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Life in the Holler: Walking on water made easy


2012-04-09 .
A Stilling Chill: "This guy was sitting very still for me last night, I really think it was the chill in the air! Actually it was plumb cold last night but beautiful!" Shamarie Claiborne Note: Think this fella is often mistaken for a mosquito. Is that right? ID welcome, using the Comment button with this picture.


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Scenic Adair Co., KY: Hostas at Trabue Gardens


2012-04-09 - 201 Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
The Trabue Russell House
remains Columbia's best kept secret, but it gets constance attention as a pampered treasure by a small cadre of historians, preservationists, and especially the Adair County Garden Club. The club has recently created a hosta garden in front of the planting shed in the back yard where visitors can enjoy the shade loving Asian import. The Trabue Russell House is an excellent venue for small homecomings and reunions, meetings, dinners, garden parties, and, especially, weddings. The house holds a treasure of Columbia and Adair County history, photographs and memorabilia, including local authors, research by Vonnie Kolbenschlag, pen and ink drawings by Joe Moore, and more. There is a kitchen and dining area; many groups have catered occasions here. The house can be reserved at City Hall, 116 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY.


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Life in The Holler: Full moon


2012-04-08 - The Holler, Old Clearsprings Road, Ozark, KY - Photo by Shamarie Claiborne.
To a Topsider
, a full moon through the trees may be a little spooky, but not to us Holler folk - we're used to it all: Hoot owls, croaking frogs, peepers, whippoorwills, howling coyotes, and baying coon dogs - music to us, and an eerie full moon is just holler tranquility to us.


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2012 Safety Zone: Jason Rector shows crash simulation


2012-04-08 - Adair County School District campus - Photo by Ellen Zornes.
Jason Rector, Constable,
uses computer software to simulate what happens to your face following a vehicle crash. - Ellen Zornes


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2012 Safety Zone: Ashley Hardwick, Adanta


2012-04-08 - Adair County School District campus - Photo by Ellen Zornes.
Ashley Hardwick,
Adanta Substance Abuse youth counselor, talks with the students concerning the ongoing problem of Prescription Pill abuse. - Ellen Zornes


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2012 Safety Zone: Rotating through presentation booths


2012-04-08 - Adair County School District campus - Photo by Ellen Zornes.
After the mock hearing,
the students rotated through several presentations pertaining to different areas of safety that concern our students.Jaime White and Debbie Dunn, Youth Services Center director and assistant, along with Judy Drake LWC practicum student, talk with the students about health issues. - Ellen Zornes


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2012 Safety Zone: Plea bargaining


2012-04-08 - Adair County School District campus - Photo by Ellen Zornes.
JD Zornes, defense attorney, tries to work out a plea on behalf of his DUI client, with Commonwealth Attorney, Brian Wright, as arresting officer Atwood listens in. - Ellen Zornes


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