Famed caddy a standout at ACHS Scramble 2012-06-03 - Angus, Scotland, UK - Photo family file photo. Famed international caddy, Dr. Ronald P. Rogers of Columbia, KY, proved he's a player too, with a closest to the pin win on No. 3 in the Adair County High School Golf Scramble, joining an elite group of closest to the pin golfers: Danny Calhoun on No. 8, Joe Smith on No. 11, and Raymond Haynes on No. 15. The photo above was taken in August 2010, while Dr. Rogers, right, was caddy for his brother Steve Rogers in the British Senior Open. Read More... | Comments? | Click here to share, print, or bookmark this photo.

ACHS Golf Scramble: Couldn't be done without golf parents 2012-06-03 - The Pines at Lindsey Wilson, 275 Country Club Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Kim Goodin. Some parents who helped work the tournament: We have such a wonderful group of parents. From left:John Rarey, Darlene Rarey seated, and, in the background: Bridget Maupin, Gary Maupin, Jamie Powell, Missy Garmon, and Donna Simpson We couldn't do it without them. - Kiim Goodin Comments? | Click here to share, print, or bookmark this photo.

1st at ACHS Scramble: Champions shoot a 54! 2012-06-03 - The Pines at Lindsey Wilson, 275 Country Club Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Kim Goodin. The First Place winners: From left: Todd Polston, Mike Sneed, Larry Neat, and Charles Rexroat, shot a 54 in the 2012 Adair County High School Golf Scramble at The Pines at Lindsey Wilson, Saturday, June 2, 2012. - Kim Goodin Read More... | Comments? | Click here to share, print, or bookmark this photo.

Adair Heritage Book Fair: Taylor Co. books/Ann and Jade 2012-06-03 - 500 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Several counties were represented at the book fair. Ann DeSpain, right, with with Jodie Despain, Campbellsville, KY had a booth with an impressive number of Taylor County books by a number of authors including Mr. DeSpain and Betty Ann Gorin (Morgan is Coming). There were books on genealogy, history, photo books, and more than the usual number of books about veterans. No one enjoyed the day more than Miss Jadelyn Waggener, left, who inspected every niche in the building her grandfather would let her. The Taylor County book stall was one of her favorites, as evidenced by the intense scrutiny of one of its books. When Mrs. DeSpain asked Jade what she wanted to be when she grows up and found that a career path has been chosen: "I'm going to be a cheerleader," she said emphatically. But she realized a future beyond that, "And I'm going to work at Walmart." But don't be surprised if she's sheriff or county judge one day - her political skills are already obvious. - Great Uncle Ed Comments? | Click here to share, print, or bookmark this photo.

(Ad) Take CM along on your vacation 2012-06-03 . It's easy to take CM along now: with the Mobile App. The mobile site is always available at: http://www.columbiamagazine.com/mobile to check it out on your iPad or iPhone - or at your desktop or laptop in a live mode. (Links in photo above for illustration only.) If you're on vacation, we hope you'll take 3 minutes, 3 times a day, to check on what's going on back home. And we'll appreciate feedback on how the mobile devices are serving you, whether you're using a Apple products, a Samsung Galaxy Note, Asus Transformer Prime, or a Kindle. Comments? | Click here to share, print, or bookmark this photo.

Lindsey Wilson College Ministers School - 2012 2012-06-03 . The United Methodist License for Pastoral Ministry School: Students and teachers of the United Methodist License for Pastoral Ministry School gather Thursday night in the amphitheater on the Lindsey Wilson College Campus Quadrangle. Front row, from left: Mary Lou Stephens of Richmond, KY; Jan Shaulis, Oak Forest, Ill.; Kathie Meyers, Louisville, KY; Renee Hudgell, Louisville, KY; Elizabeth Blanton, Paintsville, KY; Ed Small, Louisville, KY; Brent Loy, Lebanon, KY; and Michael Deaton, Paris, KYSecond row, from left:John Wesley Hatton of Paintsville, KY; Debra Massengale, Paintsville, KY; Alisa Carman, Harned, KY; Pat Kees, Ashland, KY; Kaury Edwards, Tulia, Texas; Scott Weedburn, Sacramento, KY; Robert Stroup, Waco, KY; Zach Fitzpatrick, Wilmore, KY; and Abbi Long, Henderson, KYThird row, from left: Rick Souder of Flemingsburg, KY; Chad Johnson, Livermore, KY; Mack Cummings, Lewisport, KY; Natashia Roy, Jamestown, KY; Chris Jasper, Nancy, KY; Dee Decker Huey, Louisville, KY; Nathan Calvert, Louisville, KY; Andy Messamore, Wilmore, KY; Phillip N. Nunley, Russell, KY; and Jerry Pile, Cox's Creek, KYBack row, from left: Phillip Thomas of Mount Vernon, KY; Jim Stahler, Murray, KY; Daniel Pupo, Nicholasville, KY; Mike Gregory, Whitley City, KY; Shannon Blosser, Mackville, KY; Chris Lewis, Owensboro, KY; Ed Savage, Louisville, KY; Joey Ashby, Hopkinsville, KY; Eddie Eddy Sr., Channahon, Ill.; David King, Ashland, KY; and Stephen Hale, Evansville, IN. Read More... | Comments? | Click here to share, print, or bookmark this photo.

Scenic Adair Co., KY: Book & Geranium Time Downtown 2012-06-03 - 500 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. There couldn't have been a better day: Everything was made to order for the Adair Heritage Association's First Annual Book Fair, held in the Historic Adair County Courthouse on Saturday, June 2, 2012. The flower garden on the Greensburg side was at its peak, and the Adair County Garden Club's Geraniums on the Fountain Plaza were in full bloom. It was a day of discovery, reunion, and renewed optimism for improvements Downtown. In the words of the Immortal County Paper Correspondents and Unofficial County Slogan: A good time was had by all. Comments? | Click here to share, print, or bookmark this photo.

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