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ACHS Band 2011-12: Dylan Claiborne, Senior Baritone


2011-09-10 - Booster Field, 224 Gen. John Adair CR, Columbia, KY - Photo by AdairBand.com.
Dylan Claiborne is a 4th Year Baritone in the Adair Band. He is flanked by Hunter Rich, left, a 4th ear Mellophone, and right Shelbie Franklin, 1st Year Trumpet.


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Birds of Kentucky: Black Vulture, horaltic position


2011-09-10 - Bull Run Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Barbara Armitage.
The "bird in the yard" alarm went off this morning just after sunup out at Tucker's Station. Brownie Delight, CBO (Chief Birding Officer) with Tucker's Station's 4-legged security force has a zero tolerance for anything with feathers. Once she sounds the alarm the entire force provides back-up. Nobody sleeps late at the farm when the birds are on the wing. Apparently this Black Vulture felt safe on his perch about 60 feet above the ground. Wings held high he seemed to be enjoying the warmth of the morning sun on his back. At one point he turned and looked down at us as if he felt sorry for us poor flightless mortals. - Barbara Armitage


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ACHS Band 2011-12: Elizabeth Melton, Junior Trumpet


2011-09-10 - 224 Gen. John Adair Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo from AdairBand.com.
Elizabeth Melton is a 4th Year Trumpet in the Adair Band. Above, she was pictured practicing for the 2011 Mark Twain March Band Exhibition at Booster Field on the Adair County School District campus.


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Artist rendering: Sign at Joe Johnson Park


2011-09-10 - 170 Doc Walker Road, Columbia, KY - Photo drawing by Benton Fudge, South Central Designs.
Joe Johnson Park gets new sign. This is the basic design for the new sign at the entrance of Joe Johnson Park, as designed by Benton Fudge of South Central Designs. There's more, which will be seen when the sign is unveiled in ceremonies Monday, September 12, 2011, in brief ceremonies starting at 5pmCT. Among the scheduled speakers are Richard Phelps, who started the fund to pay for the sign and raised the necessary money to pay for it, and Bo Biggs, President of the Adair County Little League. Election of Adair County Little League Board members follows at 6pmCT, in the blue concession building.


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Scenic Cumberland Co. KY: Trooper Island and Dale Hollow


2011-09-10 - Dale Hollow State Park, 5970 State Park RD, Burkesville, KY - Photo By Tommy Bailey.
"Great View of Trooper Island: "Dale Hollow After a feast in August 2011 at the Dale Hollow Park Lodge I decided it was time to take some pictures. A beautiful place with Trooper Island in the backdrop." - TOMMY BAILEY


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Life in the Holler: Harvestman v. Spiderman


2011-09-10 - The Holler, Old Clearsprings RD, Ozark, KY - Photo by Shamarie Claiborne.
Harvestman: "I didn't want to leave those people who have Arachnophobia out today. Here is one of our areas most common. Yet, they are not truly spiders. They are from the family called Harvestmen which have only one body part like ticks and mites. Spiders have two body parts a head and thorax which is fused together and an abdomen. Harvestmen don't make webs nor do they have venom glands or fangs. So they are a type of arachnid but not the kind we generally connect with the phobia. But for those with the arachnophobia I am sure they would say, "If it looks like a spider and walks like a spider, then it counts as a spider!"


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LW Singers Standards of Excellence Ceremony 2011-2012


2011-09-09 - Slider Recital Hall, 155 Blue Raider Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer. LWC Photo.
LINDSEY WILSON SINGERS 2011-2012: Veteran members of the Lindsey Wilson Singers encircle new members of the Lindsey Wilson Singers during Wednesday night's Standards of Excellence ceremony in the W.W. Slider Humanities Center. Members, not in order, are:Alto: Allison Chafin, Columbia, KY; Amber Clark, Kennesaw, GA; Kailyn Conner, Albany, KY; Katie Easton, Crestwood, KY; Haley Hicks, Edmonton, KY; Jessicca Massengale, Vine Grove, KY; Emily Ramage, Columbia, KY; Lydia Tiller, Columbia, KY. Tenor/Bass: Trey Ball, Stearns, KY; Josh Bertram, Monticello, KY; Andrew Biddle, Paris, KY; John Brown, Albany, KY; Jacob Bryant, Louisville, KY; Jeremy Cloyd, Tompkinsville, KY; Andrew Ferguson, Columbia, KY; Charlie Gibson, Frakes, KY; Tyler Stephens, Summer Shade, KY; Christian Talley, Columbia, KY; Marcus Wethington, Campbellsville, KY. Soprano: Nicole Burton, Liberty, KY; Brittany Corbin, Campbellsville, KY; Caitlyn Harrod, Springfield, KY; Katie Jackson, Pineville, KY; Sara Keller, Greenville, IN; Chelsea Pike, Campbellsville, KY; Gloria Moore, Columbia, KY; Natalie Vickous, Lancaster, KY


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