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Treats on the Town 2017: Cynthia Rowe and Pam Shearer
 2017-11-01 - Greensburg Street entrance to Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Cynthia Rowe serves up bags of pink cotton candy to little trick or treaters while her daughter, Pam Shearer, has plenty more ready to hand over. No idea who the green guy is holding the sign up that reminds us of the hard work the Jaycees do to the Adair County Fair. Don't know the name of their skeletal friend on the left either.
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Treats on the Town: Bearwallow United Methodist Church
 2017-11-01 - In front of 4-Seasons Mini-Mall, 324 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Bearwallow United Methodist Church, Treats on the Town staff, October 31, 2017, was, from left facing camera, Becky Bailey, Dorothy Bailey, Pastor Bro. Jordan Abell, and Bill Bailey. - EW
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Treats on the Town 2017: Shawn's Quik Lube
 2017-11-01 - 3rd Quadrant, Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Ready for business with super smiles for little spooks and goblins. Debbie Booher and Ashley Daniels, from Shawn's Quik Lube were set up in front of Monkey Business at Treats on the Town 2017, October 31, 2107, well before the CEO Shawn Shirley arrived. - EW
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2017 Treats on the Town - Cash Express
 2017-11-01 - Corner, Jamestown entrance onto Public Square - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. The Cash Express Treats stand was one of the most colorful. Behind the table, the Tiger is real - that's Logan Reliford. In the center is his father, Jason Reliford, as himself, and, at right, not trying to be a national celebrity look alike, but is, DeAnna Richard. (She would need to cock her head to her right, and maybe not have as big a smile to do that). The Unicorn is not real. - Ed Waggener
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Windows cleaned, blinds installed by ACHS Air & Space group
 2017-11-01 - Columbia/Adair County Airport, 735 Country Club Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Keri Willis, ACHS. Mr. Matthew Willis installs hardware for the new blinds while Christopher Burton cleans the outside of the windows at the Columbia/Adair County Airport during the ACHS Air & Space Academy's day of service at the facility, which also serves as a classroom for the students.
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ACHS Air & Space Academy at airport - Clayton Janes
 2017-11-01 - Columbia/Adair County Airport, 735 Country Club Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Keri Willis, ACHS. Clayton Janes cuts rope to make new airplane tie downs during the Adair County High School Air & Space Academy day of service at the Columbia/Adair County Airport. - Keri Willis
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Kentucky Color: Forsythia in bloom in October
 2017-11-01 - Green Hills neighborhood, Columbia, KY - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge, Homeplace on Green River President. I've often said that Forsythia blooms 12 months a year. However, I've never researched it but I, for sure, have seen it blooming in January, February, March, April and now October and November. So, I'm gonna count next year and maybe you can help me with this Forsythia Bloom Research Project. If you see it blooming, report it to the "Bloomer Police at CM." - Billy Joe Fudge
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