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Remembering a famous Adair Countian: Hudson Willis He made a radio program a daily production, wrote newpaper columns and a book and in many ways, was a man ahead of his time. He was one of a handful of entrepreneurs in South Central Kentucky to bring cable television to rural American towns. To his dying day he was one of the most beloved figures in Adair County history. Below is an entry on Willis the author by Mike Watson, who shares a photo of "Beanpole," from the past today. Hudson "Beanpole" WillisExcerpt above from MIKE WATSON, Adair County Authors III posted 2013-05-26 08:15:27 on CM and included entries also on Charles Garnett Baker, SR; Judge Herschel Clay Bker, Judge Rolliin T. Hurt, Ruth Paull Burdette, Nancy Montgomery Berley, Chester Raymond Young, Welcome Hamon, Margie Burris Coffey, Nancy Randolph (Randy) Flowers, and Minnie Corbin Rhubarts. This story was posted on 2014-11-19 06:56:35
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