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Planting an elderberry as part of stream restoration project


2011-03-03 - Lindsey Wilson College, Columbia, KY - Photo by Travis Smith. LWC photo.
LWC student Khyati Patel of Fulton, KY, left, LWC student Brad Bilbro of Greenville, KY, Bosela and LWC student Hanna Moore of Morganfield, KY, discuss the location of an elderberry planting with LWC Assistant Professor of Biology Mike Bosela.


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Big Time collegiate cycle competition at ACHS - 2011


2011-03-03 - Adair Co. School District campus, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ryan E. Storm Photography (c).
"Matt Dooley (out of focus) and Taylor Ladd (in focus), in Midwestern Cycling Conferencer men's criterium Sunday, February 27, 2011, in Columbia, KY." Photo (c) by Ryan E. Storm photography.


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Geniece and Judge Ruby: Old Home Day at OKCC


2011-03-03 - 2399 Campbellsville RD, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
A chance meeting at Betty's OK Country Cooking in Columbia, KY, let two long time Metcalfe County friends catch up. Geniece Marcum, is the founder and long time editor of Senior Quest quest magazine, and, on the right, Ruby Wallace, is a former City Police Judge in Edmonton. Also visiting were their daughters and sons in law, Judy Wallace Irvin and Mike Irvin and Linda Marcum Waggener and Ed Waggener. A good time was had by all.


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Studying to implement Senate Bill 1


2011-03-03 - Bowling Green, KY - Photo by Alan Reed.
A Number of Adair County educational leaders attended a workshop in Bowling Green, KY, on Wednesday, March 2, 2011, to get ready to implement Senate Bill 1 - with its sweeping changes to testing - signed into law by Gov. Steve Beshear. From left, front table Robbie Harmon, Principal, Adair County Elementary School; Phyllis Curry, Supervisor of Instruction; Mike Akin, Title I Coordinator; and Sue Buley, Adair Youth Development Center.


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Water Maples: Trees with faults, but handsome nonetheless


2011-03-03 - Old Gradyville RD, Gradyville, KY - Photo by Sharon Whitehurst.
Water Maples: "J. M. Shelley calls the maples in our Gradyville yard water maples., writes Sharon Whitehurst. "Haskell Rogers has mentioned transplanting them as saplings shortly after this house was built in 1980. The roots are indeed shallow, causing ridges which get skinned by the riding mower in some places. The slender branches are delicate and we find them littering the yard after wind and rain. In spite of their faults they are handsome trees." Sharon Whitehurst sends this link to more on the tree: Acer_saccharinum.
See also: Kentucky Color: Killing Zone Alert, Billy Joe Fudge's essay on water maple helicopters. An unflattering account of the Water Maple as the enemy, no more welcome than Johnson grass, kudzu, nodding thistle and atonal music.


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Adair Co. School Calendar amended Feb. 15, 2011


2011-03-03 - Photo by Brenda Mann, Asst. Supt. Adair Co. Schools.
"The school calendar was revised at the February 15, 2011 board meeting to reflect the days missed due to inclement weather. Please click the 2010-11 School Calendar link to view the calendar. If additional days are missed, the calendar will be adjusted again to reflect those days. School will now be in session for students on February 21 and March 7, 2011," Brenda Mann, Assistant Adair County School Superintendent. For latest Adair County School District news, click to Adair County School District Website


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Six LWC cheerleaders receive MSC All-Academic honors


2011-03-03 - 405 Mero ST, Frankfort, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer. LWC photo.
Six Lindsey Wilson College cheerleaders received Mid-South Conference All-Academic honors on Wednesday night at the Frankfort Civic Center. From left: Korianne Cox of Columbia; Emily Keeton of Monticello, KY; Kayla Johnson of Hawesville, KY; Heather Gordon of Stanford, KY; Dorothy Karcher of Worthville, KY; and Kelsey Whelan of Rineyville, KY.


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