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(Ad) Fire Fundido at Pablo's Mexican Grill


2011-08-08 - 204 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Antonio Aquino.
Tyler McCubbins Right tried the new Fire Fundido at Pablo's Mexican Grill Monday evening, while dining with Sheena London, left, and Heather Davis. A Fire Fundido is a creamy blend of cheese and Pablo's special sauce. It is served with flour tortillas and choice of Grilled Chicken, Mexican Sausage, or Mix. Pablo's Mexican Grill is located at 204 Public Square, Columbia, KY. Check us out on CM's What's Cooking Every Day.


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Adair County Magisterial Districts - Final Map


2011-08-08 - Photo by Neal Cundiff, Lake Cumberland Area Development District.
The Adair County Fiscal Court will vote on this final redistricting plan, in its final map version above, in item No. 16 of a 21 item agenda Tuesday evening, in the regular August 9, 2011 session of Fiscal Court, which starts at 7pmCT in the Adair Annex, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY. Reapportionment was required following the 2010 census, which reflected some major growth in population, the highest in the county's history. Almost all the district line changes were in the City of Columbia, where large numbers could be moved with land area changes. District one in the far northeastern section, represented by Harold Burton, required no changes. The populations of the districts are to have no more than a 10% variance between the highest population and the lowest. Clicking ReadMore accesses full agenda for August regular meeting.


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(Ad) Frigidaire Washer/Dryer to be raffled by band


2011-08-08 - 705 Jamestown ST, Columbia, KY - Photo by Shamarie Claiborne.
Some lucky ticket holder will win this!The Adair County Band Boosters will Raffle off a Frigidaire Front Load Steam Washer/Dryer unit at the Mark Twain Pre-Season Marching Band Exhibition to be held on Saturday, August 27, 2011 at Booster Field, 224 Gen. John Adair DR, Columbia, KY, on the Adair County School campus in Columbia. Tickets are $5.00 each. Proceeds from the Raffle will go towards the Adair County Marching Band's trip to the Bands of America competition in November.The Washer/Dryer unit can be seen at Janes Appliance, 705 Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY. For more information or to purchase a Ticket, you may contact any Band student/parent, or by calling (270) 250-5215. Thanks for your support of the Adair County Marching Band program.
- Shamarie Claiborne.

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Class photo, CU Kids College, July 25-26, 2011 session


2011-08-08 - Campbellsville University, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener. Campbellsville University photo.
Kids College students in the final session for 201, Front row, from left: Dejhon Irvin - Taylor County Elementary; Colleen Spencer, Campbellsville Elementary; Grayson Wise, Kentucky Christian Academy; Evan Waggener, Southside Elementary (Shelby County); Isabella Cheser, Glasscock Elementary (Marion County); Presley Payne, Helmwood Heights (Hardin County); Taylor Booth, Mercer County Elementary; George Prebee, Taylor County Elementary (TCE); Wesley Rose, TCE; Jacey Milby, TCE; Morgan Milby, TCE; Yuika Hanada, Campbellsville Elementary; Natalie Ford, Kentucky Christian Academy; Jacob Milby, TCE; Stephen Duffy, St. Augustine; Catherine Allen, TCE; Molly Johnson, TCE; and Baylie Skaggs, TCE. Row two from left: Raegan Mardis, TCE; Molly Sullivan, TCE; Isabella Glasscock, Lebanon Middle School; Mason Atwood, Green County Intermediate; Shelby Cunningham, Cypress Lake Middle (Florida); Zoie Sidebottom, Campbellsville Elementary; Cee Cee Creech, Homeschooled; Jacob Ewing, TCE; Graham Waggener, Southside Elementary (Shelby County); Andrew Melton, TCE; Cheyanne Hall, Pleasant Valley Home School (Green County); Michaela Topping, Homeschooled (Adair County); JP Gibbs, TCE; Molly Crabtree, TCE; and Jack Ford, Taylor County Middle School. Row three, from left: Amelia Bowen, TCE; Shelby Wilds, Kentucky Christian Academy; Seth Cowherd, TCE; Randy Harris, Madison Dial and Tayler Judd, Campbellsville Middle; Sierra Hall, Pleasant Valley Home School (Green County); Samuel Kessler, Campbellsville Middle; Emma Sadler, TCE; Loren Finck, Taylor County Middle; and Isaiah Glasscock, Lebanon Middle School. Not pictured were: Gabby Tucker, Campbellsville Elementary; Rachel Cowherd, TCE; and Lynette Cheser, Lebanon Middle School. (Campbellsville University Photo by Linda Waggener)


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CSI investigators at work at CU Kids College


2011-08-08 - 409 N. Hoskins AV, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener. Campbellsville University photo.
Campbellsville University Kids College/Preparing for patient/pickle analysis in the Kids College Cool Science Investigations (CSI) class are, from left: Cheyanne Hall, Yuika Hanada, Michaela Topping, Samuel Kessler, Molly Crabtree and Molly Sullivan. This photo taken at Technology Training Center (TTC), 409 North Hoskins AV, Campbellsville, KY 42718


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The Funnest Time at Columbia United Methodist Church


2011-08-08 - 202 Burkesville ST, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener.
Everyone in the congregation enjoys Children's Church during the Sunday morning worship service at Columbia United Methodist Church. Above Debbie Grabill had the children enthralled on Sunday, August 7, 2011, while parents and and the pastor, Rev. Neil Janes, in the pastor outfit by the altar rail, and the congregation look on. The church is extending its children's ministry with an outreach with 10amCT Storytime events each Monday morning at the Cafe on the Square, 212 Public Square, Columbia, KY. The first one is just getting underway this morning, Monday, August 8, 2011.


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Birds of Kentucky: Pea Fowl lay claim to Erica's playhouse


2011-08-08 - Hemlock Circle, Columbia, KY - Photo by Barbara Partin.
Pea Fowl in Rolling Hills Subdivision "Thought you would get a laugh out of the pictures I took this morning of the pea fowl," Barbara Partin writes. "They really like Erica's playhouse." Note: Someone correct CM if we're wrong, but isn't this pose the official 'We claim this land for India,' behavior? The birds are the National Bird of India, and may be, in Bird Communication, declaring themselves the National Bird of Rolling Hills. The birds seem to be really enjoying the Partin hospitality. -CM.


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