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Urban gardening, Seed to Sale underway in Louisville, KY


2014-07-02 - Louisville, KY - Photo by Chris Aldridge, KY Dept. of Agriculture.
Agriculture Commissioner James Comer
helps two members of the Parkland Boys and Girls Club start their garden following the ceremony to launch the Seed to Sale program July 2 in Louisville, KY. - TED SLOAN


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ACHS Class of 1964 planning for 50th Reunion


2014-07-02 - 275 Country Club Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Members of the Adair County High School Class of 1964 met today, Wednesday, July 2, 2014, at Wm. T's at the Pines at Lindsey Wilson to continue planning for the reunion marking the 50th year anniversary of their graduation. Front, from left, are Judy Spoon, Marilyn Craycroft, Elaine Rogers, and Margaret Owens; and back row, Phyllis Minnick, Alice Burton, Linda Smith, and Donald McKinney.


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Why was this tool vital to local timber industry?


2014-07-02 - CM 7 County area: Adair, Casey, Cumberland, Green, Metcalfe, Russell or Cumberland Counties, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. What is it? What is it's use. In another quite different form, tools which come under this one's broad general name are fairly common. This one seems to be quite rare. A hint is that it was once essential to the timber industry. Send comments using the comments button with this photo or any Contact/Submit button. (The item is the top piece of the large item in the lower right. - CM

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Pretty patriotic part of town, July 2, 2014


2014-07-02 - 200 Quadrant, Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Columbia City Street Department Employees put out flags early this morning, Wednesday, July 2, 2014 for the Fourth Independence Day Celebration. Mayor Mark D. Harris' Just In Time approach seems to be working really well. The flags still look brand new. The idea is theatrical in its concept. And it's a far cry from the day many of remember when Columbia was the town with the year round Christmas lights on its courthouse. - EW


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Excellent explanation for 'Woman in gardening hat' image


2014-07-02 - Theatre Walk, Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo CM staff photo. There's an excellent explanation from professional photographer/writer April Shepperd for the apparent image of a 'Woman in a Gardening Hat' which was coincidental in a photo about a vine growing on a Ben Arnold Building along the Theatre Walk. The hat is a reflection of this hamburger sign in Moore's Pool & Lunch, she says, To see the other photo, click to Poison Ivy along the Theatre Walk? or something benign?

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Farmers Market on the Square urgently needs more growers


2014-07-02 - Adair Annex, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Barbara Armitage, Market Coordinator.. A Busy Place - The Farmer's Market on the Square is desperately seeking Kentucky farmer's and gardener's who are interested in selling their produce at our market in Columbia, KY on Saturday mornings. The demand for locally grown fruit, berries and vegetables far exceeds our current supply. You do not need to be an Adair County resident to participate in the Farmer's Market on the Square. If you are interested in selling at FM2 please contact Barbara Armitage, market coordinator at 270-250-2979 for more information. - BARBARA

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View from Big Four Bridge


2014-07-01 - Over Ohio River, Louisville, KY-Jefferville, IN - Photo by Tommy Bailey. This view is looking up the Ohio River - east - from the Kentucky side of the Big Four. The observation deck is at the Louisville Waterfront Park. We're still looking for the name of the island, as well as the building on the right that just ever so remotely evocative of the Sydney Opera House, from this angle.

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