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Little Kitten trapped in this area, imperiled by Isaac rains


2012-08-30 - 900 block Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Janet Shield called to say that she had heard the cries of the little kitten trapped in the storm sewer system in this area of Jamestown Street. She said the cries are most easily heard at night, when the traffic is not so heavy. She said that she had heard it when she got off work at nearby Taco Bell. Tara Pickens reported hearing it, and worries that it will not survive if there is a downpour, as predicted, from Hurricane Isaac aftermath.


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New Stage Backdrop at The Flatwoods Dinner


2012-08-30 - 1849 Wheeler Hill Road, Columbia, KY - Photo CM photo.
Matt Baker
proprietor of The Flatwoods Diner strums his guitar for a publicity photo to show off the new back drop he and "Lewis" designed for the stage where Friday evening, August 31, 2012, at sometime between 4:30pm-5pmCT, excitement will reach a fever pitch when Baker - or maybe "Lewis" - will announce, "Ladies and Gentleman, give a big Flatwoods welcome to the incomparable Mackie Joe Pennington and Jan Overstreet." The two have gained quite a following at the popular South Adair County nightspot. Baker occasionally performs himself, but enjoys the role, most, of running the sound board and controlling the lights.


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Delegates Ben Loy, Nick Roy, in Asheville, NC


2012-08-30 - Asheville, NC - Photo Innocent bystander.
Adair County beef farmer Ben Loy and Extension Agent Nick Roy attended the Kentucky Beef IRM Conference held in Ashville, North Carolina this week. IRM stands for Integrated Resource Management.


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Blue Raider Wrestler Aaron Back also helps Red Cross


2012-08-30 - Lindsey Wilson College, Columbia, KY - Photo by Dan White.
NAIA Champion of Character Aaron Back
: Aaron Back, is a Lindsey Wilson sophomore and a member of the school's wrestling team. He's from Big Creek, KY, is a native of Pike County, KY and is a graduate of Whitley County High School.


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Scenic Adair Co., KY: Hunter School lives on - as barn


2012-08-30 - J.C. Lasley at Stotts Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. What was once Hunter School, is located at the intersection of J.C. Lasley and Stotts Road, continues service as a barn on the J.C. Lasley farm. For much of the time the school was in existence it was taught by the late Ruth Allen, except for one year when Jean Dohoney (now McLean) taught the school. Though it's now on Stotts Road, formerly Burkesville Road, it is still an unforgettable landmark for travelers along KY 61 South of the Louie B. Nunn Parkway in Adair County.

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Adair County Middle School Football Pride


2012-08-30 - Photo by Rita Carter. Hot but very happy players walked past a crowd of their biggest supporters of parents, grandparent, teachers, and friends on their way to the locker room after a game of ACMS football. Students in the picture are: Chance Melton, Isaac Carter, Cameron Lasley, Jacob Doss, Andrew Gayde, Trey Jones, Collin Curry, and Cole Cooper. The Adair County Middle School football team faces LaRue County Middle School, from Hodgenville, KY, at 5pmCT, Tuesday, September 4, 2012, at Booster Field, 224 Gen. John Adair Drive, Columbia, KY. - Rita Carter

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Michael Jennings passes Lamp of Learning to McKenzie Young


2012-08-30 - Ransdell Chapel, 401 N. Hoskins Avenue, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Christina L. Kern. CU photo.
Michael Jennings, left, a sophomore of Edmonton, KY, passes on the Lamp of Learning to the Class of 2016, represented by McKenzie Young, a freshman of Russellville, KY, in a very special ceremony held each year at Campbellsville University. - Christina Kern


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