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CVS signs up for new store at Jamestown Street/Russell Road


2012-04-19 - Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
The Darrell Young summit of Jamestown Hill is almost leveled now, flatter'n Waco, and signs for the new CVS Pharmacy building are prominently in place. This one is at the corner of Jamestown Street and Carrie Bolin Drive, about where the driveway to the Oak Tree Basketball Court was located in the 1960s. The other sign can be barely be seen from this point by peeking between this sign and the remains of the one time South Central Mortgage, later the Harris Bros. - Mitch and Wid - Barber Shop on the right. It may be hard to visualize for most of the population of Adair County today, but the steps leading up to the Young residence from Jamestown Street once seemed as much of a challenge as the ones at Lincoln's Birthplace at Hodgenville, KY. The top of the known world, for a townie in those days was two thirds up the northwest corner tree on the Young property; before The Levelization of Adair County began in ernest -correstion: "earnest," Oscar Wilde's to blame! - in the post World War II era.


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Reason to be optimistic for 2012 Season NAIA Record


2012-04-18 - Egnew Park, inside Lindsey Wilson Sports Park, 820 Hanley Lane, Columbia, KY - Photo CM photo.
With No. 19, Jeff Murphy, of Old Hickory, TN, at bat in the bottom of the 5th and the Blue Raiders leading Brescia University of Owensboro, KY, 8-2, there was every reason to be optimistic that the Lindsey Wilson Baseball would set a new 2012 Season NAIA longest winning streak at 22, Wednesday, April 18, 2012, in Columbia, KY. They did it, with the final score 18-8.


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2012 ACHS Football Scrimmage


2012-04-18 - ACHS Football Field, 623 Indian Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Andrea Waggener.

Spring Scrimmage was held on April 5, 2012, at the ACHS Indian Football Field, Columbia KY. The players are No. 3 Jacob Hixson; No. 20 Derek Grant; No. 28 Antonio Mendoza; No. 75 Donald Wadley; No.14 Eddie Henry; and No. 52 Jordan Zimmerman. The scrimmage is part of the preparation for the fall season, anxiously awaited, as Coach Travis Gay said, "I can't wait for the real thing in August. -Kelli Claypool


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Epicurean Kentuckian: Skyline Cheese Coney with the Reds


2012-04-18 - Great American Ball Park, 100 Joe Nuxhall Way, Cincinnati, OH - Photo by Pen.
One of Ev's favorites with his favorite baseball team: The Cheese Coney from Skyline at Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati, OH, the home of the Reds. "Awesome." or definitely good, but not "Infinity Awesome," a rating he gives little sister Hailey. -Granddad, Ed Waggener


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Cressleaf Groundsel: It's here and it's poisonous to cattle


2012-04-18 - Green River Commerce Park - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Some plant sleuthing by Adair County Extension Agent Nick Roy and a consultation with UK's J.D. Green confirmed that this plant, with its gorgeous yellow flowers, is, in fact Cressleaf Groundsel - poisonous to cattle. This plant in the Green River Commerce Park was bagged Tuesday, April 17, 2012 to be used as evidence in the case.


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Car with feet, W. Main Street, Louisville, KY


2012-04-18 - Louisville, KY - Photo by Pen.
This beautiful old Plymouth with Cuban license plates
is now sidewalk art on West Main Street in Louisville, KY, and appears to move on feet instead of wheels.


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Maury Lewis needs more broken pots for new broken pot garden


2012-04-18 - Beautiful Joppa, Adair Co., KY - Photo by Maury Lewis.
This is the broken pot garden that I did in September, right photo and what it looks like today left. I am going to start making another broken pot garden in new spot in my yard, if anyone has some broken pots or broken garden art they were going to throw away let me know and I will come pick them up to re- cycle in my yard. Maury Lewis 270-634-2092 While making a new garden the other day I dug up part of a broken plow so I will clean it up paint a picture on it and it will be part of the garden. What an adventure this is turning out to be. - melewi


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