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Columbia singers at MLK Memorial Service, CU


2015-01-22 - Ransdell Chapel, 401 N Hoskins Avenue, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, CU photo.
Adair County was well represented at Martin Luther King Memorial Service at Campbellsville University. Yulonda Bradshaw and Ricardo Hughes of Columbia, KY, above provided musical presentations at the annual Martin Luther King, Jr. worship service at Campbellsville University Wednesday evening, January 21, 2015. Rev. Lewis Henry, pastor of Santa Fee Missionary Baptist Church, in the Flatwoods of Adair County, and Moderator, Zion District Association of Baptists, gave the closing prayer for the event. Music for the service included the opening anthem, James Weldon Johnson's "Lift every voice and sing," and the closing anthem, "We shall overcome." - LW


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John Campbell: Lookie, Lookie, gas at $1.89


2015-01-21 - Garfield, KY - Photo by John Campbell.
This morning's price at Garfield, Kentucky. I also passed through Lebanon, Kentucky about an hour ago and found one convenience store selling gasoline @ $1.83. - JOHN CAMPBELL


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Found dog: found on KY 55 S Road, Adair Co., KY


2015-01-21 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Ann Young.
Posted: 8:32amCT. 51 minute rescue. Received this note at 8:23amCT. "The dog's owner has called. Yay! She saw the ad on CM. Thanks for posting it.
Found this dog in our yard this morning, Wednesday, January 21, 2015, on Hwy 55 South Road, Columbia, KY. Please call 270-250-4810 if you have lost it.


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Crocus-Watch: Sprouts up as early as January 10, 2015


2015-01-21 - Harrodsburg, Mercer County, KY - Photo by Mike Watson.
CM's Crocus-in-Bloom Watch is stilll on - but Historian/Plant Diarist Mike Watson sent photos on 19 Jan 2015 of these sprouting crocus, and note from his and Renea Watson's memories. He wrote with this photo, " just saw the photos of sprouts from an earlier date. Here are three taken this morning. They have been up several days; Renea says we first talked about them last Saturday week, which would have been January 10th, a bitter cold, windy day." MW


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Scenic Adair Co., KY: Winter greens, near Crocus, KY


2015-01-21 - KY 55 S Road at Buell Collins Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, CM photo.
A beautiful winter scene on KY 55 south of Glens Fork, an e-bit north of Crocus, proper, with winter greens: A mistletoe tree, a black green Eastern Red Cedar, and hints of spring pasture green in the grass, all subtle reminders at official spring, March 20, 2015 is just 58 days away from the date of this posting. - LW


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Coach Keith Adkins with No. 1 CU Tiger Basketball team


2015-01-21 - Photo by Richard RoBards, CU photo.
Campbellsville University head coach Keith Adkins talks to his team during a timeout against Life University Campbellsville University was voted the unanimous No. 1 in the latest NAIA Division I Men's Basketball Coaches’ Top 25 Poll with all 10 first-place votes, the national office announced Tuesday, January 20, 2015. - CHRIS MEGGINSON, Campbellsville University Sports Information Director


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Old plans for Green River Commerce Park reviewed


2015-01-21 - 201 Burkesville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo By Ed Waggener .
Columbia-Adair County Economic Development Authority board members Anthony Janes, left, and Tony Corbin, reviewed plans from several years ago for the Green River Commerce Park, which CACEDA Chair Dan Antle brought to the Tue 19 Jan 2015 meeting of the board.. At that time, a portion of the acreage was reserved for a park. The authority and Judge Stephens and Deputy CJE Holly Grimsley are moving ahead with plans for a Build-Ready Pad as well as a comprehensive plan for the entire park. Judge Stephens is optimistic that the park will gain statewide and beyond focus when the parkway segment between Campbellsville and Columbia is constructed - and suggests that 2015 might be the year construction begins.


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