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Looking at new drawing of new CWC school


2011-11-08 - CWC, 222 Gen. John Adair DR, Columbia, KY - Photo by Alan W. Reed.
School Council Members at Col. William Casey Elementary recently got an early peek at drawings for the proposed new school. The council met last Thursday evening, November 3, 2011, prior to a pubic presentation by the architectural firm Sherman-Carter-Barnhart. From left: Floyd Burton, Adair County School Board Member, Patty Jones, Principal, Mindy Smith, and Pam Geisselhardt.


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Larry Smith and the famous Turtle Man


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Dawn of a New Day in Walking Distance of Lindsey Wilson College


2011-11-08 - Heskamp Street and Office Park Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
A much used shortcut between Jamestown Street and Downtown, Office Park Drive, will become a part of the City Street system, A 6-0 vote last night, Monday, November 7, 2011 was taken to accept the street. Councillor Craig Dean made the motion to approve, with a second by Tony Grider, affirmed as well by Linda Waggener, June Parsons, Robert Flowers, and Jim Hadley. The area is in Columbia's fastest growing sections, spurred by being within Walking Distance of Lindsey Wilson College.


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LWC Volleyball team celebrates MSC Tourney Championship


2011-11-08 - Frankfort Civic Center, 405 Mero Street, Frankfort, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer. LWC photo. Members of the Lindsey Wilson College volleyball team gather Sunday evening, November 6, 2011, around the program's first Mid-South Conference Tournament trophy. The Blue Raiders beat Georgetown (KY) College 3 games to 1 in the MSC Tournament final at the Frankfort Civic Center. The Blue Raiders advance to the NAIA volleyball national tournament, which will be played November 19 and November 29-December 3. Pictured in alphabetical order are players: Sarah Anderson of Carrollton, Texas; Rachael Anderson of Lexington, KY; Haley Barnes of Lexington, KY; Alyssa Cuthbert of Brownstown, Mich.; Ashlie Haworth of Lanesville, IN; Taylor Hayne of Terre Haute, IN; Alex Kibsey of Winnipeg, Canada; Kayla Koerber of Floyds Knobs, IN; Kirsten King of Silvis, Ill.; Audra McNabney of Murrietta, CA; Emily Meeks of Princeton, KY; Angela Mlachnik of Muskego, WI.; Andrea Taylor of Louisville, KY; and Sierra Wilkerson of The Colony, Texas; staff: coach Andy Cavins; athletic trainer Emily Rigney; assistant coach Marcy Robbins.

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Tommy Kerekes wins rifle at 2011 Breakfast with Bob


2011-11-08 - ACES, 870 Indian DR, Columbia, Ky - Photo by Teresa Bright.
Big Winner At Breakfast with Bob, 2011 - Tommy Kerekes, of Knifley KY, was the winner of the Rifle Hunting package sponsored by the Adair County Band Boosters. Tommy was at the Adair County Band's "Breakfast with Bob" Celebration on Saturday - November 5 - to hear his name called out from the lucky ticket drawn. Pictured presenting the grand prize to him is Chris Knifley, right proud Band parent of Hayley and Harrison Knifley. Mr. Kerekes' daughter, Deziree, is a member of the Adair County Marching Band Color Guard. - TERESA BRIGHT Clicking ReadMore accesses the 2011 Breakfast with Bob story by Shamarie Cllaiborne and other photos


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Sidewalk reconstruction, Monday evening, Nov. 7, 2011


2011-11-07 - 300 Quadrant, Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
The Well Walk off the Public Square reconstruction site has been minimized during the day. The contractors have reduced the space on the Square to the width of one storefront. At right is a photo of the compacted fill, now fenced off with a barricade squareside, and safety netting over the far end, over the alley. At the Columbia City Council meeting, Publisher Sharon Burton of the Farmland Publications, publisher of the Adair County Community Voice, one of three businesses on the walk, that the momentary disruption is well worth it. Workers in Farmland Publications, Dr. Janelle Brown, and Best Buys Clothes can be accessed only through their Reed Street lower level entrances until the Sidewalk is completed


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The Whitehurst Diaries: inside a Squirrel's Larder


2011-11-07 - Old Gradyville Road, Gradyville, KY - Photo by Sharon Whitehurst.
As Jim Whitehurst was limbing a fallen dead maple, one cut opened up a squirrel's pantry, filled with corn - and it was sprouting.


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