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Henrietta Scott class at Berea watercolor show


2012-03-26 - Photo by Innocent Bystander.
Several of my watercolor students and I had paintings accepted to The Berea Invitational Watercolor Show in Berea, Kentucky. The show runs through April 16, 2012, at the Berea Arts Council gallery which is adjacent to Boone Tavern Hotel. From left, above: Nancy Cozby, Fran Scherer, Henrietta Scott and SueHenningsen. - Henrietta Scott


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Saturday morning excitement: Downtown Columbia, KY


2012-03-26 - 300 Quadrant of Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Dave Grigsby.
There more excitement
than early morning visitors to Downtown Columbia, KY, on Saturday morning, March 24, 2012, when the 4-door Toyota Camry crashed into the front door of the Columbiana/Russell & Co. Building at the corner of the Public Square and Jamestown Street, at around 6:45amCT. The photo was taken after the driver had been taken from the scene by Adair County EMS. The Columbia Police Department investigated the incident, and was assisted at the scene by the Adair County Sheriff's Department and Adair County Search and Rescue Team. In the center is SAR member Roger Thurman, on the right, Brandon Willis. Far left is Donnie Wall, Wall's Towing Service. Note also that the airbag has deployed. The door was boarded a little later Saturday morning.


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(Ad) Abbott Communications, LLC


2012-03-26 - Columbia, KY - Photo Samsung. Abbott Communications, LLC Specializing in small business phone systems. Delbert Abbott, Owner, Columbia, KY. Call us today at 270-250-3968. Abbott Communications takes great pride in offering installation, maintenance, and sales of small business telephone systems: Samsung (Our No. 1 Seller), Nortell Meridian, and others. Callpilot 100/150 voicemail systems. New and refurbished telephones and systems. Click here to contact us - Delbert Abbott.

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(Ad) Main Street Bikes


2012-03-26 - Photo advertiser. We're open from 10am-6pmET/9am-5pmCT, Monday through Saturday. Main Street Bikes, 545 Main Street, Shelbyville, KY 40065. Phone: 502-220-4136. Email: mainstreetbikes@gmail.com

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(Ad) Reynolds Decide to Ride program at Main St. Bikes - NOW!


2012-03-26 - Photo Main Street Bikes.
MAIN STREET BIKES is participating in Reynolds "Ride to Decide" program where you get to test out a set of their carbon clinchers and see how much you love them. We put the wheels on your bike and you get to give them a proper shakedown for up to three days. When you decide to buy a pair, you will get a 100 dollar rebate from Reynolds and a free RAP card which insures your wheels against damage for 2 years! We have Assaults, an Assault/Strike mix and a 44/66 set to try out. The Assault/strike and 44/66 are the perfect combo for Tri enthusiasts looking to cheat the wind. We're open from 10am-6pmET/9am-5pmCT, Monday through Saturday. Main Street Bikes, 545 Main Street, Shelbyville, KY 40065. Phone: 502-220-4136. Email: mainstreetbikes@gmail.com


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(Ad) There's Just One Place: Bradshaw's - for Oak Furniture


2012-03-26 - 6721 Hwy 55 South, Columbia, KY - Photo by Joyce Bradshaw.
Bradshaw and Son Oak Furniture, located at 6721 Hwy 55 South, Columbia KY, does custom oak woodwork for all your needs and also handles primitive decor and gifts items. Stop by and check out our showroom any time Tuesday-Friday 8am-5pm or Saturday 9am-2pm, Central Time or call 270-384-3196 for after hours appointment --Joyce Bradshaw


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Wild Plants of Kentucky: Pine coney looking thing in The Holler


2012-03-26 - The Holler, Old Clearsprings Road, Ozark, KY - Photo by Shamarie Claiborne. Shamarie Claiborne found this Pine Coney looking thing in The Holler. Inquisitive scientist that she is, she searched and found that it is Squawroot, according to entry in Wikipedia, or, as it is called in The Holler, a 'Corn Cob' plant. Though right cute, the damned thing is parasite on Oak and Beech roots. To quote Shamarie, 'This proves that Indians once lived lived in The Holler.' - -Faith Harper.

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