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Magnificent bird dog surveys its domain


2011-01-01 - Photo by Kathy Powell. Green River Lake, Adair Co., KYKathy Powell and her bird dog take long walks along Butler Creek in Adair County, on the dog's schedule. Above, a possible bird sighting. Seen in the ColumbiaMagazine group on Flickr.

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Sheriff Moss, on the job, handcuffs ready


2011-01-01 - Photo by Cathy Moss. 400 Quadrant, Public Square, Columbia, KY
Cathy Moss writes: "I wanted to wish my brother-in-law Harrison Moss 'Best Wishes and Good Luck' as he starts his new job today. My daughter Keisha and I captured a picture of him already on the job this morning."


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This is Molly, the missing Blue Healer


2011-01-01 - Photo by Sarah Withers. W. Page ST, Russell Heights, Columbia, Adair Co., KY (MAP: Russell Hts, Columbia, KY)
Cody Withers, "My dad Andy Wither's Blue Healer, Molly, has come up missing. She's a three year old female. Blue healer Color Patterns with brownish legs, Little brown on her face. She was last seen on Page Street in Russell Heights. She is badly missed by all of us, especially Dad. I'll send a photo as soon as we can round one up. If anyone has information, call (270) -250-2114 or (270) 250-2307. -Cody Withers


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A surprise at an Epicurean Kitchen: Russian Radish


2011-01-01 - Photo by Ed Waggener. Fortune ST, Columbia, KY
the thick slice, above, looks like a turnip but it is not. It is a Russian Radish, recently left on the back porch by an unknown benefactor; but it wasn't until the anonymous donor identified himself as Bruce Wilson, and the slice as a cross section of one of his huge Russian Radishes, that it was eaten. The garnishes are brought on lettuces, purchased from the Walmart. The radish, with vinegar and Kosher salt dressing is a crisp, delicious salad element.


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2010 Holiday Greetings: Happy New Year from Linda Waggener


2011-01-01 . CM photo 2010-29-2010 City Hall
116 Campbellsville ST, Columbia, KY


HAPPY NEW YEAR COLUMBIA, ADAIR COUNTY! I'm deeply grateful for the opportunity to be starting a third term of service as one of your Columbia city council members. Thank you for your trust. I wish you and your family blessings of joy and good health on this New Year's Day 2011, and every day to come!


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New Year 2011 rings in with three new Adair officials in office


2011-01-01 - Photo by Kacy Wilson. Adair Annex, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY
While most Adair Countians were sleeping, These three officials officially assumed new offices. It happened at 12:01amCT, this morning. Harrison Moss, left, became sheriff. Rick Wilson, center, ended his term as coroner and became Adair County Regional Jailer. And Todd Akin, right became the new coroner. The requirements had all been completed - all the procedures and paperwork were executed on Wednesday, December 29, 2010, when the photo above was taken. It's a short two-day term. The officials will affirm oaths of offices again on Sunday, January 2, 2010, in the oath of office ceremony to be held in the new Adair County Judicial Center, 201 Campbellsville ST, Columbia, KY, for their full four year terms to which they were elected November 2, 2010. Those terms will begin at 12:01amCT, Monday, January 3, 2010. The Sunday ceremonies are open to the public. The occasion will be history making, in that it will be the first time county-wide oaths of office have be administered in the building.


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Small dog show up in Portland area


2010-12-31 - Photo by Sally Keith. Adair Co., KY
Adopted and no longer available January 11, 2011
This small black and brown dog (female) was found near KY 768 and KY 80. She looks to be part Jack Russell and part Beagle (?). She is extremely friendly and would be great with children, other dogs and cats. If you are missing this dog or if you can offer her a good and permanent home please email me at sjkeith1@scrtc.com or call (270) 432-7143.


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