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Showing loyalties: Red and Blue
 2014-03-28 - 700 Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY - Photo By Valerie Thomas. Employees at United Citizens Bank, Columbia, KY showing their team spirit. Front row, left to right: Gidget Royse, Jean Corbin, Nicole Stapleton, Mindy Coffey, Jennifer Brock, Valerie Thomas. Back row, left to right: Joseph Grider, Jennifer Coomer, Shannon Feese, Heather Ford, Cindy Harris, Marguerite Keen, Julie Irvin, Matt Loy, Sandy Corbin, Cathy Lawless and Philip Watson.
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Thing 1 and Thing 2
 2014-03-28 - ACMS, 322 Gen. John Adair Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Shamarie Claiborne, Adair Co. School District photo. Shamarie Claiborne writes Adair County Middle School decided to support Dr. Seuss this week since his birthday was this month, March 2, 2014. Students and staff could dress like their favorite characters. The purpose of course is to encourage students to read. Many of the staff and students dressed up that day. My favorites were Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Hardin, or should I say Thing 1 and Thing 2, above.
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Puppies support Dr. Seuss, encourage reading
 2014-03-28 - Adair County Middle School, Columbia, KY - Photo by Shamarie Claiborne, Adair Co. School District photo. These 'puppies' - supported Dr. Seuss at Adair County Middle School this past week. Their purpose of course is to encourage students to read. Many of the staff and students dressed up today. The puppies are from left Mrs. Loy, Mrs. Holt, and Mrs. Scholl.
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(Ad) One of two littermates available for adoption
 2014-03-28 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Tamara Andrew. Free to Good Home - We have 2 puppies to give to good homes. Mother is part Border Collie and Australian Shepherd. From the look of the pups Dad was probably a Beagle. They're about 8 weeks old now and both are female, need a new home as we can't keep them all. Call 270-384-5885 between 9am-9pmCT. Thank you - Tamara Andrew
(Ad) There are lots of ads in CM ANIMALS , today, March 28, 2014. Scan all the CM Classifieds now and each time you visit. For costs and information on submitting your ad, see RATES & TERMS. If you need help, call 270-250-2730.
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Spring Fishing Frenzy: Smallmouth bass fishing great nearby
 2014-03-28 - Dale Hollow Lake - Photo by Lee McClellan, KY Afield Outdoors. Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources staff artist, left and "Kentucky Afield" Television Host, Tim Farmer, admire a smallmouth bass Farmer caught from Dale Hollow Lake in early spring. Dale Hollow Lake, Laurel River Lake and Lake Cumberland hold some of the largest smallmouth bass in the world. - Lee McClellan. Associate Editor, Kentucky Afield Magazine, KDFWR
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Group with portrait of Creed Haskins
 2014-03-27 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Greg Thomas, Thomas Photography. With oil portrait of Creed Haskins, a found of Columbia, KYFront, from left Shelby Wilds, Juanita "Jean" Mitchell, Dr. Ron & Elsie Hatcher; back row from left Lloyd Wilds & Laura Wilds; Richard Phelps, and Mike Watson. Greg Thomas of Columbia, KY, was the photographer. Occasion: Richard Phelps, Greg Thomas and Adair County Historian Mike Watson met in Campbellsville in the home of Juanita "Jean" Mitchell for the photographing session. Also attending were Creed Haskin decendants Dr. Ron & Elsie Hatcher of Bowling Green, KY, back left, Ron Hatcher was the first to learn of the existence of the portrait several months ago. Mrs. Mitchell's daughter Laura Wilds and husband Lloyd Wilds and their daughter Shelby Wilds were also present for the meeting. Shelby Wilds is the great, great, great, great, great, great granddaughter of Creed Haskins a founder of Columbia, KY. A photograph of the portrait is now on display at the Adair County Public Library.
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Chance, KY: Surely a spot on many Trail Town, USA Trails
 2014-03-27 - Chance, District 3, Adair Co., KY - Photo by Linda Waggener. One never has enough grandchildren, sees enough sunsets, finds enough fields of daffodils, or has enough photo(s) of the store at Chance. This one was taken to document the state of the store on Wednesday evening, March 26, 2014. The view above takes in two possible equal Adair County landmarks and Trail Town USA destinations. 1) On the left, the store that day, which would fit in most perfectly with a suggestion by Billy Joe Fudge for a Chance reunion. (See: Billy Joe Fudge: Chance of Chance, KY Reunion?). And 2), on the left, maybe an Arbor Day Trail to see all the great trees of Adair County. There are dozens similar in greatness to the Great Sassafras Tree (See: Kentucky Color - Chance Sassafras) beside the store at Chance - The Big Tree at Vester, the Chestnut Tree off Bull Run Road, the Pine Trees of song at Lindsey Wilson, and more. And to give credit where credit is due, Billy Joe Fudge first brought the Great Sassafras to fame.
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