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The Quest for No. 20


2011-07-14 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Doyle Lloyd.
The Quest for No. 20: The journey for the Adair County High School marching band starts in July on a grass practice field, just beyond a patch of tobacco. I just wanted to wish them good luck as they start their quest for a 20th State Championship this fall. - Doyle Lloyd Seen in the ColumbiaMagazine group on Flickr.


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Adair Knife Club presents check to Kosair Charities


2011-07-14 - 501 Burkesville ST, Columbia, KY - Photo By Shirley Moss.
The Adair County Knife Club presented the Kosair Charities with a check for $800. Present were, Front row, from left: Jordan Melson, Shriner; Tony Helm, Shriner; Joe Flowers, Shriner; Kosair representative Eric Churchill; Knife Club President Jason Cox; Sheriff Harrison Moss; Bill Aaron, Jacob Morrison, and Andrew Henderson. In back row are Willard Bryant, Dalton Coomer, Jimmie Bennett, Philip Cox, Donald Thomerson, Allen Day, David Henderson, Winston Bennett, and Richard Chelf. The ceremony took place Tuesday, July 5, 2011. -Shirley Moss


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Richie Farmer presents ceremonial check to Fair Board


2011-07-14 - 413 Fairground ST, Columbia, KY - Photo by Greg Thomas. Thomas Photography.
Kentucky Commissioner of Agriculture Richie Farmer was at the Adair County Fair Wednesday, June 13, 2011, to present a ceremonial check for $100,000 to the Adair County Fair Board. From left: in the picture are Amanda Long, Betty Smith, Jennifer Carter, Cynthia Rowe, Billy Rowe, Senator Vernie McGaha, Kentucky State Agriculture Commissioner, Richie Farmer, Terry Harvey, Adair County Judge Executive Ann Melton, and Billy Pickett. -Greg Thomas


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Russell Co. 14 year old Babe Ruth Team


2011-07-14 - Photo by Sandy Pyles. State Bound.The 14 year old Russell County Babe Ruth team won their District and will be headed to the State Tournament this weekend at Southwestern High School, 1765 WTLO RD, Somerset, KY. The team has 11 boys (not necessarily in order, above) of whom five are from Adair County: Colton Back , Zack Hutchison, Mason Pyles, Tristan Beard and Mason Burton; and from Russell County are Taylor Grider, Grant Best, Levi Blakeman, Ethan Selby, Cody McElroy and Ben McFall. The Coaches Pat Back and Dean McElroy. - -Sandy Greer Pyles

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Scenic Kentucky: God's Handiwork


2011-07-14 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Gene Jessee. Gene writes, "God's handiwork. Taken from the farm in the Ozark region of Adair County."

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Larry Smith photo: Downtown Greensburg, KY in oil boom


2011-07-14 - Public Square, Greensburg, KY - Photo from Larry Smith.
This photo from over a half-century ago is from the collection of Larry Smith, Operations Director for Shoreline Communications. "It's a scene from the late 1950's," he says, "and I was told it was taken during the oil boom, which probably explains all the late model cars and could explain the tail fin Cadillac Coupe de Ville in the photo. The Brown's Delicious Ice Cream sign is over Model Drugs, owned by Pharmacist Joe Rogers. Across the corner, was a chief competitor, Corner Drugs." Smith said that it's his understanding that the photo was taken from an upper floor at Woodson-Lewis, by a photorapher he's still trying to recollect. The scene is from before the time of his birth in Summersville, KY, a few miles north of this scene. The steps with the guardrail still there, and go down to the Greensburg Record-Herald and the cars along W. Court Street could be associated with that business or advertisers with the historic weekly publication. Names of those in the Happy Little Street Scenes were not available at time of posting, but identifications and other comments and clarifications are welcome. -EW


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(Ad) Black lab/mix puppies free to good home(s)


2011-07-14 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Robin Smith.
We have eight lab-mix puppies to give away to good forever home(s). The Mom is a registered Labrador Retriever from an excellent bloodline. They are well mannered, smart, as well as adorable! They love children already and will follow you wherever you lead. They are each ready to go to a loving family today. Call Robin Smith at (270) 634-0767 or email to smithr01@windstream.net.


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