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Adair CJE Stephens with Sheriff Moss and Casey CJE Randy Dial


2015-07-15 - Adair Annex, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, CM photo.
Adair County Judge Michael Stephens, left, and Adair County Sheriff Harrison Moss, posed for a picture Casey County Judge Executive Randy Dial. Judge Dial was a guest of Judge Stephens, as the Adair County Court accepted an Adair County Road, Eunice Spur Road off Dunnville Road, which had maintained by Casey County for a period of perhaps 50 years, into the Adair road system. Today's officials are unsure how the road got into the Casey County System, but Judge Stephens told last night's Fiscal Court gathering he apprecieated it and was sure Adair County had reciprocated in some way. Judge Dial is a native of Adair County, KY, who lived in Adair County a brief time before his family moved to Casey County, where he grew up. (Trivia note: three county judges in three counties in a row, are all Adair County natives - Adair CJE Stephens, from Garlan, CJE Randy Dial, from Pelham Branch/Hutchison,; and Boyle CJE Harold McKinney, from Garlan/Vester. Judge Dial said that Casey County, however, has at least four County School Districts who are Casey County natives, including Supt. Alan Reed of Adair County.) - EW. Photo


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Downed powerline in Gradyville, KY, on Tue 14 Jul 2015


2015-07-14 - Edmonton Road, Gradyville, Adair County, KY - Photo by Derek Burris.
Derek Burris
sends this photo from Gradyvillr where a live powerline is down on the road, making it completely impassible. He writes at 3:56pmCT, Tuesday, July 14, 2015, "It will be a while until it's moved."


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Friendly, fightened dog likely got lost in the storm


2015-07-14 - Lampton Lane, Columbia, KY - Photo Rescuer. This dog probably became lost in the storm. Very friendly and frightened. Found on Lampton Lane. Call 270-378-1945.

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Butler Branch during the 14 Jul 2015 downpour


2015-07-14 - By Knifley Road, KY 551, Adair County, KY - Photo CM Staff Photo.
There was a heavy downpour water was still under the bridge on KY 551/Knifley Road near Pelly Lane before 7amCT this morning. It would have been a good day for a Duck Drop and a Wacky Quacky Duck Race - that fondly awaiting sporting event is usually held at this venu.


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Sunflowers brighten Oak Street on rainy 14 Jul 2015


2015-07-14 - Oak Street, Eastern Shortcut Bypass, Columbia, KY - Photo CM Photo.
Oak Street wasn't flooded by the high waters in the draw at about 7:30amCT this Tuesday morning, a very rainy 14 Jul 2015. The water is, however, creating travel problems this morning, with the likelihood of hydroplaning occurring frequently everywhere, and lack of traction sometimes makes entry on the main throughfares, such a Parrott Avenue onto Campbellsville Road, and iffy proposition. A bright spot in this pretty scene is the row of sunflowers. - CM


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Scenic Cumberland Co., KY: Mature poke berries, Howard's Bottom


2015-07-14 - Cumberland County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, CM. Poke berries were maturing on a stretch of natural roadway in Howard's Bottom in Cumberland County, KY, on a recent visit there. - EW

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Scenic Green County, KY: Ky 565 at Taylor Co. line


2015-07-14 - Ebenezer Road/KY 565, Taylor/Green County line - Photo by Linda Waggener. A picture perfect entrance to Green County, KY, with a great tree framing a beautiful farmhouse.

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