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Adair Road crew out tonight on flood of 3 Jul 2015 cleanup Praise for Adair County Road Department. Guardian Angels were busy tonight on Old Gradyville Road, where a raging big creek rolled up sheets of newly laid blacktop like carpet. Click on headline for story, photo(s> By Betsy Fausnaugh Props need to go out to the Adair County Road crew! They are working at 10pmCT, tonight, Friday, July 3, 2015, to clear and fix the bridge over Big Creek in Gradyville, KY. Nice to know that they are making it safe for folks even on a holiday weekend. There were several folks who decided to drive over it while it was still flooded. Guess the guardian angels were busy tonight. --Betsy Fausnaugh This story was posted on 2015-07-03 23:02:53
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