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Crystal Burton, Bill Bailey, ready gloves for shipment


2012-12-19 - Adair Extension Office, 409 Fairground ST, Columbia, KY - Photo By Kelli Bonifer.
County Extension Homemaker President Crystal Burton along with Bill Bailey packaged up the gloves and mittens for the Warm Hands Warm Hearts Project. The Adair County Extension Homemaker's thank all those who donated to the project. Your support was greatly appreciated. - Kelli Bonifer


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Spc. David Collins at departure


2012-12-19 - Stateside - Photo Sgt. Scott Raymond, Kentucky National Guard Public Affairs Office. Soldier Spc. David Collins of the 1st Battalion, 623rd Field Artillery holds his youngest daughter during the departure ceremony for his unit. His wife, Mandi Collins (wearing white) will be giving birth to their fourth child while he is deployed. The daughter in his arms is four-year-old daughter Karsyn, his two other daughters are Kaylie, age 8, and Abby, age 6. - Stephanie Caldwell

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Cat in the Hutch: Modified tom thinks he's laying hen


2012-12-19 - Greater Gadberry - Photo by Charles Marshburn.
Cat in the Hutch! Is this the same cat (white patch, second laying box, with head turned toward the other lady no longer in waiting) that kept the mini donkeys under control with their lead rope this summer? Now he thinks laying an egg is no big deal for him! He hasn't been the same since Dr. Coffey changed his personality and his goals in life with that simple, awful procedure that we think is so necessary to control feline population. So far, no egg, but don't put it past him. We try our best to humor him. - Charles Marshburn, December 19, 2012
See Also: Genius of Marshburn Method Farming revealed to see the cat in his testerone, donkey wrangling days. AND, see related - in a remotely charming way - story elsewhere: What will happen when these eggs hatch? Cat becomes surrogate to hen's clutch but let's see how she reacts when the chicks arrive by Rob Preece, June 6, 2012, at mailonline.com


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Kentucky Color: Water Tower Anomaly


2012-12-19 - Adair County, KY - Photo KGS map submitted by Billy Joe Fudge.
Kentucky Geologic Map Information Service Map
Wildland firefighters don't have the luxury of time to determine what information is important so they have to log in all the information just in case they might need some of it later on. I spent thirty years fighting wildland fires and as an aerial observer had to visually gather information about thousands of fires to relay to crews on the ground. Information about fuel types, flame heights, wind direction, wind speed, topography, local features, people in harms way, smoke, etc. etc. etc. The list goes on and on. So I've said all that to say this. After spending a lifetime noticing things that could make the difference as to whether or not I or others were able to go home to their families at the end of the day, I just can't seem to stop noticing things. Although the things I notice may not carry the degree of importance that they used to carry, I keep catalogin'm in anyway. Well just in case you ever need to know, look what happens when you draw a line through the Lindsey Wilson and Bomar Heights Water Towers. When you follow that line on to the Southwest it intersects to within a few feet the Wal-mart and Sparksville Water Towers. Hmmm... - Billy Joe Fudge


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Robert W. (Bob) Fudge, Adair Co., KY (1912-2012)


2012-12-18 - Columbia, KY - Photo from Stotts-Phelps-McQueary Funeral Home.

Robert W. "Bob" Fudge, Adair Co., KY (1912-2012)




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Birds of Kentucky: American Robin


2012-12-18 - Campbellsville University - Photo by Ye Wei (Vicky), CU photo.
Robin enjoys landscape at Campbellsville University
- Student photographer "Vicky" Wei Ye from Nanming, Guangxi, China, caught the native bird considering his options amidst the harvest. - Linda Waggener, Campbellsville University


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Scrappy, tiny, Rat Terrier, missing from Freedom Church Road area


2012-12-18 - Freedom Church Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Angela Conder.
Mini Rat Terrier named Scrappy went missing on December 14, 2012, from Freedom Church Road area - off KY 80. He is tiny with very long legs, white with black spots and brown around the eyes. He is scared of everything. Any information, please call 270-385-9696. Thank you. - Angela Conder


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