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Milestone reached at noon, free tipping day



2011-04-01 - 877 L. Willis RD, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
David Harden with the Adair County Road Department was counting trucks as they passed over the scales at the Transfer Station, L. Willis RD, Columbia, KY on the first day of the PRIDE Spring Clean free tipping day. The International cargo truck behind him was No. 100 for the day; it was hauling refuse from Rowe Farms, and is piloted by Rowe Farms CEO Billy Rowe, District 7 Magistrate. Harden, whose second anniversary as an employee of the Adair County Road Department is today, was hired by the March 2009 Fiscal Court to fill a postition vacated by Donnie Melson. He started April 1, 2009. Free tipping today was from 7am-4pmCT. Tomorrow, Saturday, April 2, 2011, free tipping will be from 7am-12pmCT. Adair County PRIDE Coordinator A.L. Sinclair was supervising a crew at the Transfer Station.


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