Bringing in Alan Reed from the Fair 2009-07-03 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. IKE SNEED had his ear glued to the radio to hear the latest from the Adair County Fair this afternoon, Friday, June 3, 2009, on the Square. But he wasn't going to be there long. "Alan Reed said everybody's going to be at the Horse Show tonight. Everybody," he reiterated. "I'm heading there now, you know what I mean." He was listening to The Wave, and sharing the news with passers by. Permalink | Comments?

Three from ACMS attend 2009 Teacher Academy Network 2009-07-03 - The Center, Somerset, KY - Photo by Sharon Dodson. Three social studies teachers at Adair County Middle School attended the 2009 Teacher Academy Network, a four-day professional development training session, hosted by Forward in the Fifth at The Center for Rural Development in Somerset. Participants in the program are, from left, Jim Tackett, executive director of Forward in the Fifth; William Matthews, Cynthia Wells, and Donna Shirley, social studies teachers at Adair County Middle School; and Dr. Natalie Bolton, director of the University of Louisville's Office of Civic Education and Engagement and facilitator of the training session. Forward in the Fifth, an affiliate organization of The Center, is a non-profit educational organization that helps the educational community meet standards set by state and national reforms. Read More... | Permalink | Comments?

Another collision at CBW/KY 61 & 439 intersection 2009-07-03 - Columbia Western Bypass at Greensburg ST, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener. Just three days after new warning lights were installed at the Greensburg ST/RD crossing at the Columbia Western Bypass, another collision has occurred. One person was taken to Westlake Regional Hospital this morning, Friday, July 3, 2009, after a southbound vehicle on struck a northbound CWB vehicle. The incident was investigated by Columbia Police Department Officers Tracy McCarol and Jimmy Luttrell and Adair County Deputy Sheriff Bruce McCloud. Read More... | Permalink | Comments?

Happy Fourth of July weekend! 2009-07-03 - Columbia, Adair Co. & Green River Lake, KY - Photo by CM & CM contributing photographers. There's something for everyone in Adair County this weekend. Fireworks, food, sightseeing, food, history, pies, food, and more food. It's a great weekend to eat your way across Adair County. Photos above by CM staff and CM contributing photographers: Fireworks, upper left is by George Kolbenschlag. Horses running, by George Kolbenschlag. Golfer, Lauren Goodin, by Kim Goodin. Salad bar by Mike Hamlett. Picture postcard from the collection of Ann Curtis. Flag by Linda Waggener. Fishing on Green River lake by Lawrence Hamilton. Two golf pros by Granddad. Permalink | Comments?

Wildlife of KY: Peekaboo turtle 2009-07-03 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. KELLY CRAWHORN MADE EYE CONTACT with this creature in her yard, and, she says, "He seemed to be just waiting to have his picture taken," but in a little bit, he changed his mind, she says, "He finally decided it was enough and withdrew a little into his shell. But he still peeked out for one last shot, "above ColumbiaMagazine.com Group at Flickr Permalink | Comments?

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