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Judy Grant wants this pretty little dog to be adopted


2011-12-28 - Adair Co., KY - Photo By Judy Grant. "We believe someone has dropped off this little girl here at Melson Roofing Co., Inc, 5026 Highway 55 South Road, Columbia, KY, at the junction of Hwy 55 South and 92, across from Gaddie Shamrock. I took her to Green River Animal Shelter and Sandy told me she would not put her to sleep so I'm going to try and find her a home. Just to make sure that doesn't happen. She is full of energy and very loving. Please if you have lost her or can give her a good home, go by the, Green River Animal Shelter 455 Jim Blair Rd. Columbia, KY 42728. Phone: 270-385-9655 and adopt her. If this was someone's puppy, I'm sorry, but she was going to get run over. While you are there, they also have this adorable little fuzzy black (almost blue) and white puppy (boy). He is precious, but I already have five. Thanks!," Judy Grant.

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The Whitehurst Diaries: Winter Dawn


2011-12-28 - Old Gradyville Road, Gradyville, KY - Photo by Sharon Whitehurst.
Dapple-dawn-drawn sky at 7amCT, about 20 minutes before the sun appeared over the ridge behind Big Creek Valley. - SHARON WHITEHURST.


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Scenic Adair Co., KY: Red Brick's pleasing predominance


2011-12-28 - Jamestown & Heskamp Streets, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Wherever red brick dominates the landscape it renders a pleasing aspect. The red brick of the former Ballard/Miller house, now United Citizens Bank of Southern Kentucky, at 701 Jamestown Street, and across Heskamp Street in the background the Heskamp home, make one such scene. Others vistas which come to mind are: Almost any place on the Lindsey Wilson Campus; and looking to the Square on Campbellsville Street with the Columbia City Hall - the renovation is growing on people - and the Collins Drug building filling the line of vision; and the long expanse of red brick on Merchant Street toward Campbellsville from the Columbia/Adair County Fire Station to the Adair Judicial Center.


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New store at 1764 Campbellsville Road: Golden Bay


2011-12-28 - 1764 Campbellsville Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Not Chilaquiles: Peter Cheng, who is opening a third Columbia restaurant at this location on Campbellsville Road, Columbia, KY by January 11, 2012, said that the Chilaquiles sign now showing is an old sign, which will be replaced by "Golden Bay." Golden Bay hopes to fill the void left by the closing of the Long John Silver's outlet on Jamestown Street with fish and chips and other seafood specialties, and will include Mexican dishes, and - a first for Columbia -Korean cuisine. The photo was taken Tuesday, December 27, 2011.


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Favorite Old Photo: Residence at Marcum Mill


2011-12-28 - Sulphur Well, KY - Photo by Geniece Marcum.
Geniece Marcum found this Favorite Old Photo of grand days of the Marcum Residence near the Old Marcum Mill at Sulphur Well in Metcalfe County, and wonders if it is still standing. (Since this photo and question ran, we have had word that the house is indeed still standing). She isn't sure of the occasion, the exact date in history, or the occasion, or the arrangement of the people in the vignette, but did note how pretty the place was with the landscaping, especially the shrubbery along the plank walk to the steps. Mr. William Marcum the mill owner, came from Hart County to run the mill, according to Tom Emberton. His wife, Harriet McClure, is standing behind Mr. Marcum. She was from Ireland, and spoke with an Irish tongue. On the far left, was Mr. William Marcum's sister, Annie May Marcum, who later married Egbert Boston. Elaine Downs, whose family members once lived in the house, said that it has been recently renovated and is still standing. Anyone with notes to add may do so using the reply device with the photo or by calling 270-384-3979. Suzanne Fancher wrote December 29, 2011, to say give an update on the ownership of the house, which her family now owns but is in the process of being sold to Robert and Dawna Walker.


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Scenic Adair Co., KY: Focus of the region


2011-12-28 - Interchange 49, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Early morning entrance to Columbia, KY at Interchange 49 from the Louie B. Nunn Parkway, gives strong evidence of what the region is about: Education, Environment, and Churches. At the top of the hill, travellers get a great view of the Lindsey Wilson Sports Complex, as well. The dramatic spire is above Columbia First Church of the Nazarene.


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2011 Holiday Greetings from Magnolia House B & B


2011-12-27 - Photo Linda Lewis.

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