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Big Crowd showing up for 2011 Outdoor Expo



2011-08-20 - 526 Indian DR, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
John Mark Partin of Jones Chapel United Methodist Church, directed a car to the Adair County High School lower parking lot early this morning, at about 8:45amCT, as the Adair County High School gymnasium was filling up for the 2011 South Central Kentucky Outdoor Expo. Last year, the Expo was held in the small Adair County Elementary School Gymnasium, but this year, it was moved to the larger high school gym. Partin said that vendors have come from all over Kentucky, Tennessee, and at least as far away as Kansas. Activities continue at the huge event today through 2pmCT.


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