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Favorite old photo: The Paul Bostons, North Metcalfe Co., KY


2011-12-21 - North Metcalfe Co., KY - Photo from Reba Boston collection.
Paul and Bertha Edwards Boston are photographed in the beautiful oak shaded yard of their home which faced Bill Poynter Road at its intersection with the Sulphur Well-Center Road. Paul Boston was a political power in Metcalfe County. He called his wife "Fat Mama." The house had been the home of his parents. Famous and powerful people often visited at the Boston home, including Governor Lawrence Wetherby, who feasted on a partridge - or 'patterdges' as they were called in those days - prepared by Fat Mama, a cook of wide fame in the Sulphur Well area. She was always concerned for the welfare of all her friends, relatives and acquaintances.


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Siting of new elementary school


2011-12-21 - Adair County School District Campus, Columbia, KY - Photo by Sherman Carter Barnhart.
The overlay in blue, above, shows the relative size and position of the New Elementary School on the Adair County School District campus. The school is sited inside the curve of the Columbia Bypass, recently renamed the Adair Veterans Memorial Highway. An additional access from the bypass will be used, one which can also be used to enter other parts of the campus. The position of the school took into account its appearance from the highway, student safety, and to take the greatest advancage of natural sunlight.


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Bachelor of Social Work graduates 2011, Carver School


2011-12-21 - Hawkins Athletic Complex, 205 Tiger Way, Campbellsville, Ky - Photo by Linda Waggener. CU photo.
Bachelor of Social Work graduates were recognized in the annual Carver School of Social Work and Counseling on December 16. 2011. From left, front row: Amanda Kanode of Campbellsville, KY; Jessica Adkins of Hodgenville, KY; Candace Dye of Campbellsville, KY; Bethany Gray of Campbellsville, KY; and Amber Rich of Columbia, KY. Back row Dr. Japheth Jaoko, associate professor of social work; Dr. Helen Mudd, associate professor of social work; Kasi Morrow of Bronston, KY; Alicia Burton of Nancy, KY.; Cindy Dishman of Monticello, KY; Laurie Bryant of Liberty, KY; and Mary Lou Stephens, assistant professor of social work.


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Masters of Social Work graduates, Carver School 2011


2011-12-21 - Hawkins Athletic Complex, 205 Tiger Way, Campbellsville, Ky - Photo by Linda Waggener. CU Photo.
CU Carver School Masters of Social Work degree recipients were pinned for graduation December 16, 2011, in an honors ceremony before commencement. Pictured are, from left: Michelle Tucker, assistant professor of social work; graduates Jessica Young and Kim Davis, and Dr. Candace Hansford, associate professor of social work. The third degree recipient, Benjamin Ellard, was not pictured


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Tradition of giving at Jones Chapel Church: And a record


2011-12-21 - Jones Chapel Church, 2267 Jones Chapel Road, Columbia, KY - Photo By Terry Partin. Jones Chapel UMS claims largest Banana Puddin' The Jones Chapel Christmas Dinner Delivery was the perfect opportunity for Phyliss Firquin to unveil Adair County's largest ever Banana Puddin'. While not revealing her recipe, Phyllis did comment that the Record Breaking Puddin' did contain Eighteen rather large eggs. - TERRY PARTIN

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Vitis Bailey rings the bell for the Salvation Army


2011-12-21 - Columbia Super Walmart - Photo by Ellen Zornes.
Vitis Bailey, Salvation Army volunteer, rings the bell at Columbia Super Walmart at Holladay Place, Columbia, KY. There's still time to help others in Adair County this upcoming year by volunteering to 'ring the bell'...or by putting money in it. If you, your family or organization would like to ring, just call Ellen Zornes at 270-250-3400...and Merry Christmas! -ELLEN ZORNES


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Epicurean Kentuckian: Caprese Sandwich


2011-12-21 - Photo by Pen. Tomatoes and basil ready to top a ciabatta roll with fresh mozzarella that's toasting in the oven.

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