night, continued his adept brand of one-on-one retail politics, won the Republican primary in a 87 vote landslide then won the general election is a somewhat bigger landslide. In the background seen between Mr. White and Bevin is LaGene Stephens Sexton, daughter of Adair CJE Mike Stephens, and far right, Adair County County Attorney Jennifer Hutchison Corbin.


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Election night: Precincts came in quickly - S Columbia 2


2015-11-04 - Basement, Adair Annex, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, CM photo.
Public service a family affair while poor, poor Miss Vicky is struggling with the heavy South Columbia #2, co-precinct officer Patty Nall is enjoying a chat with her granddaughter, Brooklyn Coomer, far left. Others in the photo are Beckyy Rogers and Sheila Hayes, receiving precinct tallies; and Eunice-Pellyton's Julie Stephens and Margie Absher. - EW


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