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LWC Softball season ends with title match loss
 2013-05-15 - Lindsey Wilson Sports Park, 828 Russell Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Dan White, LWC photo. Lindsey Wilson outfielders, from left, Antoinette Jenkings, Ali Hart and Travatia Bowden at today's title match with AUM at Lindsey Wilson Sports Park. The Blue Raiders lost today, 5-1, bring a brilliant 50-10 season to an end.
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Adair Friends and Neighbors Adult Day Care Center
 2013-05-15 - 127 N Reed Street, Columbia, KY - Photo CM Staff. The Adair Fiscal Court continued the lease on this building at 127 N Reed Street when Adanta decided to discontinue its Eldercare program here. Dr. Lynda Wilkerson bought Adanta's Certificate of Need and is continuing adult daycare at the location under a new name, "Adair Friends and Neighbors Daycare." The daycare is open from 7am-3:30pm Mondays through Fridays. The rental rate is the same as it was for Adanta, but the court and Dr. Wilkerson agreed that to two months free rent to help offset the cost of delayed maintenance. The building was purchased by the county originally to house the Adair County Health Department. At one time, it was a two story warehouse and John Deere dealership operated by C.R. Hutchison & Sons. An overhead walk connected the business' Public Square store to the warehouse. The street in the shadows is E. Adams Alley.
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JAIS 4th Grade Spelling winners: Mr. Pearson; Miss Hardwick
 2013-05-15 - JAIS, 202 Gen. John Adair School, Columbia, KY - Photo by Jennifer Mann, JAIS librarian. 4th grade students at John Adair Intermediate School
Cecil Pearson, 1st semester and overall spelling bee champion, and Caroline Hardwick 2nd semester winner. - Jennifer Mann
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Fallen Troopers: Honoring Fallen Trooper Eddie Harris
 2013-05-15 - Red Hill Cemetery, LaRue Co., KY - Photo by MTPR Norman Chaffins. Troopers saluting fallen Trooper Eddie Harris. Trooper Edward R. Harris, age 29, was fatally shot November 7, 1979, during the course of a traffic stop. According to a witness, Trooper Harris was struck first by a shot fired from inside the suspect's vehicle and again as he lay in the road. Trooper Harris was assigned to Post 4 Elizabethtown and had served with the Kentucky State Police for six and a half years. He was survived by his wife and three young children. He is buried at Red Hill Cemetery in Hodgenville, KY. In honor of his service and sacrifice, KY 3005 in Hardin County has been designated the Trooper Edward Harris Memorial Highway. Pictured from left are Post 4 Troopers Pete Binkley, Sgt. Kevin Burton, Brandon Brooks and Brad Riley. Paired Photo. See also: Fallen Troopers: Honoring memory of Tpr. Wm. Pickard
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Fallen Troopers: Honoring memory of Tpr. Wm. Pickard
 2013-05-15 - Hodgenville, LaRue Co., KY - Photo by MTPR Norman Chaffins. Troopers from KSP Post 4, Elizabethtown, KY are shown saluting fallen Trooper William Pickard. Trooper William F. Pickard, age 26, was fatally shot while attempting to serve an arrest warrant in LaRue County. Trooper Pickard had accompanied two Hodgenville police officers to the home of the suspect, who had been charged with assault and wanton menacing. As Trooper Pickard approached the front door, the door flew open and a shotgun blast was fired, striking the trooper fatally. Trooper Pickard was assigned to Post 4 Elizabethtown and had served with the Kentucky State Police for four years. He was survived by his wife and 13-month-old son. Trooper Pickard is buried at Red Hill Cemetery in Hodgenville, KY. In honor of his service and sacrifice, a five-mile stretch of KY 61 in LaRue County has been designated the Trooper William F. Pickard Memorial Highway. Pictured from left - Post 4 Troopers Brad Riley, Sgt. Kevin Burton, Brandon Brooks, and Pete Binkley. Paired Photo See also: Fallen Troopers: Honoring Fallen Trooper Eddie Harris
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Mercy Construction building latest CU Village
 2013-05-15 - 218 Meader Street, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, CU. Campbellsville University prepares for growing residential student population - Adair County Building Contractor Michael Myer is the general contractor for the latest Campbellsville University Residential Village. Campbellsville University is building the new residence for future students at 218 Meader Street, Campbellsville, KY. The new Village is on the side of campus near the Carver School of Social Work and Counseling. - Linda Waggener, Campbellsville University
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