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ACMS volleyball will be honoring their 8th grade players


2018-02-12 - ACMS - Adair County Middle School - 322 Gen John Adair Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Wes Stephens, PASS Coach.
Faith Long, Morgan Spoon, Kiara Collins, Kennedy Stephens, Kristina Mahieu, Viri Meza, 8th Grade Volleyball Players, will be honored at 5pmCT, Tuesday, February 13, 2017, at Adair County Middle School Gym, 322 Gen John Adair Drive, Columbia, KY, prior to the 8th Grade Lady Indians Volleyball Game. - Wes Stephens


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Moss - that's my 'flower' of the day, 12 February 2018


2018-02-12 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com.
Happened into a good friend who asked what flowers I'd been out taking pictures of lately. Moss -- it's the only bright color I seem to find in mid-February in Kentucky! She reminded me that it is Crocus time (indeed we've already had the announcement) and any minute their color will be flowering lawns all around. Meanwhile, this wonderful moss sunning on the roots of a big Birch tree on Keen Wilson Road do nicely. - LW


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Wayne Baxter: The other side of Kristy Keene view of GRL - II


2018-02-11 - Green River Lake, Taylor Co. KY - Photo by Wayne Baxter.
A view closer up: "I am attaching pictures I made on 11-9-17 that is a reverse view of the area where she, Kristy Keene, was (Green River Lake at sunset - Fri 09 Feb 2018). One can draw a line from that "point" in the water through the center of the spillway opening and get close to where Ms Keene was standing for her photo." - Wayne Baxter - Paired Photo: Wayne Baxter: The other side of Kristy Keene view of GRL - I


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Wayne Baxter: The other side of Kristy Keene view of GRL - I


2018-02-11 - Green River Lake, Taylor Co. KY - Photo by Wayne Baxter.
"I am attaching pictures I made on 11-9-17 that is a reverse view of the area where she, Kristy Keene, was. One can draw a line from that "point" in the water through the center of the spillway opening and get close to where Ms Keene (Green River Lake at sunset - Fri 09 Feb 2018) was standing for her photo." - Wayne Baxter - Paired Photo: Wayne Baxter: The other side of Kristy Keene view of GRL - II


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Kentucky Color: Most Feared Creature/Big mouthed Sycamorasauras.


2018-02-11 - Homeplace on Green River, 5807 New Columbia Road, Campbellsville, KY. - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge, President, Homeplace on Green River.

This is one of the most feared creatures in the Great Wooded South. No one has ever seen one move but anyone who has ever been in the deep, dark woods at night has heard them. Firefighters, Coon hunters and the brave or ignorant who go traipsing through the boggy, soggy bottomlands alongside streams and rivers after dark have heard them. They, and indeed we, have heard them at night grunting like crazed Rhinos and munching on anything living or dead that would fit inside their oversized mouths. - Billy Joe Fudge Comments:
  1. George M. Rice -BJF must have had close relationship with Dr. Neat


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Tonia & Caleb Harris with three daughters, Born Learning grads


2018-02-10 - Adair County Primary Center (ACPC), 158 Col. Casey Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Jodie Stephens, Adair County School District.
Tonja and Caleb Harris with their three girls after graduation from the Born Learning Academy at Adair County Primary Center. February's program was the sixth and final installment of the 2017-2018 school year, and featured a free meal, workshop, short lecture, activities for children, and the presentation of diplomas. Parents who attended said they learned how to spark learning opportunities during ordinary routines like bath times and grocery trips. - Jodie Stephens


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Graduation, Born Learning Academy at Adair Co. Primary Center


2018-02-10 - Adair County Primary Center (ACPC), 158 Col. Casey Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo from Jodie Stephens, Adair County School District.
More than a dozen local families were recognized at Adair County Primary Center this month for their completion of the Born Learning Academy, a series of six free workshops for parents of children from birth to age five. The goal of the academy is to offer parents practical ideas on how to turn everyday moments into learning opportunities. - Jodie stephens, Adair County School District


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