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Sharon & Phyllis Payne: Lift Every Voice


2015-10-10 - 100 Block, Burkesville Street, Columbia, KY .
They're were singing 'Lift Every Voice and Sing,' - but just one line of it - Sisters Sharon and Phyllis Payne were taking a break from the Eunice Church of God stand in the Food Court in the 100 block of Burkesville Street Saturday afternoon, during a quieter time back at their church's BBQ, sandwich, and drink stand. The church is a regular and favorite venue for Downtown Days and other Adair County festivals. - EW


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At Downtown days, home from Smith's Ridge


2015-10-10 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Bonnie & Lenuel Smith were enjoying Downtown Days Saturday afternoon. The Smiths now live in Lenuel's homeland on Smith's Ridge, moving from Fairplay, KY, a few years ago. Both said today had been a perfect one in Columbia - one for meeting old friends and enjoying the entertainment and, for them, food at the downtown Mexican Restaurant. They've been married 28 years now. Bonnie, nee' Bonnie Willis, was a member of the Adair County High School Class of 1958. - EW


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Voting for People's Choice Squarecrow truly democratic


2015-10-10 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Ellen Zornes, Adair County Retired Teachers Association.
Justin Bailey and his family were voting in the election to choose the People's Choice Squarecrow, a prestigious honor with a hefty prize for the winner. Voting is open to all, regardless of age. Results of the balloting are expected shortly after the poll closes at 6pmCT. - EW


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Two outstanding runners from one outstanding family


2015-10-10 - Town Barber Shop, Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener.
Wid Harris, left, sponsored Downtown Days 5 K runners, Anna Evans, a seventh grader at Adair County Middle School, and her brother Alex Evans. Alex won Overall 1st place, with a 20 minutes 5 seconds, fastest of all runners.. Anna won Third Overall with a time of 26 minutes 25 Seconds and first in her age group. The runners are pictured with their father, Marc Evans, who is an employee of the Adair County Regional Jail. Both of the students plan to compete in Cross Country for Adair County Schools. - Linda Waggener


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Downtown Days 2015, Early Morning from High over Campbellsville Street


2015-10-10 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Jason Mardis, Aerial Concepts (c) 270-250-1867 drone photo .
Jason Mardis took this photo early this morning as Downtown Days were just getting underway. It is from Campbellsville Street to the Square and out Burkesville Street, with the Square in the middle and Jamestown Street to the left and Greensburg Street to the right. As the day has continued crowds have swelled.


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Jeremy Coomer fulfills civic duty: Votes in Squarecrow poll


2015-10-10 - In front of First & Farmers National Bank, Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo Ellen Zornes. There's been a heavy turnout of voters at the "poll" today, the Adair County Retired Teachers booth in front of the F&FNB. Earlier in the day, Ellen Zornes had already counted over 60 voters who had turned out to help their favorite Squarecrow win the prestigious People's Choice Award and the $25 jackpot which goes with the honor. We don't have an ongoing count, but Jeremy Coomer will no doubt be followed by vast numbers before the polls close at 6pmCT, this evening, and the tabulation begins. This should take long. After all these a school teachers totting up the figures. - EW

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Downtown Days from the air: Quick way to spot a parking space


2015-10-10 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Jason Mardis, Aerial Concepts (c) 270-250-1867 drone photo .
Jason Mardis, photographer/drone pilot, of Aerial Concepts, took this early morning shot of Downtown Columbia. Parking lots were quickly filling up, but there is evidence of a few spaces available. The bottom center is Murrell Burton Real Estate and the Courthouse Annex, with Campbellsville Street, left, and Greensburg Street, right, angling off to anchor the lower corner of the photo, and Jamestown Street, upper left, and Burkesville Street, upper right, angling off at the top of the photo. The Food Court, as usual, is in the 100 block of Burkesville Street. - EW


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