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Farmers Market crowd built fast


2013-04-20 - Adair Annex, 424 Public Square - Photo by Ed Waggener. It's Underway now. The photo was taken 20-thirty minutes before the official opening, at 8amCT, Saturday, April 20, 2013, and the Square was filling up with people and cars. Only the famous "Barbara's Husband," who stands out on the corner, and is doing something important - not sure what - is identified.

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(Ad) Epicurean Kentuckian: Farmer's Breakfast


2013-04-20 - 104 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo CM staff photo.
A Plate Created for a Special Day
The Farmer's Breakfast with two eggs cooked to order, for not very much money: $3.25 for: a rasher of bacon or 2 sausge patties, and one biscuit smothered in white gravy, awaited vendors, Farmer's Market on the Square shoppers, and regular customers and visitors Saturday, April 20, 2013, 6am-12pmCT, at TaP's Diner, 104 Public Square, Columbia, KY. The breakfast continues through noon - TaP's is open on Saturdays until 7pmCT. - Tish Paris


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Scenic Adair Co., KY: Russell Creek Hills, KY 80 at Conover Road


2013-04-19 - KY 80, East of Columbia, West of Russell Springs, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. The Russell Springs Highway at the KY 80 Bridge over Upper Russell Creek is as scenic as it still is busy. Redbud, above, is at its peak at this point, and for those who have time and are careful to watch the traffic, there is a treasure trove of trillium on either side of the Columbia/WAVE 92.7 FM hillside - in big patches. The road off the far side of the bridge, to the left in the photo, is Conover Road. For those who might not already know, the Russell Creek is flowing South at this bridge - to the right in the photo as one heads toward The County, where might Russell Creek originates. Travelling East from Columbia, the Creek is flowing North, to one's left, at the Columbia Bridge. According to local legend, which may or may not be fact, the Creek is 99 miles long as it flows from Russell to Adair, the Green County, where it meets Green River just north of US 68/KY 70 West of Greensburg. They used to tell us that "rivers" have to be 100 miles long, and that's why the broad, deep Russell Creek is a creek and not a river. - EW

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Life in the Holler: Trillium is in bloom


2013-04-19 - The Holler, Old Clearsprings RD, Columbia, KY - Photo by Shamarie Claiborne.
It's cold, but it's a wonderful time in the Holler
. Grasses are deep green and the leaves every shade of green. Redbud is in bloom. Dogwood blossoms are change from a greenish color to bright white. And it's trillium time. There's never been any more beautiful than the one in he forefront, above.


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ACHS National Honor Society and Beta Club


2013-04-19 - ACHS, 526 Indian Drive, Columbia KY - Photo by ACHS student photo. Students of the Adair County High School National Honor Society and Beta Club,, shown above in the lobby of ACHS, prepared care packages for military servicemen. Other members wrote letters of appreciation for serving the country. These are just two ways, of many, in which the ACHS students reach out to and serve others. from left: Rikki Neat, Anna Murrell, Natalie Bertram, Katie Kelsey, Kyle Castaneda, Amber Turner, Kate Durham, CariAnne Gaskin, Katherine Blackwelder, Ashley Simpson, Sydney Bright, Leane Blackwelder, Ashley Goodin, and Noah Richard Sponsores are Sheila Willis and Keri Willis.

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(Ad - Sponsored) Redbud Plantings available at FM2


2013-04-19 - 1535 Bull Run Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Barbara Armitage. News Flash Just in! Adair County Garden Club to sell Red Bud Trees at the Farmer's Market on the Square. Members of the ACGC will be selling 5 foot Red Buds at the Farmer's Market on the Square, 424 Public Square, Columiba, KY, on Saturday April 20, 2013 8am - 12 noonCT. These beautiful 5 foot Red Buds are only $10.00. Red Bud trees are easy to grow in a variety of soils. The are drought resistant and are the perfect touch of color every spring. Come by the Farmer's Market and help support the efforts of the Adair County Garden Club. We are committed to making Adair County a more beautiful, safer and healthier place to live. Adair County Garden Club members take pride in our community and invite you join us and make a difference. - Barbara Armitage

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Beautiful tree at Good Shepherd Catholic Church


2013-04-19 - 1217 Greensburg ST, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. A Spring Scene at the Church of the Good Shepherd, 1217 Greensburg Street, brightens the road of travelers and students at the Adair County School District Campus across the road, as they pass each day on their way to and from school

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