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Austin Scott Feese celebrates 6th birthday, Jan. 10, 2014
 2014-01-11 - Adair Co., KY - Photo from Margaret Feese. Austin Scott Feese celebrated his 6th birthday on January 10, 2014. Austin is the grandson of Joe & Margaret Feese. - Margaret Feese
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Green River Martial Arts team demonstrates for Gifted/Talented
 2014-01-10 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Shamarie Claiborne, Adair Co. School District photo. Students from the Adair County Gifted/Talented Program attended a program presented by Darlene Campbell and Sam Avery from Green River Arts. The primary purpose of the program was to demonstrate that the study of martial arts teaches leadership principles. Students learned the history of martial arts, and how the practice benefits not only physical, but mental and emotional health and well-being. - Shamarie Claiborne
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Ugly, but not for long: Adair/Russell line water tank
 2014-01-10 - Russell Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. As promised the new Russell County line water tower was in the air by years end, but final welds on the structure will be completed in the next four-five days of 2014, Columbia/Adair County Utilities District (CAUD) General Manager Lenny Stone told the January meeting of the CAUD board last night. And, he assured the board, when warmer weather comes in a few weeks and the Caldwell Tank Company painters see 5-6 consecutive days of warm weather to paint the tower. "I assure you this is not the final color," Stone said. "It's a primer. Quite a few people have asked about it. Some said it is the ugliest color for any water tank they've ever seen, but it will be one of the most attractive when it's painted." The 300,000 tank is located near the Adair-Russell County line. It's seen above over the spire of Russell County's beautiful Bethlehem Separate Baptist Church, looking west, from Russell County. On the left are the entrances to 3Trees Church.
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Emily Ramage with Sen. Gregory at 15 to Finish
 2014-01-09 - 500 S Capitol Avenue, Indianapolis, IN - Photo by Duane Bonifer, LWC photo. Lindsey Wilson College student Emily Ramage of Columbia, KY, right, speaks Wednesday, January 8, 2014, with State Sen. Sara Beth Gregory of Monticello, KY, at the launch of Kentucky's "15 to Finish" campaign in the Capitol Rotunda. Gregory's 16th Senate District includes Adair County. -Duane Bonifer
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