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WGRB Tv Tower, still county's tallest, at Cane Valley, KY
 2013-10-10 - Cane Valley, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. WGRB's 1,100-plus tower atop television hill in Cane Valley, Adair County, KY, is impressive. It's over twice the height of the next two tallest structures, the radio towers of WDCL, Radio Purdy (popularly and ignorantly called a Somerset station) and of the Mighty Big Dog, (popularly and benevolently termed Campbellsville) on the nar's at Purdy, KY, which are both about 500 feet tall. The tower is no longer used for Tv broadcast, but in it's day, it was a big part of South Central Kentucky life. Mark Hale chronicled the station's life in Short history of WGRB, by Mark Hale
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Three time MSC Player of the Week Max Malachiyev
 2013-10-10 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo CU photo. Campbellsville University Men's Soccer's Max Malachiyev, far left, a refugee from Russia, shared MSC Player of the week share the honor with his former Warren Central High School teammate, Eurodger Bargblor, Jr., Sharing the honor this week is extra special to the duo. Not only because they are current and former teammates, but because they both moved to Bowling Green, KY, as young immigrants through the International Refugee Center around the same time. - Chris Megginson, CU
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MSC Player of the Week Eurodger Bargblor, Jr. of CU
 2013-10-10 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo CU photo. Campbellsville University Men's Soccer's Eurodger Barglor, Jr. shared MSC Player of the week honors with goalkeeper Max Malachiyev, a three time MSC Player of the week, who said he had been waiting for the moment, which happened this week, when he could share the honor with his former Warren Central High School teammate. Sharing the honor this week is extra special to the duo. Not only because they are current and former teammates, but because they both moved to Bowling Green, KY, as young immigrants through the International Refugee Center around the same time. - Chris Megginson, CU
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Downtown Days: The Rusty Nail, ready for Friday evening
 2013-10-10 - 400 Quadrant, Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. The Rusty Nail, the Main Stage is Downtown Days Central for Adair County's Traditional Fall Festival. Downtown Days start at 4pmCT, Friday, October 11, 2013. Clicking "Readmore: Accesses the full two day Schedule. Paired photo - See also: Downtown Days Progress: Rusty Nail underway
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Downtown Days Progress: Rusty Nail underway
 2013-10-10 - 400 Quadrant, Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Tuesday evening The Rusty Nail, returning for a fifth time for Downtown Days, was at this stage. It will be Downtown Days Central for Adair County's Traditional Fall Festival. Downtown Days start at 4pmCT, Friday, October 11, 2013. Clicking "Readmore: Accesses the full two day Schedule. Paired photo - See also: Downtown Days: The Rusty Nail, ready for Friday evening
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Woolly worms confused somewhat north of Green River, too
 2013-10-09 - Photo by Jim. The woolyworms up here north of the Green River are just as confused as the ones reported in Adair County. Twice recently, with my own weary, bleary, bloodshot baby blues, I've spotted this critter with one black and two brown axial stripes rather than radial bands. This is partially visible in the photo. JIM
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