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Fire engulfs home on Jones Chapel Road, Columbia, KY


2013-01-22 - 380 Jones Chapel Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Rodney Thompson, Adair County Fire Department. Firefighters from Adair County Fire Department found the residence owned by Roger Crawhorn on Jones Chapel Road, Columbia, KY, between the communities of Gradyville and The Flat Woods in Adair County, completely engulfed in flames. The fire was reported just before midnight on Monday, January 21, 2013. Seventeen firemen were on the bitterly cold scene for about 1.5 hours. - DONALD HARE, Adair County Fire Department

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T-shirts bound for Advocacy Center, Jamestown, KY


2013-01-22 - Lindsey Wilson College, Columbia, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer, Lindsey Wilson College.
Lindsey Wilson College students Logan Finley of Louisa, KY, from left, Kelsey Pope of Columbia and Will Rich of Columbia decorate t-shirts that will be given to alleged child sexual abuse victims at the Lake Cumberland Advocacy Center in Jamestown, KY. - DUANE BONIFER


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Cecilia, KY students at LWC decorate tees for abuse center


2013-01-22 - Lindsey Wilson College, Columbia, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer, Lindsey Wilson College. Central Hardin High School seniors Lexi Ferguson of Cecilia, KY, left, Kelley Yates of Cecilia and Hannah Smith of Glendale, KY, decorate t-shirts that will be given to alleged child sexual abuse victims at the Lake Cumberland Advocacy Center in Jamestown, KY. - DUANE BONIFER

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Lindsey Wilson Students celebrate MLK Day


2013-01-22 - Lindsey Wilson College, Columbia, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer, Lindsey Wilson College.
Lindsey Wilson College Bonner Scholars Co-Director Amy Thompson-Wells speaks Monday morning, January 21, 2013, to LWC students and guests about community-service activities planned for the day. - DUANE BONIFER


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Scene of collisions involving three vehicles


2013-01-21 - Intersection KY 61/KY 55 Bypass, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Kentucky State Police
, Columbia Police Department, and the Adair County SAR are turning back everyone, from the scene of collisions involving three vehicles at the intersection of KY 61/Burkesville Road and KY 55/Adair Veterans Memorial Bypass while cleanup is underway. From early reports, one vehicle came into the intersection from the right hand road, the bypass; one was travelling north on KY 61/Burkesville Road, and a third was traveling south on KY 61/Burkesville Street.


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The Little Red School House painting focal point in ACMS


2013-01-21 - ACMS, 322 Gen. John Adair Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo painting by Rocky Yarberry, Wilbert Branham. This painting, of The Little Red Schoolhouse has been modified with the letters "ACMS" and is a focal art piece in the lobby of Adair County Middle School. It ties the school back to its beginning as Adair County High School. Students Rocky Yarberry and Wilbert Branham painted the Little Red School House, while students at Adair County High. At Adair County Elementary, there is cutaway from an actual school bus in the lobby of the school as art which connects to the past. Now, the bell from the old Columbia Graded and High School will be the art as a reminder of a tradition when the Adair County Primary Center opens in the fall of 2013.

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Feeding Lucy


2013-01-21 - Photo by Linda Waggener.
Gertrude Browning feeds her growing baby Lucy a bottle of water as she weans her off bottle feeding. Mrs. Browning and her daughter Vicky Pike have raised the little orphan until she is now fat and sassy and ready to join the family of calves eating regular feed. Some of them are robust enough that they can pick up a bag of feed and take off with it. Lucy is not the first orphan they've helped get a start. They point to the grown up Kenny Buck, about to celebrate his tenth birthday, who needed help as a baby. They were preparing their animals for the upcoming drop in temperatures on their farm outside Columbia and were kind enough to take a short break from chores for a picture. The calves called them back to work pretty quickly. -- LW


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