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Sheriffs inspect prowler struck by Chris Benham 1990 GMC Pickup


2012-03-15 - Eastside of Adair Co., KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Totalled? Adair County Chief Deputy B.J. Bray, left and Sheriff Harrison Moss were inspecting Adair County Deputy Justin Claywell's cruiser, one of two hit in the high speed chase last night which ended in a crash in The Flatwoods. The vehicle sustained heavy damage to the front end and left side. It is a 2010 model, one of four new vehicles obtained with the help of a grant initiated by former Adair County Sheriff Ralph Curry. This vehicle was one of three damaged in the incident. It was towed from the scene by Lynn's Service Center, Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY.


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Never too many daffodils: Even Presbyterian ones


2012-03-15 - 300 block, Burkesville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo By Ed Waggener. These enormous daffodils are blooming at the Columbia-Union Presbyterian manse in the 300 block of Burkesville Street. The photo is for Linda, who says one can never have too many grandchildren or see too many daffodils, including Presbyterian ones, though, of all denominational blooms, she's probably most partial to the random clumps growing in her home church, Sulphur Well United Methodist Church in Metcalfe County, KY.

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Help: Carly may have been dognapped


2012-03-15 - W. Guardian Street, Columiba, KY - Photo by Helen Williams. Helen Williams writes: Mom (Margie Williams) actually believes that Carly, her one year old golden retriever was taken from her home (200 West Guardian Street) in which case, I doubt this will help much, but Mom would really like her home. In case whoever took her decides she's too much trouble and lets her loose: She's wearing an orange collar with her name, Carly, on it and Mom's phone number (270) 250-4044. Any other ideas to help find her would be appreciated. I'm going to contact the shelter today, as well. Thanks. I'm sorry I don't have better pictures of Carly. She is such a fast mover that most of what I have of her is video. I'll keep looking. The photo is from where she greeted me one day coming in the garage at mom's. She's just a big ole baby. Help, please. Thank you. -Helen Williams

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Redbud Record? Blooms March 14, 2012 on W. Egypt Road


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LWC, 49 - Evangel University 60. 1st round, NAIA Nationals


2012-03-15 - Municipal Auditorium, 301 West 13th Street, Kansas City, MO. - Photo from Chad Waller, NAIA.
Evangel University Stephen Cotton, No. 20, Drives past the most famous basketball player in the NAIA, Lindsey Wilson College's Chase Spreen, No. 22. Evangel, of Springfield, MO, won the game 60-49. Cotton scored 15 points for Evangel; Spreen had 6. Adair County's Kalen Kimberland was high for the Blue Raiders, with 15 points; fellow Columbian Darren Ballou had 3.


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Scenic Adair Co., KY: Guarded by angels


2012-03-15 - KY 551 at KY 55, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. A place of striking beauty in all seasons of the year, the home of Sam and Allene Holmes on Knifley Road at Campbellsville Road, KY draws the eye in a compelling way from the Trinity UMC/Betty's OKCC Hill coming south on Campbellsville Road (KY 55) in spring, with the blanket of white pear trees and the white house. Up close, lower right one of two angel statues guarding the driveway entrance to the place. -EW

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Campbellsville Falls in NAIA Nationals opening round


2012-03-15 - Municipal Auditorium, 301 West 13th Street, Kansas City, MO. - Photo by Brian Beard, Creative Image photography.
Campbellsville University's Justin Ennis passes the ball after driving to the basket against Biola University in Wednesday's NAIA Tournament game. Ennis led all scorers with 25 points, but the Tigers lost 69-57 to 10-seed Biola University of La Mirada, CA, in the opening round of the NAIA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament at Municipal Auditorium in Kansas City, MO. The game was played before a large - for NAIA sports - crowd of 2,000 spectators. News from Campbellsville University


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