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Studying reapportionment maps


2011-08-07 - Adair Annex, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Magistrates studied the redistricting maps in huddles or singly prior to voting on a plan. Clockwise from lower right Magistrate Billy Coffey (7), Election Board member Billy Curry, talking with Magistrate Joe Rogers (6), Election Board Member Ben Loy, Magistrate Sammy Baker (3), Lake Cumberland Area Development District consultant Neal Cundiff talking with Magistrate Daryl Flatt (2); and Magistrate Harold Burton (1). Photo taken at the Special Called meeting of Adair Fiscal Court Friday morning, August 5, 2011.


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Studying reapportionment maps


2011-08-07 - Adair Annex, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Neal Cundiff Mapping consultant from Lake Cumberland Area Development District, standing goes over re-districting maps with Magistrate Billy Dean Coffey (5) at the special called meeting of Adair Fiscal Court on Friday, August 5, 2011, to choose among three alternates plans. Clockwise are (Cundiff), (Coffey), Redistricting committee member Anthony Stargel, Magistrate Billy Rowe (7), Administrative Assistant Lisa Lee, County Judge Executive Ann Melton, and, barely visible, County Attorney Jennifer Hutchison Corbin. The court adopted Cundiff's option 3, voting 6-0 for that map to be with slight changes be brought back to the court for a final adoption as as soon as possible. Cundiff hoped to have the paperwork ready for adoption at the court's regular Tuesday, August 9, 2011 meeting. Voting for the adoption were Magistrates Sammy Baker (3), Harold Burton (1), Daryl Flatt (3), Billy Dean Coffey (5), Joe Rogers (6), and Billy Rowe (7). Magistrate Perry Reeder was not present, but sent word by CJE Ann Melton that he preferred the same Plan 3. The map will be posted when the final PDF is received from Mr. Cundiff.


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LWC softball adds Evgenia Egiazarova, Moscow, Russia


2011-08-07 - Photo from Lindsey Wilson College.
Evgenia Egiazarova, Moscow, Russia will be playing softball for Coach Ashley McCool-Cozart's Lindsey Wilson College squad. She transfers from Darton (GA) College, where she led the batting with a .412 average which included 12 home runs, 17 doubles, 43 RBIs and a triple.


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At Taylor County Invitational Golf Tournament 2011


2011-08-07 - Photo by Lauren Goodin.
Coach Goodin talks with Abby Royse, left and Rachel Phipps, right as play became backed up during the round at the Taylor County Invitational at Campbellsville Country Club, Campbellsville, KY.Photo by Lauren Goodin


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Aerobics class celebration


2011-08-06 - Columbia, KY - Photo Submitted by Linda Kessler.
The Columbia City Pool 2011 water aerobics class celebrated the last day of workouts with lunch at Fiesta Mexico in Columbia. The classes started the first of June and ended Friday, August 5, 2011.Those present for the celebration were, Front row from left Lou Vena Leigh, Wanda Burden, Jane Grant, and Linda Kessler; Back row: Sheila Lynch, Cynthia Rowe, Joyce West, Carol Burton, Shirley Holt, Greg Thomas, Pam Shearer, Billie Kay Farris, Betty Coop, Janella Sullivan, Nancy Cosby and Jerry Holt.



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Birds of Kentucky: Pea fowl of Rolling Hills


2011-08-06 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Barbara Partin.
The Pea Fowl which have favored the Partin residence in Rolling Hills the past three days have been quite unafraid of people. Barbara Partin got this close up shot of one of them in her backyard.


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Birds of Kentucky: Pea Fowl in Rolling Hills


2011-08-06 - Hemlock Circle, Columbia, KY - Photo by Barbara Partin.
Barbara Partin and her family have been enjoying the company of two beautiful pea fowl at their home in the Rolling Hills neighborhood on the north side of Columbia, KY. The birds like it there too, and have stayed longer than they did at the Adair County health department or at Bea Beard's on Lowe's Lane, if they are, in fact the same pair seen in those locations. Mrs. Partin is in contact with Shelley Davis to see if they are the ones reported missing from Little Cake a few days ago. The birds like to patrol the roof top of the Partin home and seem to relish meals of bread crumbs on the patio.


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