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Miss Teen Adair County Fair 2017 - winners


2017-07-09 - Pavilion at the Old Adair County Fairground, 413 Fairground Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Greg Thomas Photography (c). Miss Teen Adair County Fair: Winner, Miss Teen Adair County Fair, Abigail Ryan Rather, the 14-year-old daughter of Jeff and Misty Rather of Bowling Green, KY; Miss Teen Adair County, Mackenzie Dayton Bennett, the thirteen-year-old daughter of Christy Burton and Adam Bennett of Columbia, KY; First Runner-up, Kaylyn Rose Smith, the thirteen-year-old daughter of Kirby and Andrea Smith of Campbellsville, KY; and Second Runner-up, Grayson Nan Wise, the fourteen-year-old daughter of Max & Heather Wise of Campbellsville, KY. - GREG THOMAS

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Miss Pre-Teen Adair County Fair 2017 - Winners


2017-07-09 - Pavilion at the Old Adair County Fairground, 413 Fairground Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Greg Thomas (c). Miss Pre-Teen Adair County Fair: Winner, Miss Pre-Teen Adair County Fair, Elizabeth Forbes, the eight-year-old daughter of Marshall and Kelly Forbes of Liberty, KY; Winner, Miss Pre-Teen Adair County, Beth Ann Cowan the twelve-year-old daughter of Jamie and Gale Cowan of Columbia, KY; First Runner-up, Mia Cris Holland, the eleven-year-old daughter of Jay and Alison Holland of Smiths Grove, KY; and Second Runner-up, Jadelyn Taryn Waggener, the ten-year-old daughter of Doug Waggener and Brandi Bowers. - GREG THOMAS

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Little Miss and Mister Adair County Fair 2017 winners


2017-07-09 - Pavilion at the Old Adair County Fairground, 413 Fairground Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Greg Thomas Photography (c).

Little Miss and Mister Adair County Fair: Winner, Carly Brooke Wilson & Maddox Grant Wilson, Carly is the five-year-old daughter of Joey and Tiffany Wilson of Russell Springs, KY; and Maddox is the six-year-old son of Zach and Danielle Wilson of Russell Springs, KY; First Runner-up, Harlee Moriah Morgan and Brylee Graham Wright; Harlee is the five-year-old daughter of Kenda Price and Jared Harrell of Russell Springs, KY, and Brylee is the six year old son of Ronald and Nicole Spence of Jamestown, KY; and Second Runner-up, Mia Rayana Oney and Teegan Dwight Mullins, Mia is the six-year-old daughter of Mike and Marsha Oney of Stanford, KY; and Teegan is the six-year-old son of D.J. and Lucinda Mullins of Waynesburg.


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James Hatfield quickly learned blow off wasn't sound of jet planes


2017-07-09 - Behind Plum Point Baptist Church - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com photo(c).
James Hatfield of the Plum Point community said the Columbia Gulf pipe line blow off, "Sounded like a whole bunch of jet airplane motors." He was startled by the LOUD - just as Adair County Emergency Manager Mike Lewis had warned, though he didn't know it at the time it first occurred between 4pm & 5pmCT, and that even the horses between his house house and original settler Plum Pointer Billy Rice just went on about their grazing. At first, he said, he remembered the nearby air strip, and wondered if maybe some jet aircraft had landed there. That strip, however, built about a half century ago by Randall Pyles, et al, was built to accommodate small planes and bigger Lincoln Town Cars for celebrities such as the then Mayor of Columbia. Hatfield's family goes back in recent times to Logan County, West-BG-Virginia, of feuding fame. He's no longer into that kind of thing, and is enjoying the serene peaceful co-existence ideals of Rice and others he's met in the neighborhood, which, until a year or so before his death, included Joe Gadberry, who was knowledgeable of feuds but took no part in them, not even when invited to do so, when an opportune chance to join kinsman Bannard Gadberry in his, Bannard's feud with the Kelly Bros. in a Chicago bar. Though feuding is out, the neighborhood looks out for each other. - EW. Photo by Linda Waggener, 8 Jul 2017.


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Kwik Lube in Pinewood Shopping Center on Sat 8 Jul 2017


2017-07-09 - Pinewood Shopping Center - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com(c).
Things are moving at a dizzying pace for Miss Vicky and her 'girls' who live across the road in a pioneer days agrarian utopia, Greater Bliss, from Pinewood Shopping Center, and diagonally across the intersection from New Columbia/Holladay Place. According to a reliable spokesperson, Shannon Sexton, this Kwik Lube, the second owned by Mendel & Bruce Sexton and LaGene & Shannon Sexton, may be in operation as early as August - no later than early September - 2017. Mendel Sexton will manage the first Kwik Lube, in Russell Springs, and Bruce Sexton will operate this one. - EW. Photo Sat 8 Jul 2017.


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Constable Jason Rector at South checkpoint, Pipeline Blow Off


2017-07-09 - KY 551, Egypt/Plum Point area of Adair County, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com(c).
Sixth District Constable Jason Rector manned the checkpoint south of the site of the Columbia Gas Transmission 'Blow Off' just over the trees in this photo, and across KY 551/Knifley Road, for Plum Point Baptist Church, center of photo. For Rector, the blow off was nothing new. He's heard them and often seen them all of his life. His thoughts were that they are needed every four years. He said that for this one, Emergency Manager Mike Keltner had asked for the road to be shut down, but that roads department(s), wanted it kept open, and it was. The Adair County Search & Rescue controlled traffic north of Plum Point Baptist Church. - EW. Photo 8 Jul 2017.


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Miss Adair County Fair, 2016 and Miss Adair County 2017


2017-07-09 - Pavilion at the Old Adair County Fairground, 413 Fairground Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Shamarie Harper (c).
The new Miss Adair County Fair, Shelby Elaine Stringer, the 21-year-old daughter of Barry and Susan Stringer of Liberty, KY left and the newly crowned Miss Adair County, Carah Dell Hatcher, the 17-year-old daughter of Chris & Anette Hatcher of Columbia, KY. The selection of Miss Adair County Fair and Miss Adair County were the last events of the 2017 Adair County Fair. - SHAMARIE HARPER.Photo Sat 8 Jul 2017.


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