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Beshear Campaign at Fairgrounds Today


2011-10-20 - Adair County Fairgrounds - Photo by Pen.
Governor Beshear shakes hands with Bro. Raymond Martin as Grover Cleveland Gilpin center leans back. A large, enthusiastic crowd turned out to meet the Governor at the noon time rally at the Fairgrounds Pavilion, 415 Fairground Street, Columbia, KY.


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Beshear Campaign at Fairgrounds Today


2011-10-20 - Adair County Fairgrounds - Photo by Pen.

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Russell County Civics Class with the Governor Steve Beshear


2011-10-20 - Adair County Fairgrounds - Photo by Pen.
Russell Countians taking part in a civics field trip to Lindsey Wilson College and to the Adair County Fair Ground today, October 20, 2011, to observe the rally for Governor Steve Beshear, were, not necessarily in order: Chase Irvin, Kaysie Voils, April Burchett, Aaron Dix, Leydy Moreno, Alexix Polston, Megan Bell, Waylon Beane, Corey Withers, Haven Railsback, Gabby Bean, Courtney Burris, Josh Luttrell, Brandon Meyer, Gavin Lawless, T J Wright, Katie Bradshaw, Rebecca Barnes, Daniel Tyree, David Wiend, Tyler Melson, Kelsey Cook, Wyatt Slone, Sara Burris, Tamara Anderson, Dalton Poff, Leo Mann, Justin Luttrell, Zack Camp, Shelby Franklin, Brittany Simpson, Paige Ramage, Ryan Conner, Ryan Sciej, Sydney Shearer, Tyler Stephens, Abby Walsh, Sydnie Nivens, Kayla Stephens, Blakesley Warriner, Kaitlyn Barnes, Alexa Loy, Amy Lacey, Ashley Durham, Kayla Bray, Mackenzi Rexroat, Kieran Holt, Taylor Pierce, Payton Bunch, Bethany Sutton, Stephanie Van Alstyne, Lisa Ballestero, Bonnie Hill, Kanna Smith, Brianna Johnson, Arizonza Antle, Morning Star Thomas, Shelbie Stidham, Amber Collins, Brandilyn Mcgowan, Brianna Snow, Bethanie Austin, Clay Ackerman, Dylan Coffey, Brian Bunch, Dalton Robertson, Josh Melson, Zak Bray, Taylor Campbell, Marissa Roark, Hana Jackson, Brooklyn Booth, Caitlin Hatfield, Makaya Shepard, Kayla Mcbeath, Morgan Stephens, Natalie Polston, Laura Cordero=Pineda, Erin Wolford, Everett Davis, Alberto Zapata, Tyelr Wethington, Jaquan Mcfarland, Aliyah Brown, Courtney Polston, Brandy Coons, Jessica Damron, Kayla Thomas, Susie Roy, Brooke Hachey, Alexis Wooldridge, Taliya Prater, Emily Jones, Jacquelynn Boortz, Sheyenne Atchley, Tessa Akers, Samantha Atkins, Coty Roy, Isaiah Parker. Russell County Teachers and staff taking part in a civics project observing the rally for Governor Steve Beshear were Gary Copley, Beth Sneed, Jennifer Hardwick, Lou Ann Flanagan, Lori Gray, Shelia Robertson, Trent Tarter, and Sandy Edmonds.


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Happy Birthday, Mikki Flowers


2011-10-20 - Columbia, KY - Photo from Kim Brian.

Mikki Flowers:

A Happy 60th birthday

from Jerry, Mom and Kim


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Kentucky Color: Big things come in small packages


2011-10-20 - On the Right Bank of Russell Creek,Adair County, KY - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge.
Billy Joe Fudge writes As it is often said, big things come in small packages. That seem to wax true as I pulled into my drive, and this orange leaf grabbed by attention from afar. Isn't it true that beauty is where you find it and it is everywhere you're looking for it? -BILLY JOE FUDGE


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BRENT'S STORY: RMH there for family when needed most


2011-10-20 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Telissa Moore.
Telissa Moore writes: "The first photo, left is of Brent in the NICU at Kosair in 2009. The second is Brent at 2 years old in October, 2011. Thanks to God, the NICU staff, and the Ronald McDonald House for being there when my family needed them the most!" - TELISSA MOORE


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Kim Hadley has historic birthday celebration


2011-10-20 - 712 Russell Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Barbara Armitage.
Kim Hadley, the Queen of the Adair EMS celebrated her birthday on Wednesday, October 19, 2011, at the new Circle R restaurant. Her co-workers surprised her with the first birthday celebration held at Circle R complete with a great birthday cake and dozens of well wishers. Out of respect for a sister I wont tell her age but I will tell you that she looks about 10 years younger than the calendar says. -BARBARA ARMITAGE


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