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House in the Middle of the Road - not really


2016-03-23 - Wheeler Hill Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
This section of Wheeler Hill Road is now marked private drive, but for any who miss the that distinction, they may be surprised that there's a garage in the middle of the road, which, truth be told, may prevent a ton of accidents in the future.. Now people will know that the road ends. Before the garage was built, there was only a guardrail, which kinda snuck up on folks who weren't paying attention. At one time, in the not so distant past, this roadway was Burkesville Road, at the time the most modern route to the capitol of Cumberland County. The tower in the background is Columbia-Adair Utilities Districts Sparksville water tank. - EW


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Great photographer's best ever picture?


2016-03-23 - Adair Annex, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Jane Smith (c) Simply Jane. .
In the world of photography, it's a given that Ansel Adams could have surpassed all rivals using only a Brownie, up against another photographer's 20 lens Hasselblad. Jane Smith, Simply Jane, is in the same category. She snapped this legacy photograph last night at the Adair County Court Clerk's office, just before the absentee vote was taped to the clerk's door. While she has received raves for past classics, such as the recent Robert's Radiator photo, the Alpine Sign, and others, in all likelihood, this one, taken with a borrowed cell phone will be her classic, and not just for the stellar subject matter. That's Ed Waggener - not lookalike Hunter Durham - on the left, and WAVE 92.7 FM and the Big Dawg 99.9 FM General Manager Larry Smith on the right. Reverent, respectful, comments from other photo-critics, might be candidates for posting. Yes, the other beautiful face in the background is that of Lisa Greer, Adair County Court Clerk. - ED WAGGENER


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Scenic Adair County, KY: Lindsey Wilson campus in Easter time


2016-03-23 - Norma & Glenn Hodge Center, 402 Helen Flatt Drive, Columbia, KY. - Photo by Ed Waggener, CM photo.
Lindsey Wilson's campus is beautiful at this time, and flowers are cooperating in a timely manner for this early easter. Above The Hodge Center is in the foreground, world famous Begley Chapel's double crowns provide the background. - EW (wish we could tell you the name of the flowering shrub, but plead ignorance at this time, and would be much obliged for enlightenment.) - Enlightenment came quickly. Click Read More for letter from Taft Neal who planted the Flowering Plum when the Hodge Center addition was built.


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(Ad) Epicurean Kentuckian: Tenderloin Biscuits, Adair Co. Style


2016-03-23 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Found a file picture of the National Breakfast Sandwich of Adair County - Tenderloin Biscuits with Lettuce/Onion/Tomato and pickle, as it's properly done in Adair County, and it made me very hungry. - EW. See also: What's Cooking for great places to eat breakfast this morning.


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Crosses on the Square: Special Good Friday effects


2016-03-23 - Redbrick Studio, 200 Public Square, Columbia, KY. - Photo by Linda Waggener, CM.
Mike Harris, owner of Redbrick Studio, made some eye-catching seasonal changes to the crosses atop the Redbrick Studio, in time for Good Friday, March 25, 2016 and Easter. The center cross is draped with mourning bunting and has a crown of thorns atop it. - EW


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Stage of Construction: Adair Transportation Complex


2016-03-23 - Adair Transportation Complex, Col. Casey Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
The Adair Transportation Complex, which supplants the Adair County School Bus Garage, is completely paved. Paving started Monday, the first day the blacktop plant at Gaddie-Shamrock was fired up, and it was completed Tuesday.


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Celebrating a big victory at PAC Headquarters


2016-03-22 - 808 Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener .
The sign asked the question: The folks inside PAC headquarters knew the answer: YES. The people of Adair County gave a solid "YES" voting, bring to an end over 80 years of Prohibition.


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