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Enhanced landscaping underway at Adair Schools Campus
 2015-06-26 - Corner Gen. John Adair Drive, Greensburg Street, Columbia, KY - Photo CM staff photo. The Adair County School District Maintenance Department is busy during the summer creating new landscaping around the campus. Maintenance Director David Jones said that landscaping and new campus lighting should be in place when students arrive for the first day of school, August 6, 2015. He said that another target is to be able to really have an attractive scene when Friday night football fans arrive on the campus. Work is underway on another landscape feature at the Indian Drive entrance to to school.
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The Good Old Days: 15 cent hamburgers
 2015-06-26 - Old Columbia Road, Campbellsville, Taylor County, KY - Photo by CM staff. When some of us were kids there was hardly anything else conjured up when "15 cents" was mentioned than a hamburger - whether is was at the Little Store at Columbia Graded & High School, at Bob's Better Burgers, Marshall's Poolroom, Marshally Roy's Poolroom, or a a McDonald's . The "Broiling Makes the Difference" sign, above on Old Columbia Road is also a reminder of all the eating options the 50's -70's offered on old KY 55. Stores were over every hill, around every corner in those magical times, the Good Old Days.
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Stream Straightening Project: 26 Jun 2015 - II Comes out here
 2015-06-26 - 300 Block of Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo CM staff photo. A new, widened Town Creek Channel with a lot of rip-rapping will carry water to Russell Creek, diverting it from Campbellsville Street. The duct seen in the photo is major one, carrying the stream. A new water duct carrying surface water run off from the old Burton Station lot, (out of frame), joins Town Creek here. Paired photo. See also - Stream Straightening Project: 25 May 2015 - 2nd culvert - II
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Stream Straightening Project: 25 May 2015 - 2nd culvert - II
 2015-06-26 - 300 Block of Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo CM staff photo. A secondary culvert is being installed to carry surface water from the old Burton Service Station lot under Campbellsville Road into a widened Town Creek behind Adair Automotive/NAPA. Kentucky Transportation Crews have been working later as the project nears its target completion date, July 8, 2015. The view here is from the Cemetery Side Sidewalk toward Fairground Street. Paired Photo. See also: - Stream Straightening Project: 26 Jun 2015 - II Comes out here
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Campbellsville, KY Main Street - Ready for the 4th of July
 2015-06-25 - Main Street, Campbellsville, KY - Photo CM staff photo. Bright Red, White, and Blue American Flags line Campbellsville's Main Street above what appears to be a solid line of hanging flowers. City works were out in force today, touching up traffic stripes on the well marked Avenue, and many private businesses, seemingly caught up in the spirit on this beautiful June day, were doing their part to make the community sparkle. The scene is looking west, toward Green County.
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KY Afield Outdoors: Historic Bourbon Furnace
 2015-06-25 - Bath Co., KY - Photo by Lee McClellan. Historic Bourbon Furnace stands beside Slate Creek and provided cannonballs to Andrew Jackson for use in the Battle of New Orleans during the War of 1812. The park surrounding this furnace provides an excellent access spot for floats on Slate Creek. Paddlers will enjoy excellent fishing for smallmouth and rock bass as well as incredible vistas driving to the access points on the stream.
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