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Chamber ribbon cutting welcomes American Cable


2017-07-17 - American Cable Co, 703 Campbellsville Road, Columbia, KY - Photo By Ed Waggener.
At the Columbia/Adair County Chamber of Commerce Ribbon, this morning at 10amCT, were, From left, Lisa Gosser, Sue Stivers, Chamber Executive Director; Patricia Harper, Amedys Home Health; Roy Helm, American Cable Company owner, and Nancy Y. Smith, American Cable Co. area manager; Ellen Zornes, President, C/AC Chamber of Commerce; Columbia Mayor Curtis Hardwick; Sherry Selby and back row, Woody Sharpe. In addition to Roy Helm and Nancy Y. Smith, Carrie Fisher is a sales representative.


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Amanda Nokes is KY State 4-H Champion, software contest


2017-07-17 - Lexington, KY - Photo by Tony Rose.
Amanda Nokes was the Grand Champion in the Senior Presentation Software Demonstration Contest at State 4-H Communications Day held on UK campus on July 8, 2017. Her presentation was called Trap the 4-H Way. Congratulations to Amanda on a job well done. --Tony Rose, Adair County Extension Agent for Youth & 4-H


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Rabbit visiting grave of loved one, or checking out sweet clover?


2017-07-17 - Downtown Columbia, KY Cemetery - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com.
The Cottontail rabbit in the foreground appears to be looking at the name on the stone, or it could just be pausing to chew some of the sweet clover that had just been washed clean in the last rain. Either way, the rabbit was being very respectful. - LW


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The three Barnetts Creek UMC buildings


2017-07-17 - Barnetts Creek UMC, Pellyton, KY - Photo from Briarhopper - BJ Hagy of Barnetts Creek, KY & New Hampshire .
It may be time for new commemorative plates from World Wide Art Studio in Covington, TN next year in October, when the Barnett's Creek United Methodist Church reaches its 125th anniversary. These plates are the prized possessions of BJ Hagy, who was a witness - from his home a mile away - to the January 10, 1959 fire which destroyed the second building. Photo of Commemorative Plate by Diane Hagy


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Epicurean Kentuckian: Sandwich & Bragg limeade in Defoe, KY


2017-07-17 - Amish store, KY 421, Defoe, KY - Photo by Tom Waggener (c).
Enjoyed a great ham, lettuce, tomato and Havarti sandwich on a pretzel bun - had to buy two pretzel buns to get one for the sandwich - washed down with a bottle of Bragg all natural apple cider limeade on the road Friday, 14 Jul 2017. If anyone knows, is it "Da-foe," or "DEE-foe"? - Thought i heard it both ways. Maybe not. - Tom M. Waggener


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On Opening Day: Barnetts Crk. Rd. Bridge over Sapp Creek


2017-07-17 - Near the Intersection of Scott Hill Road and Barnetts Creek Road - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com(c).
Great minds in synch: When the ColumbiaMagazine.com news crew made an expedition to pay proper homage to Adair County Road Superintendent Terry Corbin & Crew's latest bridge, they were met by Bill Aldridge and his mother Jackie Aldridge and Pansy, in the foreground. It was a good time to see the bridge and the span, we've learned from BJ Hagy, over Sapp Creek. (Many townies will argue whether it was named for Doug or Donald - we'd think Avanell; but won't mention that; BJ Hagy is strict about keeping accurate history about the place.) And it will be a good place to visit because there's still a delightful visitors' pull off on the left with room for an impromptu picnic set up, while it's still available. - EW


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Park Rangers assist in search for missing 18-year-old


2017-07-16 - Lone Valley Boat Ramp area, Green River Lake, Taylor Co., KY - Photo by Larry Smith, Manager, The Big Dawg, 99.9FM.
Park Rangers assist in the search for a missing 18-year-old man on Green River Lake, not far from the Lone Valley Ramp. - Larry Smith


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