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Snow February 2011: Whte frosted cedars, Cane Valley, KY


2011-02-10 - Cane Valley, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener.
Linda Waggener captured this scene at Cane Valley on a commute to Campbellsville, KY.


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Dog Found: Looks like a Jack Russell Terrier


2011-02-09 - Bridgepointe, Columbia, KY - Photo by Rebecca Phillips. Dog Found Near Majestic Yachts: "I found a dog which appears to be a Jack Russel Terrier with maybe a little beagle in her too, out at Grider Properties behind Majestic Yachts in Columbia, KY, off the Bypass. She is a sweet little thing. No collar or tags. I am attaching photos as well. Owner may reach me at: Rebecca Phillips (270) 634-3295 (cell phone) orrlphillips24@hotmail.com. -Rebecca Phillips

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Birds of Kentucky: Red-Shouldered Hawk


2011-02-09 - Russell Co., KY - Photo by John E. Moss (c) John E. Moss. E. Cumberland AV., Jamestown, Russell Co., KY
Something Under The Snow: "Only this young Red-Shouldered Hawk has a idea of what is under the snow cover as it dives to the ground intent on obtaining a potential meal." Photograph taken February 09, 2011 by John E. Moss.


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Barbara Armitage brings message of GBBC to Fiscal Court


2011-02-09 - Adair Annex, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Barbara Armitage brought the message of the GBBC, the Great Backyard Bird Count, to the Adair County Fiscal Court last night, Tuesday, February 8, 2011. Ms. Armitage told the court Bird Counting is great family fun, a good way to participate in the world's biggest scientific project, and that it's a good way to put Adair County on the map as the Bird Watching Capital of Kentucky.


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Two get credit for new funding for Camp Casey


2011-02-09 - CWC, 222 Gen. John Adair DR, Columbia, KY - Photo by Patty Rush.
Successful grant proposal writers: Debbie Bradshaw, left, First Grade Teacher at CWC and PRIDE sponsor for the Adair Co. School District and Dana Harmon, Camp Casey Coordinator. These two teachers went above and beyond their respective job duties to write a successful grant proposal that will bring funding for a fully-staffed Camp Casey afterschool program. The current program has been kept alive through volunteers, Lindsey Wilson College, community support and a dedicated coordinator.-Patty Rush, Principal, Col. Wm. Casey School.


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2011-02-09 - 904 Greensburg ST, Columbia, KY - Photo by Wooten MediaWorks. Check out our website for weekly specials: DeKor and More

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Three roads will be resurfaced in 2011


2011-02-09 - Adair Annex, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
The Map at Left indicates the location of three road improvement resurfacing projects presented to and approved by the Adair County Fiscal Court in last night's meeting. Mr. Jeff Dick, right photo, from the Kentucky Department of Transportation, Kentucky Department of Highways District 8 office in Somerset, appeared before the Adair Fiscal Court last night and recommended the court approve three asphalt resurfacing projects for 2011. The projects are KY 533, Independence Ridge Road, Number 4, above, from Greenbriar Road to the end of state maintenance, a total of 3.601 miles; KY 1952, Chance Road, Number 3 above, from Walnut Grove Rd to KY 768, distance of 2.006 miles, and Snake Creek Road Number 5 above, from Jr. Bailey RD to Orby Burton RD, a distance of .0.818 miles.


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