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Christmas scene available at Bank of Columbia


2010-12-04 - Photo by Alexis Jennings. 807 Jamestown ST, Columbia, KY
Arlia Smith and Emily Smith were visiting the Bank of Columbia branch with their grandpa Scotty Ferguson, Friday, December 3, 2010 and had their photo taken in front of this giant Christmas backdrop at the Bank of Columbia branch bank at 807Jamestown ST, Columbia, KY. The scene will be available during banking hours for photo and Christmas card pictures. The Bank of Columbia Relay for Life team is selling tickets on a giant Christmas stocking which is over six feet tall.


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Visitors enjoy cheery kiln fire at Highland Raku Studios


2010-12-04 - Photo by Henrietta Scott. Highland Raku Studio and Gallery, 7917 Burkesville RD, Columbia, KY
"We had a great time Friday night, December 3, 2010, at Highland Raku Studio firing pottery," Etta Scott writes. "Jeff Scott and Donnie Perry kept the kiln hot while the temperatures cooled. Saturday we will stay warm with Steve Scherers torches as we make wonderful objects of glass. The event begins at 11am today, Saturday, December 4, 2010. Steve will do special pieces for special people. Visitors are invited to bring requests." Highland Raku Studio and Gallery, located at 7917 Burkesville RD, Columbia, KY.


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Mollie and Junius Hancock. portrayed by Ellen and J.D. Zornes


2010-12-03 - Photo by Ed Waggener. 315 Campbellsville ST, Columbia, KY
The record crowd which attended the 2010 Silent City presentation at the Columbia Cemetery were thrilled by the performance of Ellen and J.D. Zornes, above, portraying Mollie and Junius Hancock, owners of the Hancock Hotel. The couple will present another re-enactment of the Hancocks at the 6pmCT, December 6, 2010 meeting of the Adair County Genealogical Society.


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Rotary Biscuit Brigade getting ready for Saturday morning


2010-12-03 - Photo by Ellen Zornes. 201 Greensburg ST, Columbia, KY
"Rotarians from left Ted Caldwell, George Kolbenschlag, Max Downey, Greg Eastham, JD Zornes, Roger Elliott hard at work, Friday, preparing Edgar Troutman's world famous biscuits to kick off Christmas in Columbia, on Saturday morning," writes Ellen Zornes. "Breakfast will be served 6:30am - 10:30amCT, Saturday morning, December 4, 2010, at Columbia Baptist Church, 201 Greensburg ST, Columbia, KY. Tickets are $5 each and are available at the door. Proceeds go to Rotary Fundraisers for local projects and to Rotary International for the eradication of polio."


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J.O.Y. Circle members take items to Galilean Home


2010-12-03 - Photo by Fran Neat. Cane Valley Christian Church, 2250 Cane Valley RD, Cane Valley, KY.The J.O.Y. Circle members of Cane Valley Christian Church, purchased items to be donated to the Galilean Home in Casey County. The group was able to deliver food items and much needed paper goods and laundry products on December 2, 2010. Those members pictured from left to right are Jewell Hare, Carol Shirley, and Beatrice Hendrickson. Bro. Ivan Tucker, front row, and Charles Shirley, back row, also attended and helped to transfer the donated products.

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Jeremy McQueary speaks to ACMS Students


2010-12-03 - Photo by Jamie McQueary. 322 Gen. John Adair DR, Columbia, KY
Jeremy McQueary, Kentucky Conservation officer, spoke to a 7th grade group of Ms. Jamie McQueary's and Mrs. Sommer Brown's students at the Adair County Middle School, on Tuesday, November 30, 2010. Officer McQueary is employed by the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife. The students enjoyed learning about our state's wildlife, wildlife habitats and more.


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Keeping things straight at Jaycees 2010 Radio Auction


2010-12-03 - Photo by Ray Rowe. Sue Stivers Alumni Building, 314 Myrtle DR, Columbia, KY
Jennifer Carter, right at desk, one of the best organizers and often the behind the scenes , keeps everything running smooth person, makes sure the papers are right, while Bam Carney, seated looks over before his turn on the radio, James Curry "supervising," left, and Jason Stotts, right watching too. The command center for the auction was at the Sue Stivers Alumni Building on the campus of Lindsey Wilson College, Columbia, KY. The 2010 Christmas Radio Auction is already the most successful ever, tallying $12,067 for the two nights. More is needed. If you would like to add to the total, you may do so at at Flowers 'n Things, 310 Campbellsville ST, Columbia, KY, phone (270) 384-4214. -Amanda Long


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