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Churches of Adair Co., KY: Hutchison Community Church


2013-05-05 - 3375 Pelham Road, Columbia, KY - Photo - CM staff photo. HUTCHISON COMMUNITY CHURCH, 3375 Pelham Branch RD, Columbia, KY. Sunday School starts at 9:30amCT. Sunday Worship at 10:45amCT. The pastor is Bro. Larry Brown. Everyone is welcome. From DIRECTORY of CHURCHES May 6, 2013.

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Joe Moore and backyard neighbor J.D. Montgomery


2013-05-05 - Fountain Plaza, Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo By Ed Waggener. Traditions. Excellence Joe Moore, one time official co-Keeper of the Clock with the late Carl Hutchison, back when the Historic Adair County Courthouse Clock kept perfect within 5 minutes time - and now the official Keeper of the Fountain in Downtown Columbia, took notes from his backyard neighbor, painting contractor J.D. Montgomery on Thursday. Mr. Moore was right pleased with his work, and it seemed to pass Mr. Montgomery's high standards of perfection. Mr. Moore is a man of tradition. The Fountain and the Clock just two of his passions. He was working the springtime fountain repair ritual into a heavy schedule which included getting ready for the annual Kentucky Derby party at Edgewood, the popular celebration venue he owns and operates with his little brother, Terry Moore. Every Adair Countian has their favorite Joe Moore tradition, but surely none is more revered than his classic adjournment of Columbia City Council during the years the electorate was wise enough to elect him to the post. Now that function of dismissal has fallen to Robert Flowers, one of Adair County's all time great speakers (Clean Potable Water oration; wedding reception classics), but, excellent as his adjourning motions are, he may be no Joe Moore.

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2013 Beautiful May day on Caney Fork Road


2013-05-05 - Photo CM staff photo. The past week showed South Central Kentucky at its most beautiful. This example was one. It is on Caney Fork Road - remembered to be in Adair County, but very close to Green. (Comments welcome). - CM

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Tiosha Beasley takes 3rd National Title as CU athlete


2013-05-05 - Joliet, IL - Photo by George Eskridge, courtesy CU. Tiosha Beasley repeats as NCCAA long jump champion. It was her the third national title she's won as a Campbellsville University Athlete, the first time, three time national champion in Campbellsville University history. She received the award Saturday, May 4, 2013, at the National Christian College Athletic Association Outdoor Track & Field Championships in Joliet, IL. - from Chris Megginson, Campbellsville University Sports Information Director

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Graduate Walk: Campbellsville University


2013-05-04 - 410 N Hoskins Avenue, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, CU.
Dr. Joseph Owens, Chairperson of the Campbellsville University Board of Trustees,
front left and Dr. Michael V. Carter, President of Campbellsville University, front right , led the graduate walk from the E. Bruce Heilman Complex to Ransdell Chapel for Friday night, May 3, 2013, commencement exercises for graduate students. - Linda Waggener


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2013 Campbellsville University graduate commencement


2013-05-04 - Ransdell Chapel, 401 N Hoskins Avenue, Campbellsville, KY .
A long line of graduates entered Ransdell Chapel for the graduate programs commencement on Friday evening, May 3, 2013, a component of the largest graduating class in the history of the university, 647. - Linda Waggener


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Wildflowers of Kentucky: White flowers - Star of David


2013-05-04 - Along Town Creek, Columbia, KY - Photo by CM staff .
A pretty six petal white flower
Appreciate ID.
Answers came: 1) Connie Ferguson identified the flower as as Star of Bethlehem 2) Heather Evans wrote:: Could it be ornithagalum? Otherwise known as Star of Bethlehem. The leaves are narrow, dark green with a lighter stripe down the middle. 3) Cynthia A. Meyer writes that the pretty flower is Star of Bethlehem, is invasive, and she's battling to get rid of it.


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