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Small black and white dog found on KY 92


2011-03-01 - Southeast Adair Co., KY - Photo by Celia Stuart.
Black and white small long haired dog on KY 92. Dog is friendly and needs to go back home. If not claimed will be taken to the Rainbow Rescue. If this is your dog please call (270) 384-8928 . If no answer please leave message with your name and phone number. -Celia Stuart


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Kentucky Thoroughbreds, Columbia, KY score 92 points for title


2011-03-01 - 450 Kenny Champion Loop Leburn, KY - Photo By Bryan Feese. "Champions of the Appalachian Mountain Challenge at the Knott Co. Sports Complex on Sunday, February 27, 2011, are the Kentucky Thoroughbreds, Columbia, KY They defeated Paintsville in the finals 92-61. Team members are Chance Melton, Corey Melton, Kel Stotts, Cameron Lasley, Lonnie Grant, Daniel Grant, Kyron Jones, Dylan Feese, and Coach Bryan Feese. That is no typo, they did score 92 in championship! Not bad for 6th grade!" writes Bryan Feese.

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Birds of Kentucky: Fledgling Great Horned Owl at Cane Valley Mill RD.


2011-03-01 - Cane Valley Mill RD, Adair Co. District 6, KY - Photo by Brandon Hitch.
Here's an up close and personal look at the owl Brandon Hitch photographed on his farm on Cane Valley Mill RD. He was impressed by the huge yellow eyes on the bird and the fact that he was able to get so close before it flew away. The owlet seems to have captivated an Angus cow nearby. The bird was identified by both Derek Coomer and Eric Hare. Thanks


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Birds of Kentucky: Owl being observed by Angus cow


2011-03-01 - Cane Valley Mill RD, Adair Co. District 6, KY - Photo by Brandon Hitch.
Brandon Hitch took this great photo of an Angus seeming to be protecting an owl on the ground. "I don't know what kind of owl this is, but it had the biggest, yellowest eyes I've ever seen." If anyone can help Brandon on the ID, he'd appreciate it as would we.


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Criterium races at Adair County School District campus


2011-03-01 - Adair County High School, 576 Indian DR, Columbia, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer.
Lindsey Wilson College's Stefan Swecker of Maryville, TN., eyes the leaders as he passes the Adair Elementary Family Resource Center in the men's A race on Sunday afternoon at the Adair County public schools campus.


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Kip Spaude leads several cyclists in criterium


2011-03-01 - Adair County High School, 576 Indian DR, Columbia, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer. LWC photo.
Lindsey Wilson College's Kip Spaude of Columbia, KY turns the corner ahead of several cyclists in the men's A race on Sunday afternoon, February 27, 2011, at the Adair County public schools campus.


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Duties complete, a Reaganesque rest


2011-03-01 - City Hall, 116 Campbellsville ST, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
He says he's getting even Perhaps Columbia's top political figure, Hunter Hadley caught a Reaganesque catnap after making sure his father, City Councillor Jim Hadley, was living up to expectations at the Monday, February 28, 2011, Special Called Columbia City Council meeting. Hunter promised retaliation for the picture. "Take a picture of a man when he's down," he scolded afterward, and promised, "I'm getting a camera taking your picture and putting it on ColumbiaMagazine!" For luckless males lacking feminine attention, it might be noted that snoozing at City Council meetings brings out the mothering instinct in all the women present. Don't know if it will work for anyone past seven, though. And a postscript, his Dad moved to take action on the one proposal before the board, for authorization for Vonnie Kolbenschlag to apply for a grant, through TOUR SEKY for matching funds to produce a Streetscape Master Plan for Downtown Columbia, KY. -EW


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