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A typical hat racked tree
 2011-07-09 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Innocent Bystander. Wendy Burt wants an explanation of what is meant by the term "to hat rack a tree." Here a photo of a typical one, but the explanation of why it's called that would have to come from someone with more tree knowledge, like B.J. Fudge, M.E. Lewis, or Barbara Armstrong.
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Downtown has priorities in order!
 2011-07-09 - 300 Quadrant, Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Barbara Armitage. Thanks to alert Downtown shop keepers and Maury Lewis and her band of Good Samaritans, a family is making do in its rehabilitated home - necessitated by the hat racking of a red bud tree.
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Maury Lewis looks in on foster baby
 2011-07-09 - 300 Quadrant, Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Barbara Armitage. The crisis isn't over, but the baby robin peeking out at Maury Lewis has a chance. The birds were rescued after shop owners alerted Adair County Garden Clubbers of their plight after the robins' family home was dislodged in the hat racking of one of the Downtown Redbud trees. Now the big worries are over predators and the food supply.
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Remembering Charles Sparks (1961-2011)
 2011-07-09 - Sparks home, Columbia, KY - Photo By Rick Wilson. Rick Wilson remembers the devotion and pride Charles Sparks had in his family and a photo from the many happy times. He and son Trent hold the family cats while Mrs. Sparks - Tammy Akin Sparks - poses with the family German Shepherd.
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Black Lab: Free to a Good Home
 2011-07-09 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Carolyn Burton. Update: home found for this pup in four hours after posting This black lab mix showed up at our house a couple of weeks ago. Welive next to the old Shepherd School building. We are not able tokeep this very friendly and house broken dog. He is great withchildren. He has had his first round of shots. He is about 14weeks old. We would love to find this dog a good home. Pleasecontact Carolyn Burton at (270) 634-3803. If no answer, please leave amessage. -Carolyn Burton
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Darrell Bunnell has it all at Farmers Market
 2011-07-09 - 409 Fairground ST, Columbia, KYProud to be grandson of Stanley Carney, Jr. - Photo by Barbara Armitage. Darrell Bunnell of Coview Farms offers it all. You can buy vegetable plants to grow your own, fresh vegetables for your favorite recipe or even the finished product ready for the table. -Barbara Armitage Photo taken this morning, Saturday, July 9, 2011. The market is now open Saturdays, 8am-12pm noon CT, as well as Tuesdays and Fridays, 6am-10amCT.
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Charles Sparks (1961-2011): Checking EMS equipment
 2011-07-09 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Rick Wilson. Adair County Jailer Rick Wilson remembers working with the late Charles Sparks while they both were working for the Adair County Emergency Medical Service. Mr. Wilson is asking Adair County to visit the Supporting Heroes: Charles Sparks, website page and, he hopes, write a tribute or memory. Charles Sparks' life was dedicated to serving the community and to protecting and others.
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