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Scenic Metcalfe Co., KY: ATV makes striking silhouette
 2013-10-30 - Greensburg Road, Edmonton, KY - Photo CM staff photo. An ATV makes a striking silhouette above the pasture on the south side of US 68 in the 3800 section of the highway, Greensburg Road, Edmonton, Metcalfe County, KY.
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Scenic Adair Co., KY: Ready for the winter in Portlandia
 2013-10-29 - Porland, Adair Co., KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. There's appears to be enough farwood laid on the porch of Poor Man's Country Corner, now in the new administration of Becky and Herbert Janes, and the ongoing tenure of "Cat," who came with the store, Becky Kessler said. It's the Central Building in the storied Village if Janeses, Kesslers, Downeys, Rogerses and Keltners, Bakers, Smiths, Beards and more. The Country Corner is now given over to almost all restaurant seating, and is open 6 days a week, Mrs. Kessler said. Mrs. Marcum, whom cats adore, told Cat it was the prettiest cat she'd ever seen, praise which Cat, right pleased with itself, seemed to think well deserved. The friendly porch is inviting for one wanting to enjoy the scenery in comfort, or sit a spell before dining.
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Police, fire, and ambulance workers on scene
 2013-10-29 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by Lawrence Hamilton. Just north of the Taylor-Adair County line, KY 55 between Columbia and Campbellsville was closed this afternoon around 3:30pmET. Rescue crews struggled to remove a driver from his pickup truck after a wreck that was the tragic end to a high-speed chase starting in Campbellsville. The status of the driver is unknown at this time.
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Firemen try to remove driver from wreckage after high speed chase
 2013-10-29 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by Lawrence Hamilton. Lawrence writes, "This accident happened at 3:30 on 55 South, one mile north of Adair-Taylor line. Police chased this guy from Campbellsville and it was said that he may have been traveling at 100mph." The driver was airlifted to University of Kentucky Hospital.
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Silent City 2013: Joseph Flowers as Woodruff Flowers, M.D.
 2013-10-29 - Columbia Cemetery, 315 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. The finale of the 2013 Silent City presentations took place on the north side of the cemetery, overlooking Campbellsville Street. Joseph Flowers as his grandfather - "Granddoc" - Dr. Woodruff Flowers, a most beloved family physican from Adair County's past, with Adair County Genealogical Librarian Ernestine Bennett and Lash Davenport, who appears in the opening scene receiving a shot from Dr. Flowers. Dr. Flowers' black bag is open on his and Berenice Rickman Flowers headstone, and portraits of the grand couple are on the left, lighted by a coal oil lamp of the era. People still living will remember having their tonsils taken out at Dr. Flowers' office, as Joseph Flowers recalled, as casually as getting a haircut today. Little known though, was the memory of that Dr. Flowers actually performed that surgery on house calls. The performance had be anticipated for years; this year it become a reality and the audience, expecting a stellar performance, got more. The performance captured the historical highlights of Dr. Flowers' professional life and that of his equally beloved wife, Berenice Rickman Flowers, but the humanity which endeared the couple to Adair Countians in a way rarely, if ever, equalled.
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