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Maury Lewis: Broken Crock Garden No. 2


2011-09-14 - Beautiful Joppa, KY - Photo by Maury E. Lewis.
After 3.5 hours of work this is the second picture of my Broken Pot Garden." I will send other pictures as the flowers take root and start to grow. The little gate standing at the back was given to me by a friend and the medallion in the middle reads "H. Buecker, Newport, Kentucky." I tried to look them up on the internet but had no luck. The telephone number had been disconnected. If anyone knows anything about the name I would like to hear from them. Thanks. -MAURY E. LEWIS.


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Maury Lewis finds solution for cracked pots. No. 1


2011-09-14 - Beautiful Joppa, Adair Co., KY - Photo by Maury E. Lewis.
When Kentucky's cold winters left Maury E. Lewis with lots of cracked flower crocks, she started decorating a little corner of her garden. This shows the earliest stages.


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Homeplace on Green River Fall Heritage Festival


2011-09-14 - 5807 New Columbia Road, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by George Kolbenschlag.
Gary Max, who with his wife, Margie, owns Margie's Custom Wood Products, Knifley, KY, tends shop while Mary Pelly, Columbia, looks over some of their cedar products that range from Margie's wooden inlays and jewelry to Gary's heavy cedar furniture and artistic wooden bowls. The Max's were one of twenty arts and crafts booths at the Homeplace Fall Heritage Festival Saturday, September 10, 2011.


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New Adair County Junior FFA officers for 2011-2012


2011-09-14 - Columbia, KY Western Bypass - Photo by Abby Royse. Senior FFA Reporter.
New Junior FFA officers at Adair County High school are: Front row from left: Keisha Moss-Scrapbook Keeper, Amber Phillips-Scrapbook Keeper, Amber Akers-Historian, Cassie Taylor-Reporter, Madelon Butler-Parliamentarian. Back row: Trey Spinks-Treasurer, Trent Sparks-Secretary, Jameson Keen-President, Cody Neat-Sentinel, Evan Shirley-Vice President. -ABBY ROYSE, Senior FFA Reporter.


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Heartland Conference All Tournament Team 2011


2011-09-14 - 3064 Hodgenville RD, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Deana Parrott.
The Heartland Conference Tournament was played yesterday, Tuesday, September 13, 2011 at the Campbellsville Country Club. Green County Lady Dragons came out on top with the Taylor County Lady Cardinals taking runner-up. This is the All Conference Team, from left: Ashley Goodin, Adair County; Ellen Kehoe, Taylor County; Sydney Smith, Green County; Olivia Parrott, Green County; and Cassidy Scantland, Green County. -DEANA PARROTT


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Ashley Goodin on heartland All-Tournament team


2011-09-14 - Cambpellsville Country Club, 3064 Hodgenville RD, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Kim Goodin.
Ashley Goodin being presented her All Conference trophy by Coach Casey Young of Taylor Co., after tournament play, Tuesday, September 13, 2011, at Campbellsville Country Club.


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Westlake interim CEO, Spectrum Partner at Fiscal Court


2011-09-14 - Adair Annex, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Interim Westlake CEO Tim Minton, left, and Ken Dornan, of Specturm Healthcare Partners both spoke to the Adair County Fiscal Court after the Court Approved a two step vote to secure a temporary infusion of $400,000 in cash to assist Westlake Regional Hospital with immediate cash needs. Earlier, necessary paperwork had been completed by the Adair County Hospital Board, authorizing Chairman Jim Evans and Treasurer Bradley Irvin to sign paperwork obligating the hospital to commit funds which are scheduled to received within 90 days to repay the fiscal court. The lender will be United Citizens Bank of Southern Kentucky, Columbia, KY, who offered the money at the lowest rate, 2.5%. The actions were taken at a special called meeting of the Adair County Hospital Board, and were finalized at the Adair Fiscal Court Meeting, both on Tuesday evening, September 13, 2011.


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