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Today, Tues. July 15, 2008: 50th anniversary, Gene's Freeze
Scroll to end of this feature for "Today's Picture Album," with stand alone (no story) photos. Additions throughout the day! -CM
Road Eighty Bridge closed for 289 Days today, July 15, 2008
PHOTO: Tuesday evening, July 14, 2008 with approaches paved
OPENING EXPECTED BETWEEN 9:00am-11:00am TodaySchool Vacation Countdown: Adair County Schools start in just 23 days, on Thursday, August 7, 2008, when students enroll. Student Enrollment ProceduresNovember 4, 2008 General Election Countdown 123 days remaining. Register to vote in the office of Adair County Court Clerk Sheila Blair Mon.-Friday, 8:00am-4:00pmCT EVENTS: Spotlighting, in brief, today's events for Day 197 of 2008 (Leap Year - 169 days remaining). - Today: ACPL Bookmobile is in on vacation
But you can visit the Adair County Public Library, 307 Greensburg ST, Columbia, KY. Phone (270) 384-2472 You can now walk, drive in, and bike in to the Adair County Public Library, 307 Greensburg St, Columbia, KY. Phone (270) 384-2472.The library now offers bike rack parking next to Mitzi's for up to 12 bikes - 6:00am to 10:00amCT: Adair Co. Farmers Market
- 9:00amCT: Tuesday Ladies Day at Pinewood Country Club
- 11:45amCT: Sue Warren, from Ronald McDonald Charities, at C-AC Chamber of Commerce
- 5:00pmCT: Tuesday ACES SBDM Council meeting
- 5:00pmCT: Col.Wm. Casey School SBDM meets
- 5:00pmCT: Tuesday Scrambles at Pinewood Country Club
- 5:30pm until 6:30pmCT: Swimming lessons at Columbia City Pool
- 5:30pmCT: Edmonton-Metcalfe Co. Chamber celebrates 50th anniversary of Gene's Freeze
- 6:00pmCT: ACHS Football Booster Club at cafeteria
- 6:00pm to 8:00pmCT: Cane Valley Baptist VBS
- 6:00-8:00pmCT: Trinity UMC VBS
- 7:00pm CT: Jaycees meeting
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Creal Cundiff produces huge cabbage
2008-07-14 - Pollards Chapel Area, District 5, Adair Co., KY - Photo By Melissa Taylor.
"This well-developed cabbage was grown by Creal Cundiff," writes Melissa Taylor. "Creal and his wife Sue live in the of Pollard's Chapel area of Adair County. They have another one that is about the same size as this one and it is still growing!"Clicking Read More assesses the "Today, Monday, July 15 2008," feature and the July 15, 2008, Today's Picture Album.
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Road Eighty Bridge Day 288: Approaches paved
2008-07-15 - KY East 80, Columbia, KY - Photo By Ed Waggener.
The PAVING IS COMPLETE:
The approaches to the Road Eighty Bridge are as smooth as a counter top. The new bridge still needs safety striping and inspections by the Kentucky Department of Highways. A Somerset KHD spokesperson told Lisa Lee, Administrative Assistant to Adair County CJE Ann Melton, that the highway department expects the road to be open on Friday, July 18, 2008, which would end the construction day count at 292. Clicking Read More assesses the "Today, Monday, July 15 2008," feature and the July 15, 2008, Today's Picture Album.
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Visiting Haven Hill Cemetery
2008-07-15 - Conover Family Cemetery, Haven Hill, Liberty Road, Columbia, KY - Photo By Ed Waggener.
SEARCHING FOR A FRIEND'S GRAVESITE. Geneva Triplett Loy, Russell Springs, KY, sister Eloise Triplett Riddle and Eloise' husband Jim Riddle, Red Key, Indiana, were searching Haven Hill Cemetery, Liberty Road, for the graves of two deceased friends recently. They standing by a historic marker, the gravesite of Marvin Conover, the first Adair County lawmen killed in the line of duty. This section of the cemetery is along the ridgeline between Liberty Road and Bull Run. The standard behind them is the flagstaff in the main cemetery, and Columbia is in the distant background. The sisters are the daughters of the late Les and Emma Triplett. The Triplett childhood home was located across Jamestown Street from the Susan Miller land, then a delightful horse pasture and now the site of Columbia church of Christ. Jim Riddle is originally from Cumberland County, but graduted from Columbia High School in 1948. He had a career as an employee of Ball State University before retiring to Garlin, KY, for three years. He and Eloise returned to Red Key, IN to be closer to children and grandchildren. Clicking Read More assesses the "Today, Monday, July 15 2008," feature and the July 15, 2008, Today's Picture Album.
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(ADV) Remembering a great Russell County restaurant
2008-07-15 - Jamestown Boat Dock - Photo By Ed Waggener.
NOW IT IS A SPIFFED UP OFFICE BUILDING but there was a time when this building was the site of some of the best home cooked restaurant food in the South, before the Webb Bros. took over Jamestown Boat Dock. Thousands can remember enjoying long leisurely meals, with cooked to order fried chicken, catfish, great steaks, with a long selection of real home cooked vegetables and fresh cut salads, and the friendliest service imaginable, all at unbelievably low prices. Is there any place like it on Lake Cumberland today? If you remember more about the place, or have a photo to share, please send to ColumbiaMagazine.com using one of the Contact/Submit buttons Clicking Read More assesses the "Today, Monday, July 15 2008," feature and the July 15, 2008, Today's Picture Album.
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Float trip from Burkesville, KY: The Castle on the Cumberland
2008-07-15 - Eddyville, Lyon Co. KY - Photo By Adventurer Chris Bennett.
THE CASTLE ON THE CUMBERLAND: "This is one Kentucky landmark I hope to keep my distance from," Adair County adventurer Chris Bennett writes of this photo he took midmorning, last year on June 6, 2007, on a trip down the Cumberland River from Burkesville, KY. "It is Kentucky State Penitentiary in Lyon County near Eddyville. It was built in the 1880s by Italian stone masons on the banks of the Cumberland River. It is now on the banks of Lake Barkley. Eddyville got its name from the eddies in the Cumberland River that prevented large steam ships from traveling up stream from the Ohio river. Cargo, and passengers would have to enter smaller steam ships to complete the journey to Clarksville, Nashville, TN, and Burkesville, Rowena, Creelsboro, or Burnside, KY" Clicking Read More assesses the "Today, Monday, July 15 2008," feature and the July 15, 2008, Today's Picture Album.
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Road Eighty opening expected between 9:50-11:00am TODAY!
2008-07-15 - KY East 80, Columbia, KY - Photo By Ed Waggener.
An inspector for Vaughn-Melton Engineers, Jody Richey, Russell Springs, KY, who is assigned to the Kentucky Department of Highways and is overseeing the inspection and striping of the approaches to the East 80 Bridge, said at 9:31am that the road should be open in 30 minutes to an hour. Early this morning, Wally Burris called to note that the detour signs in Columbia were coming down, and ColumbiaMagazine.com learned, courtesy of the alert news team at the Adair Progress, that the schedule had been dramatically moved up.
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Adair Farmers Market has abundance of produce
2008-07-15 - Fairgrounds ST, Columbia, KY - Photo By Ed Waggener.
CUSTOMERS at the ADAIR FARMERS MARKET are finding more sellers and bigger variety of produce to select from. This morning, John Woloezko, McGaha, Grassy Springs, Putman County section of Adair County had Jethro-sized, plate covering, perfect tomato sandwich on white bread tomatoes, along with green ones for Fried Green Tomatoes. He also had great zuchinni, cabbage, green beans, red potatoes, sweet green pepper, and cymelins perfect for making squash pickles. The Farmers Market is open from 6:00am to 10:00am each Tuesday and Friday. A Today's Picture Album photo.
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Perfect Tomato Sandwich
2008-07-15 - Columbia, KY - Photo By Ed Waggener.
IF FRIED GREEN TOMATOES would be the first meal you'd want inside the pearly gates, this would make a perfect last supper. It's the center slice of a John Woloezko, Putman-in-Adair County grown, first harvest tomato that overtops a slice of white bread toasted in olive oil, and garnished with sea salt and basil. Better than prime rib at Hasenour's ever was. Today's Picture Album photo
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More articles from topic Today:
Today, Mon. July 14, 2008: ACPL library board meetsToday, Sun. July 13, 2008: Pinewood Ladies/Seniors tournamentToday, Sat. July 12, 2008: Congratulations, Riley Grant!Today, Fri. July 11, 2008: Under 4 weeks til schoolToday, Thurs., July 10, 2008:
5th District Champship game!Today, Wed., July 9, 2008: Kids Day at the FairToday, Tues., July 8, 2008: Adair Fiscal Court 7pm tonightToday, Mon. July 7, 2008: Bookmobile in Cane ValleyToday, Sun. July 6, 2008: Holiday cookout, Jones Chapel UMCToday, Saturday, July 5, 2008: Picnic on own, Giles HouseView even more articles in topic Today
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