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Travel: Cloud Gate reflection


2011-08-09 - Cloud Gate, Michigan AV at Randolph, Chicago, IL - Photo by Brent Thompson.
Cloud Gate's reflection: "Got to spend one afternoon walking around Chicago and I had to come see the biggest metal bean you'll ever see. It's officially known as Cloud Gate in Millenium Park," Brent Thompson writes.Seen in the ColumbiaMagazine group on Flickr.


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For ACHS Girls Golf: A pot of gold at Kentucky Hills


2011-08-09 - Kentucky Hills Golf Course, 6198 Randolph-Summer Shade RD, Summer Shade, KY - Photo by Kim Goodin.
Nothing tops fairway action but golfers love the journey and the wonderful scenery, too. Yesterday, there's was a sign in the sky at Kentucky Hills Country Club, between Randolph and Summer Shade in Metcalfe County, where Adair County added a near-perfect performance to an already great season. "There must be a pot of gold at the end of that rainbow because we beat all three teams today," Coach Kim Goodin said. "I took that picture on the 9th fairway.


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Jessica Simpson, ACHS Girls Golf Team, tees off at KY Hills


2011-08-09 - KY Hills Golf Course, 6198 Randolph Summer Shade RD Summer Shade, KY - Photo by Kimberly Goodin. ACHS Golf Coach.
Rising Adair County Girls Golf Star Jessica Simpson, now an 8th grader at Adair County Middle School, putting on the 2nd hole at Kentucky Hills Golf Course, the home course for the Metcalfe County Hornets.


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Martin & Viny Rowe side yard will be Raider Band Practice Field


2011-08-09 - Miller Avenue, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Everyone wondering what Danny Pyles of Pyles Excavating has been doing at the Martin and Viny Rowe side yard on Lindsey Wilson Street can rest easy: It's not a parking lot. The yard is being leveled for a practice field for the Lindsey Wilson Marching Band, headquartered just a block away at the corner of Holloway DR and Williams ST. When the site is complete, maybe as early as Tuesday, August 9, or Wednesday, August 10, 2011, it will have a carpet of green grass. Roadway runoff will be routed under the field. The practice field will be one-half the length of the football field at Raider Stadium, Mr. Pyles said. It will simulate the 35 yard to 35 yard line center of the field. The big cream colored house beyond the trackhoe and dump truck which is now an office of Lindsey Wilson Athletics. It was the long time residence of Mr. Martin Rowe, for many years the most powerful political figure in Adair County. Republican primary candidates rarely filed until they sought his blessing here, whether they expected to receive it or not. Woe be to the upstart who didn't ask! Mr. Rowe was a one-time sheriff who, at the start of his term, refused to carry a gun. He was also the longtime owner of the Corner Drug in Columbia, now the location of The Flower Garden. He was so progressive that he would be have been too liberal for Wisconsin Democrats. His wife served as Columbia Postmaster in the late 1950s, following the retirement of Postmaster Billy Wilson. On the left is the historic one time home of the late Morgan Pepper, considered the greatest checker player of his age in Adair County. Other homes seen, in the distance on Miller Avenue are the one time home of David Caldwell, now a Grider Property apartment complex; and the one time home of Jimmy Maupin, at the Miller Avenue intersection with Jamestown ST.


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Signage up on new Lindsey Residence Halll


2011-08-08 - Lindsey Wilson College, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
McCandless Hall: The sign is up on Lindsey Wilson College's newest residence hall, new landscaping is in place, and all is ready for the influx of students at the new building, according to Jimmy Bottoms, who supervised the just completed project. The women's dormitory, conveniently located near the library, will have 150 beds. All is calm and beautiful in readiness for the opening day, August 18, 2011, when the expected 1,100 resident students plus drive-in students will make the City of Columbia bustle. At least one local business man said that Lindsey Wilson students and staff can account for 40% of his business when school is in session.


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Golden Anniversary celebration for Ranel and Kathleen Curry


2011-08-08 - 1935 Millerfield RD, Columbia, KY - Photo Curry family photos.
Invitation: The family of Ranel and Kathleen Curry would like to invite you to join with us in celebrating 50 years of marriage, love, family and faith. The celebration will take place at Millerfield Brethren In Christ Church Fellowship Center, 1935 Millerfield Road, Columbia on Saturday, August 20, 2011 at 3pmCT. Family and friends please come and help us celebrate this special occasion. No gifts please. - Roxanne Roberts


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(AD) Fire Fundido at Pablo's Mexican Grill


2011-08-08 - 104 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Antonio Aquino.
Fire Fundido a new plate special at Pablo's Mexican Grill, 104 Public Square, Columbia, KY. It's flamed table side. Creamy blend of Cheese and Pablo's Special Sauce. Served with Flour Tortillas. Choice of Grilled Chicken, Mexican Sausage, or Mix.


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