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Doretta Curry, Adair County, KY (1932-2012)


2012-11-24 - 210 Greensburg Street, Columbia, KY - Photo from Stotts-Phelps-McQueary Funeral Home.

Doretta Curry, Adair County, KY (1932-2012)



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Raider Bob from Columbia/Adair Airport


2012-11-24 - 735 Country Club Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. The lower photo shows a normal view across The Pines at Lindsey Wilson to Holladay place from the Columbia/Adair County Airport. The top view is a compressed view from the same place.

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Bridge Builders: Jobe Darnell, Magistrate Sammy Baker


2012-11-24 - Walnut Grove Road, Burns Creek Bridge, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Jobe Darnell, Adair County Roads Supervisor, left and Third District Magistrate Sammy Baker, after the Bridge over Burns Creek on Walnut Grove Road was opened Wednesday, November 21, 2012. Burns Creek is in the background. Adair County Judge Ann Melton, who has initiated 16 major Adair County road projects in her tenure, had scheduled an appearance at the opening, but was unable to do so because of pressing family needs. All 16 projects were overseen by Mr. Darnell. The Burns Creek Bridge was the second bridge project in Sammy Baker's district during his tenure. Baker is pressing for to see the most needed bridge project in his district completed. It's a Kentucky State Highway Department bridge replacement over Glens Fork Creek on KY 55, in the historic Zion Community.


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Tillie: All by myself


2012-11-24 - 299 Williams Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by granddad. Tillie is totally on her own now all grown up at 17 months when she made her first ever state visit to her paternal ancestral home. She's been in a hurry to see things ever since she could walk. She was headed for the Holloway Wellness Center last Sunday, November 18, 2012, and wasn't waiting on anyone. It was to open at 2pm, and she didn't understand when she arrived at 2pmET/1pmCT. She knocked on the door and said, politely. "Hello. Hello," and when there was no answer, "Hello. Is anybody home?" Explaining the differences in time zones didn't help matters. She operates on Eastern time. Holloway on Central. Smart as she is, it may be a few more months before she grasps the time zone concept. Tillie is the granddaughter of Linda and Ed Waggener, Columbia, KY. - Granddad. Overwhelmingly impressed, even so

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(Ad) Beautiful, Spacious Home, 608 Crestview Loop. $192,000.


2012-11-24 - 608 Crestview Loop, Columbia, KY - Photo Owner provided photo.
House for Sale in Rice Addition at 608 Crestview Loop on the top of the hill. This location is right off of Greensburg Street and minutes away from the schools and most restaurants in Columbia. The house is 1850 sq. ft. and has 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 bath on main floor.
The full basement has an additional full bath with shower. Safe room with steel door and small finished room currently being used as a tanning bed room, basement also has large finished room approx. 18' x 35' . Large kitchen with hand crafted oak cabinets. Access stair case to attic off the kitchen. Brick enclosed back porch with nice yard space. 2 car garage with new insulated doors and concrete double drive. Very nice place to live, good neighborhood and good location. For more details call Ralph or Glinda Waggener at either South Central Printing 270-384-4757 during business hours or 270-384-2324 on nights and weekends. Moving because we simply do not need this much space. $192,000.
House was constructed by Sammy Sandusky for Allen Phelps; between the two many extras were built in to the house such as 2 x 12 subfloor throughout.


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Walnut Grove Bridge: Through a Happy Valley


2012-11-24 - Walnut Grove Road, District 3, Columbia, KKY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
The new Burns Creek Bridge
connects this happy scene approaching a few of the dwellings in the Valley of the Hingles, to Chance, KY, on KY 1952, and KY 704 south of Fairplay. The bridge was the 16th in an ongoing, accelerated bridge building program in the administration of CJE Ann Melton. The area served, above, is a fast growing residential development, one Adair County School Superintendent, after a school business trip to study county roads and safety, called a Shangri-La. The yellow sign request slower speed, announcing, "We Love Our Children."


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Curly T. Lowery, Taylor County, KY (1938-2012)


2012-11-24 - 503 E. Main Street - Photo from Lyon-Dewitt Funeral Home.

Curly T. Lowery, Taylor County, KY (1938-2012)



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