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Daniel's Carpet donates floor tile for Regional Jail


2011-01-26 - 68 Freeman Coomer RD (Adair Co.), Russell Springs, KY - Photo by Rick Wilson, Adair Co. Regional Jailer.
Daniels Carpet donates tile flooring: "Mike Daniel and Aaron Wilkerson are shown with over 200 square feet of tile flooring and glue that will be used to replace tiles in the control room of the Adair County Regional Jail. I am thrilled to receive the generousdonation from Daniel's Carpet. We simply do not have the funds to use toreplace the tile. I am sure the existing tile has never been replaced.Restricted Custody Inmates will start working on the floor on Wednesday, January 26, 2011. Iam very thankful to everyone who has offered donations to help spruce upthe jail. Thank you." -Rick Wilson


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Life in the Holler: Giant mantis? or just holes in dead tree?


2011-01-25 - Old Clearsprings RD., Ozark, KY - Photo By Shamarie Claiborne.
Something stange this way goes in The Holler: And Shamarie Claiborne always finds it. She writes, "Waited for ever trying to see what lived in these holes ... So far, can't wait them out. I am going to try again later this week." She has been warned, of course, that it is not CM's responsibiltiy if she's et by that thing. It's quite obviously an alien, pretty wicked mantis, mimicking fallen timber, with a swollen left foreleg with its mouth in its elbow. Anybody can see that. -CM


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Dr. Phil Aaron: A Gift for the New Year


2011-01-25 .
The gift of a kidney from a Chinese immigrant construction worker in New York, changed his life. Now Dr. Aaron says he'll be making increasing the level of participation in the Trust for Life organ donor program the number one priority in the remaining time he has to practice.



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Jobe Darnell: The man of the hour, tonight


2011-01-25 - Adair Annex, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Gale Cowan, Adair Finance Officer.
If Adair County gets the brunt of tonight's snow storm, as predicted, Adair County Road Superintendent Jobe Darnell will be ready, with equipment, salt, and seasoned snow plow operators. The County has over 150 tons of salt on hand, about 50 percent more than needed for a single salting of the 600+ miles of county roads. Darnell says it can take over 175 hours of department time to clear the roads and salt them. "On Christmas Day, he said, "we put in 183 hours to clear all the roads." His department's fame has drawn interest abroad. WBKO Tv-13, Bowling Green, KY interviewed Darnell for a segment expected to be aired on news for Tuesday, January 25, 2011.


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Map of locations of first eight sirens


2011-01-25 - Adair Annex, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo Map courtesy Adair Co. Judge Executive office.. Map of the Adair ounty Disaster Recovery Project showing locations of the first eight projects, marked with large red dots. Three of the sites will be in Columbia, at the Adair County School District campus, at the Historic Adair County Courthouse at 500 Public Square, and at the Lindsey Wilson Campus. Other sites will be in areas with high tornado incident histories in Pellyton, Knifley, Holmes Bend, and Cane Valley. The eighth one will serve Breeding in the Southwestern part of the county.

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Library sells out, restocks ACGS Suet Balls


2011-01-25 - 307 Greensburg ST, Columbia, KY - Photo by Barbara Armitage.
Count on Leeann Jesse and Saundra Winn at the Adair County Public Library to do all they can for the Great Backyard Bird Count, February 18, 19, 20, and 21, 2011. They're stocking Adair County Garden Club suet balls, especially formulated for the local appetite and are now selling their second shipment. In addition to help with bird research, and assistance in reporting counts, the library has its own backyard feeding station, an aid to the volunteers who will will be Counted on by Count Cardinal as Adair County does its part in the annual citizen contribution to science.


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The feeders are hung on shepherd hooks


2011-01-25 - South Adair Co., KY - Photo by Maury Lewis.
Everything is getting ready for the 2011 Great Backyard Bird Count, February 18, 19, 20, 21, 2011. Maury Lewis sends the photo which inspired her poem, "The feeders are hung on shepherd hooks"


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