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FFA Leadership with license poster


2012-03-01 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Tony Rose.
Adair County 4-H Leadership members are pictured with a poster promoting the Kentucky Farm License Plate Voluntary Donation to Support local Adair County 4-H and Adair County FFA.In the Photo are left to right: Jena Hopkins, Adair County FFA Vice President; Karli Jessie, Adair County FFA President; Abby Royse, Adair County FFA Reporter; Savhanna Pearson, Adair County 4-H member, and State 4-H Teen Council Representative, Lily Pearson. - Tony Rose


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Let me tell you about my grandkids: Tillie


2012-03-01 - Shelby Co., KY - Photo by Tom Waggener.
Tillie at 9 months:
Prouder by the day grandparents are Linda and Ed Waggener of Columbia, KY. - Granddad


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John Adair Future Problem Solving Team


2012-03-01 - 202 Gen. John Adair Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo By Jennifer Mann.
2012 John Adair Intermediate School Future Problem Solving Team: Front, from left Emma Cockerham, Mallory Powell, Rachel Parrish, Trenton Popplewell, Jeanene Pike and Briana Dale. Back row: Trevor Smith, Jaiden Taylor, Jeana Pike, Baylor Giles, and Aiyana Pearson.


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(Ad) Cajun Turkey Club at Cafe on the Square


2012-03-01 - 212 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ned Reagin.
Check out our Signature Sandwich of the Week - Cajun Turkey Club: Smoked turkey, bacon, lettuce and tomato with our bistro sauce on Toasted Sundried Tomato Bread at Cafe on the Square, 212 Public Square, Columbia, KY. Phone 270-380-1004. Ned Reagin


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Ready to read at Read Adair, tonight, Thurs. March 1, 2012


2012-03-01 - ACES, 870 Indian Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ellen Zornes. Adair County Elementary School, 810 Indian Drive, is ready for Read Adair County this evening, 4:30-6:30pmCT. Today is Crazy Hat Day in the spirit of Dr. Seuss. From left: Brianna Sloan, daughter of Robert and Sarah Sloan; Luke Rich, son of Bryan and Alma Rich; and Gabriel Matthew Larguero, son of Chris Larguero and Roberta Woods; back Lana Glasgow, Librarian; Sandy Wilson, Assistant Principal. -Ellen Zornes



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Stormy skies over Dunnville, Casey Co., KY


2012-03-01 - Dogwalk Deli, Dunnville, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
A country store report I misunderstood, about the location of storm damage in the greater Webb's Cross Roads area, yesterday, February 29, 2012, led me to a favorite restaurant, Dogwalk Deli, in Dunnville, Casey County, KY. The report at the Dogwalk was that there was back where I came from. But the layered clouds presented an interesting sight, especially after spotting the out of perspective United States flag at the Dunnville post office. Besides being a major and inspirational Kentucky industrial center, and being the hub of a great South Central Kentucky Quad-Counties area (Casey, Adair, Pulaski, and Russell) Dunnville is worth visiting if only for the scenery, the churches, hills, historic buildings, and how proudly they fly the flag.


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Cedars, greening and cloud-veiled fury


2012-03-01 - Near Trinity Fellowship Hall, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
This Special Place Just a scene I like. We searched for funnel clouds from the parking lot of Trinity United Methodist Church after learning that there was a tornado watch in the area of The Millerfields. There was only cloud veiled evidence of the destruction beyond The Millerfields, but the fence line cedars and the spring time greening made this scene special to me, even if it takes a bit of broad interpretation (eliminating the scrawny cedar in the dominant line on the right, to find the trinities which almost always give an added aesthetic quality, an every day theology, for those of us in the Christian world. -Ed Waggener


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