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International Book Project
 2013-07-23 - Photo by Shamarie Claiborne, Adair Co. School District photo. Adair County School District Student Sarah McQuaide arranged to have 700 surplus books from John Adair Intermediate School donated to the International Book Project. The books will be distributed by the Lexington, KY based charity for children in other countries which are in need of the them. - Shamarie Claiborne
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Aussie Catahoula mix available for adoption at GRAS
 2013-07-23 - GRAS, 455 Jim Blair Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Sandy Ford, GRAS. Remy Good afternoon Ed hope all is well with you here is a dog his name is Remy he is 2 years old aussie/.catahoula mix he is very sweet loves people and good with kids has all his shots and has been neutered knows some commands he is for adoption and will make a great family member. - Sandy Ford, Director, Green River Animal Shelter, 455 Jim Blair Drive (try also Appleby Drive on GPS), Columbia, KY. Hours: Tues-Sat. 8am-5pmCT/9am-6pmET. Closed Sunday and Monday. Phone: 270-385-9655. email us: gras@windstream.net
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Ready for start of school: Countdown - 22 days
 2013-07-23 - ACMS, 322 Gen. John Adair Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Shamarie Claiborne, Adair Co. School District photo. The Magic is in the Details and the biggest and smallest details are getting meticulous attention as the Countdown to the start of School, Wednesday, August 14, 2013, in the Adair County School District is now at 22 days. The Schools Classroom Buildings all have location numbers large enough to be seen from the roadway, flags are properly maintain and ready, and even the buses have been aligned with military precision. Clicking ReadMore accesses the full pre-school and start of school schedule.
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Favorite photos from the past: Travis & Rose Anna, earlier
 2013-07-23 - Pellyton, KY - Photo from the collection of Travis Adams. A continuing romance: Travis Adams, was 16 years old when the photo on the left was taken. "I looked a lot like Elvis he quips." That photo was taken in 1951. It would be a few years before he met the Doris Day look alike on the right, Rose Anna Sapp. "She was the prettiest girl I ever saw, and people always told me she was the prettiest girl around. She had beautiful blond hair, the bluest eyes the Creator ever made," he said, and she became Mrs. Travis Adams. They are still together. The romance continues, at their retirement home on Sanders Ridge in Adair County, so close to Casey he's a 606-area code man. Adams is now working on details for the publication of his memoirs. The retired United Methodist Church Minister says that he's done more different things to make a living than anybody he knows. Those who know him can't wait to see the biography in print. - CM
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Home to Green County: The great dining room at Glenview
 2013-07-23 - Glenview, Geen County, KY - Photo from the archives of Bro. Bill Davenport. The dining hall, or maybe it was called a restaurant are pictured above in an old photo from around 1900, stitting down to a big meal at the Glenview Campground. The campground had many buildings, including a main meeting center or tabernacle, a hotel, the restaurant or dining hall, and cabins for guests. - Bill Davenort
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Home to Green Co., KY: The Glenview Tabernacle ca 1900
 2013-07-23 - Elam Perkins Road, Glenview, Green Co., KY - Photo from the collection of Bro. Bill Davenport. This is only photo I've been able to find showing the Tabernacle at the Glenview Meeting Grounds, which stood in the Glenview community where I grew up. I would think the photo would have been taken in the early 1900's. Finding historical details has been hard. Frank Perkins had one photo in his collection, but, other than that, I've found few details except what I remember from my childhood on the site. I could only guess at the size of the tabernacle. The pillars which provide the foundation for the tabernacle are still standing on the place, and they would give fairly exact dimensions. Someday I hope to revisit and record that information. Those stone pillars have something of a Stonehenge quality. Another slightly eery comment is that many people tell me the man in the black suit in the center - the one on the left - looks a lot like Bill Davenport! - BRO. BILL DAVENPORT.
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Scenic Campbellsville, KY: New Alumni & Friends Park
 2013-07-23 - Broadway & N. Columbia AV, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Drew Tucker, CU photo. The Alumni & Friends Park construction is under way and should be completed in early fall. Above Work in progress. Dustin Benningfield, left, and Gary Mattingly, supervisor, with Haydon Steel build the colonnade for Alumni & Friends Park. The park offers a focal point for the main entrance to Campbellsville University. - DREW TUCKER
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