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Favorite old photo: Remember when this event occurred
 2015-07-14 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo from mystery contributor. Remember this scene from an Adair County Bell Pepper Festival of days gone by. Millions of Americans would recognize that the Princess is Becky Arnold as a teenager, b The man walking is William "Little Bug" Knight. Someone thinks the driver is Junior Stotts. The year of the event? Any other details? If so, share your knowledge with the world by replying using the Comments? button with this photo. - CM
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A is for Adair Co. School District and attention to detail
 2015-07-14 - 526 Indian Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Blake Hatcher, owner of Luxury Landscaping, was building a 108 ft., 2 tier terrace between the faculty/staff parking lot and Adair County High School yesterday, Monday, July 13, 2015. The terrace won't be nearly so high as the grand one at Lewis Transport which Hatcher recently installed, but it will be an eye catcher. The terrace may not be planted when students arrive on Thursday, August 6, 2015 for the first day of school, Hatcher said. Those will come after a decision is made by the management, which is targeting the first home football Friday for the campus' peak of perfection, to wow visitors with the sparkling transformation of the campus. - CM
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Beautiful Tiger Lillies at Mile Marker 25 on KY 768
 2015-07-14 - Mile Marker 25, KY 768 near Glens Fork, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, CM. Tiger Lillies are the stunners in the flower world at this time. These are the old fashioned kind - the tall ones which lean a bit to a lot - and bring back memories of gardens from many decades ago, especially those by the basket weave fence which separated the Jim Beard place on Jamestown Street (think Jeffries Electric Showroom today) and the Russell Miller Place (think world headquarters of United Citizens Bank today). This photo is an outtake of the 8-10' diameter bed which made us do something we occasionally are compelled to do - turn around and go back for picture. - LW/EW Oh, and by the way, Mile Marker 25 KY 768, means you are 25 miles from the roads beginning at KY 61 and Milltown Road, and just four miles from KY 768's terminus, at KY 92. Great sandwich for a picnic noon hour day trip to know-your-county-better tour.
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MCHS class of 1966 scrapbook
 2015-07-13 - Photo by Linda Waggener. Former classmates of Metcalfe County High School class of 1966 enjoyed seeing a scrapbook of MCHS memories kept by Lanny Nunn. One treasure was this page with a photo of the high school and two dear teachers who sponsored the Beta Club, Louise Sartin and Ruth Bartley. Beta Club officers at the time were upperclassmen and women: president Randall Lambirth, vice president Joan Edwards, secretary Gail Whitlow, treasurer Claudette Roberts, reporter Karen Ford and sergeant at arms David Dillon. - Linda Marcum Waggener Paired photo: See also: MCHS class of 1966 in GlasgowMCHS class of 1966 in Glasgow
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MCHS class of 1966 in Glasgow
 2015-07-13 - Photo by Granddaughter of Ella Lee Wilson. Friends from Metcalfe County High School class of 1966 met for dinner in Glasgow recently. They are, from left in front: Lanny, Doris, Jackie, Glenda, Elaine and Peggy. In back from left are: Janice, Patty, Yvonne, Ella Lee, Brenda, Patricia, Linda and Faye. - Linda Marcum Waggener/ Paired photo: See also: MCHS class of 1966 scrapbook
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