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Day trip: driving down the creek bed


2016-05-01 - Cumberland County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com (c).
A house appears high on the banks as the creek bed/roadway rounds a bend and dogs are barking wildly as we get near.


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Bloomington Chapel Church campuswide photo


2016-05-01 - 55 Bloomington Church Road, Collumbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
The entrance to the Bloomington Chapel Brethren in Christ Church, from Snake Creek Road, shows the broad expanse of the campus of one of Adair County's most active and growing congregations. On the left is the church's new sanctuary, at 55 Bloomington Church Road, and, on the right, the older church, still in use. The pastor is Bro. Ralph Foster. Sunday School, 10amCT. Morning Worship 11amCT. Children's Church, 11amCT. Sunday Evening 6:30pmCT. Wednesday Meeting 6:30pmCT. Paired photo. See also: Bloomington Church campus from the air


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Barn cat on duty on a rainy April 30, 2016 Saturday


2016-05-01 - Russell Springs, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com photo.
Couldn't help but notice this cat's expression while the rainy weather kept it indoors. We assumed it was the noblest of felines, a working barn cat, though that may not be true. For sure, someone is feeding it quite well. But as is a cat's nature, it's apparent that it would prefer a sunny day to make outside patrols easier. -- EW


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ACHS Football Glow Run Application Form


2016-05-01 - Indian Stadium, 623 Indian Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Michelle Smith.
ACHS Football Glow Run 5-K will be Friday, June 10, 2016, at the Adair County High School Football Field, 623 Indian Drive, Columbia, KY, with registration 7pm-7:30pmCT and the run starting at 8pmCT. All proceeds will benefit the Adair County Football Team. Registration at the run is $25; pre-registration is $20. Contact: Mark & Michelle Smith, 118 Loy Cemetery Road, Columbia, KY. Phone contacts: 270-250-2711, 270-250-3298, 270-465-1818.


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KY State Tree with tulips in bloom on Lakeway Drive, Russell Springs


2016-04-30 - Lakeway Drive, Russell Springs, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com (c).
The showiest display of "tulips" on our Kentucky State Tree, the Tulip Poplar, may be on this one on Lakeway Drive in Russell Springs, KY. We saw it Saturday, April 30, 2016. The flowers really brightened the rainy weekend.


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Cindy Thrasher needs help finding yellow labs, Booker & Jade


2016-04-30 - The Flatwoods, Adair County, KY - Photo by Cindy Thrasher. Update: Both dogs are home now, thanks to help from ColumbiaMagazie.com readers. 29 Apr 2016. - C.T.
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Missing 2 yellow lab mixes in the Flatwoods area of Adair County.
Booker the male weighs around 70#, the female Jade is 50#. Both are friendly and have on collars. Please call 270-250-1295 - - Cindy Thrasher
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Reptiles of KY: Eastern hognose snake; maybe not


2016-04-30 .
Larry Clark writes:
"I believe this is a eastern hognose snake, but maybe not . . . I caught one last year that looked similar to this one. After the blowing and hissing it rolled over on its back and played dead. The old timers called them blowing vipers." Best we can tell, after running into and consulting with serpentologist Steve Sanders of Damron's Creek Road, Eunice, Adair County, KY, we believe you've nailed the species. Sanders was at his office in McDonald's in Russell Springs. He took one look at the picture and said "Hognose viper. Don't even have to ask Ryan Beard. That's what it is." For those having trouble finding the snake, it's hanging upside down in the center of the picture. It is kindly long, and on careful inspection, one can see its face.


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