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Adair has won Wooden Bucket award 2 of 17 times Detailed list of previous winners below When Columbia Utilities Manager Jim Williams vowed Thursday night, September 13, 2007, in the hallowed halls of Lindsey Wilson College, to get work to win a second Wooden Bucket Award, it wasn't a hollow boast. Adair County already has the best Wooden Bucket winning percentage, per population, of any locale in the Commonwealth. Another Wooden Bucket Win would be the third time the award has come to Adair County, rightfully ranking the county's famously good-tasting water producers in the top ranks of superlatives the county has achieved among high school bands, artists, authors, barbecues, Walking horses, dairy cows, soccer, cycling, baseball, academic teams, basketball, softball, American chestnut trees, county fairs, long pumping oil wells, internet sites, famous coaches, beautiful scenery, and friendly people, an percentage of population who are publishers, printers, to name just a very few of Adair County's leadership positions. Of the 17 (in 18 years) award winners, two are from this county, making Adair County the most frequent winner of the prestigious award, along with Hardin County. Wooden Bucket Award Winners by Year:
Thanks to Bobbie Shanahan, Kentucky Rural Water Association, Bowling Green, Kentucky, for the list above. This story was posted on 2007-09-16 05:09:51
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