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Missing from the shelter, possibly Kit(ty)-Napped


2020-07-29 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Tammy Campbell, Director at Green River Animal Shelter.
Tammy writes, "My shelter cat Toby is missing or possibly picked up at the shelter - he was left outside last night, he is used to being out side and inside we always put him up at night in his cage, he has learnt when closing time is and he hides. This morning he did not show up for breakfast. His name is Toby, he has a blue bow tie collar on, he belongs to the shelter, he is part of the family. If anyone sees him or knows his whereabouts please call or message the shelter at 270-385-9655."


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Dick Fitzpatrick shares tribute to his Linda


2020-07-29 - Columbia, KY - Photo reprinted with permission from the Hart County News-Herald.
Dick Fitzpatrick asked that we share this wonderful tribute in honor of his beloved wife Linda Sue Heath Fitzpatrick which was placed in her family's newspaper in Hart County where she grew up. It remembers "our precious ladies from Bonnieville" featuring Linda and best friend Bonita Highbaugh from Hart County High School days. Linda and Dick met at Western Kentucky University, married there, and his work would lead them to Adair County. They celebrated 45 years of marriage surrounded by family, church family and friends last March at their Good Shepherd Catholic Church in Columbia.


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Postcards from LWC: Saketh Ram Chaganti


2020-07-29 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Lindsey Wilson College.
Sabine Eastham, Director of International Student Program at LWC, writes: "Let me introduce Saketh Ram Chaganti from Kakinada in India. Saketh is a graduate student enrolled in our MSTM program. We love having you and getting to know you!"

What was the hardest adjustment you had to make? Food Habits

What is the best single day on your calendar? My Birthday

Where is the most interesting place you have been? NYC

Fun Fact about you: I am an Attention Magnet


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Farmers Market on the Square mid-week


2020-07-29 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com.
Wednesdays are good days in addition to Saturdays to stock up on fresh vegetables now that crops are really producing. Columbia's Market is located on the corner of Merchant and Campbellsville Streets.


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Still have snakes six feet long in Breeding, KY hills


2020-07-28 - Southern Adair County, Breeding, KY - Photo by Marie Freeman.

Marie Freeman writes,

"I read Mike Watson‘s article and I wanted to add there’s still snakes 6 feet long in these hills.

They’re a welcome sight to me as long as they are not venomous :-)

This rat snake has lived on my property for quite a few years now - I believe it’s the same one.

Just doing its job.


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Pickle Ballers


2020-07-28 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Doug Campbell.
Doug writes, "These four young men, Gabe Watts, Dalton Campbell, Aidan Smith and Steve Long are enjoying Pickle Ball, the fastest growing sport in America.

Today they play on tennis courts at the old Fairgrounds but hope that Columbia/Adair Parks and Recreation will soon provide a dedicated space/court for all Pickle ballers to enjoy. An informal Pickle Group in Adair is being organized. Beginners are welcomed. For more information contact Doug Campbell 270-378-1343."


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Kentucky Color: Thin Leaf Sunflower


2020-07-28 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge.
Billy Joe writes, "This is a woodland sunflower that is usually three to four feet tall in our area. It is sometimes referred to as Ten Petaled Sunflower even though it can have eight to twelve petals. This is a great time of year to get out for a walk in the woods to find woodland wildflowers for transplanting into your semi-shaded Wildlife Gardens. I found this one right on the Adair/Russell line in the Crocus Community out past Glensfork."


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