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South Central Kentucky Expo: State Duck Calling Champions


2017-08-08 - Adair County High School, 526 Indian Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo By Terry Partin (c) South Central KY Outdoor Expo.
State Championship Duck Calling Contest Winners - Pictured are Ben Mills, center, of Somerset, KY, the 2017 South Central Ky Outdoor Expo Kentucky State Duck Calling Champion; flanked by Michael Pauley of Franklin, KY, on left who placed second; and Zach Wilhite of Russellville, KY, third; Mills will represent KY, in World Competition in Stuttgart AR, in November, 2016. - Terry Partin Photo Sat Aug 5, 2017.


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South Central KY Expo: Father-son NWTF state winners


2017-08-08 - Adair County High School, 526 Indian Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo By Terry Partin (c) South Central KY Outdoor Expo.
Pictured is Dustin Jones and eight year old son, Ethan, of Beaver, Ohio. Jones has now won three Consecutive Kentucky NWTF Open Friction Championships and eight year old Ethan Jones won the Poults division and then stepped up to the Jakes division and placed first, competing against 11- 15 year olds. Congratulations Ethan Jones. - Terry Partin Photo Sat Aug 5, 2017.


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South Central KY Expo: NWTF Open Winners


2017-08-08 - Adair County High School, 526 Indian Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo By Terry Partin (c) South Central KY Outdoor Expo.
National Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF+ Kentucky Open Championship were Jesse Martin, , of Mt Sterling KY; Bobby Woods, center, of Danta, VA, second; and Wade Watson left of Lawrenceburg, TN, third. - Terry Partin Photo Sat Aug 5, 2017.


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South Central KY Expo: NETF Open Friction winners


2017-08-08 - Adair County High School, 526 Indian Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo By Terry Partin (c) South Central KY Outdoor Expo.
Winners of the Ky NETF Open Friction Division at the 2017 South Kentucky Outdoor Expo were, from left, Dustin Jones, Ohio first; Dale Hunsucker, Albemarle, NC; second; and Phillip Bryant, Lewisburg, WV third. - Terry Partin. Photo Sat Aug 5, 2017.


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South Central KY Expo: Hank Parker, Chad Miles, Daren Bowen


2017-08-08 - Adair County High School, 526 Indian Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo By Terry Partin (c) South Central KY Outdoor Expo.
South Central Ky Outdoor Expo keynote speaker Hank Parker left, Chad Miles host of Ky Afield Television middle and Daren Bowen of Creek Candy Lures of Bowling Green, Ky discuss lures at Saturday's Expo in Columbia. - Terry Partin Photo Sat Aug 5, 2017.


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Columbia City Council pays tribute to Councilman Joe Moore


2017-08-08 - City Hall, 116 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com(c).
Mayor Curtis D. Hardwick and the Columbia City Council paid tribute to one of their own and one of Adair County's most gifted and giving citizens of all time, the late Joe Allen Moore (1938-2017), with his son, Billy Joe Moore, far left, and daughter, Debbie Burris, third from left, on hand for the event. Joe Moore's children were presented a plaque from Mayor Hardwick, which read "In Memory of Joe Moore, former City Councilman and Local Historian. In honor of His Dignity & Dedication While Serving The City of Columbia. 1938-2017." Council Member Pam Hoots, who organized the presentation, presented Billy Joe Moore and Debbie Burris with a flag flown over the nation's capitol, courtesy of Rep. James Comer, arranged through Comer's field representative, Tiffany Kessler of Columbia, KY. From left: Billy Joe Moore, Mayor Curtis D. Hardwick, Debbie Burris, Council member Craig Lasley, Council members Pam Hoots, Ronald P. Rogers, Craig Dean, Linda Waggener, and Mark D. Harris. - EW. Photo Mon 07 Aug 2017.


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South Central Kentucky Expo: Aerial shot of Adair County HS


2017-08-08 - Adair County High School, 526 Indian Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Mike Keltner..
"This was taken at August 5, 2017, at 11:45amCT during the South Central Kentucky Outdoor Expo at the Adair County High School. " - Mike Keltner.


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