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Life in the Holler: The Pelly's front yard swing


2013-08-09 - Topside of The Holler, Old Clearsprings Road, Ozark, KY - Photo by Shamarie Claiborne.
The Pelly’s front yard has this wonderful swing in it.
This morning it looked even more cozy than usual with all the rain. It seemed to be covered from storm. A perfect spot to spend the day. Someday I will have to ask Kim if I can have a rest and check out the view from a different angle. - Shamarie Claiborne


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At the Arboretum, Adair County School Campus


2013-08-09 - 481 Indian Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Shamarie Claiborne, Adair Co. School District photo.
The Indian Pride Arboretum
is attracting some pretty interesting guest these days! I found this guy hanging out at the Adair County High School Tennis Court right beside the arboretum. - Shamarie Claiborne, Adair County Schools The school start Countdown in Adair County: Just 5 more days to Wednesday, August 14, 2013. - CM. See also: Adair Co. Schools Open House Schedules -2013-14 School Year with link to Adair County Primary Center Informational Day included.


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Epicurean Kentuckian: Cheap Lunch


2013-08-09 - Photo by Pen. A pack of cheap noodles are dressed up in a curry-ginger broth, and then brightened with slices of celery, pepper, and radish, and plenty of green onion and cilantro.

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Mr. Jack Scott's Tobacco Setter: now a treasured keepsake


2013-08-09 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Bill Wheat.
This tobacco setter
was originally designed to be drawn by a team of mules. It was once used by the late Jack Scott at his farm on Edmonton Road. It's now a treasured keepsake, owned by Bill Wheat, who remembers when he worked with Mr. Jack Scott, and later, with Mr. Scott's son, Kenneth, who gave the implement to Bill Wheat. Some where in the history of the machine, Mr. Scott, reworked it to be pulled by a tractor.


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Lonnie W. Coomer, Harmony School grad: in DuBois Co., IN today


2013-08-09 - DuBois Co., IN - Photo from Lonnie W. Coomer. Lonnie W. Coomer who still tracks everything he can about Chance, KY in Adair County and his old school chums at Harmony School, is pictured above, in his home in DuBois County, IN, a stunningly beautiful Southern Indiana county with a landscape so similar to Adair County, but unmistakenly distinct with the dominant German architecture in Jasper, the county seat, and Huntingburg, its second largest city. His new home has one other distinct diffference: population density. DuBois County is only a few square miles larger than Adair Co., KY, but the population is over two times that of Adair. - CM

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From George W to George W: by Doug Moseley, now in print


2013-08-08 - South Central Printing & Publishing, Inc.,, 426 Wain Street, Columbia, KY - Photo from Ralph Waggener.
South Central Printing and Publishing, Inc.
and has published "From George W to George W by retired preacher Doug Moseley, above, left and a close friend of his Dick Troutman. With him is Ralph Waggener, president of South Central. Dick Troutman is a historian and retired teacher from Western Kentucky University. This book is about former presidents, including George Washington and George W Bush covers little known facts about our presidents during the period in the title. The book is priced at $16.95 and is avaliable from the authors and at SCP, 425 Wain Street, Columbia, KY and Grimsley's Jewelry. 102 Public Square, Columbia,KY. Good reading and would make execellent Christmas presents. - Ralph Waggener, President, South Central Printing and Publishing, Inc.


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Michael & Rita Regan will sing at FM2, Sat. Aug. 10, 2013


2013-08-08 - Adair Annex Parking Lot, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Jana Esch.
Michael and Rita Regan
will be singing Gospel music at the Market on the Square at at the Adair Annex parking lot, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY, 10:30am-11:30amCT, Saturday, August 10, 2013. Jana Esch


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