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Second fire flare up razes Columbia Windows Unlimited building
 2012-02-22 - 3232 Russell Road, Columbia, KY - Photo photo by CM suggested by Larry Smith, FM 92.7 the wave. A midnight fire which the Columbia/Adair County Fire Department responded to at midnight Tuesday night/Wednesday morning flared up again early this morning and razed the building which had housed Columbia Windows Unlimited. The flare up was spotted by Larry Smith, 92.7 FM, who alerted CM by telephone of the incident. Nothing is left of the building now except a few embers, rubble, and the sign.
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Winners of Soky Sluggers Shootout at Hiseville, KY
 2012-02-22 - Hiseville, KY - Photo by Kim Carter. The Adair County 5th Grade Basketball team won a big title in Hiseville, Barren County, KY, this past weekend and are Champions of the Soky Sluggers Shootout tournament. The champs are from left: Byron Corbin, Brett Scholl, Layndon Carter, Blaine Frazier, Adam Doss, James Owens, and Baylor Giles. Not pictured is Grant Loy. -Kim Carter
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Kyle Mann advances to State
 2012-02-21 - Photo by Mary Ann McQuaide and Vicki Leibeck. Kyle Mann: Kyle Mann placed 5th in Social Studies in 4th Regional Competition. This was Mann's first state qualification in the event. This continues an impressive seven out of eight years in a row that Adair will advance to State in the Social Studies competition.
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Heather Jackson goes to State as Champion of 4th Region
 2012-02-21 - Photo by Mary Ann McQuaide and Vicki Leibeck. Heather Jackson captured an individual 4th Regional Championship in Language Arts. Jackson's score in both Language Arts and Arts and Humanities earns her a slot at Governor's Cup State Finals. Heather Jackson also eclipsed a record for previous Adair County High School teams with the highest Language Arts score the team has ever made. Jackson's score was also a Top 10 score statewide at Regional competition. This is Jackson's second year in a row of making it to State Finals competition in Language Arts. She also continues a dominant streak of eight State Finals appearances in a row for the Adair County High School team in the Language Arts events.
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1940 Adair Sales Calendar
 2012-02-21 - Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo from the colletion of Larry Smith. Larry Smith, whom some may recall from way back has appeared out of nowhere after an long, still unexplained absence - with this photo which will probably redeem him with some readers. It's of an advertising calendar from Adair Sales Co., the Columbia Ford Dealership, then located just off the Square on Campbellsville Street and was owned by Morris Epperson and Louis Merkely at the time. It's from a great age in calendars, when advertising was pure art. The caption reads, "This ought to fix ya, Pa." The dealership later moved to 203 Burkesville Street where it was operated as Adair Sales, then as Smith-Flowers, then Flowers Ford, before being acquired by Don Franklin, who moved the dealership to its present location on Hudson Street and operates as Don Franklin Ford.
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