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Bradley Miller receives certificate as Utilities Management Pro
 2012-04-19 - 109 Grant Lane, Columbia, KY - Photo by Jennifer Carter. Columbia/Adair County Operations Supervisor Bradley Miller recently completed all the course requirements necessary for designation as a Utility Management Professional. He's the fourth person at the utility to be so certified. Others are General Manager Lenny Stone, Office Manager Jennifer Carter, and Distribution Operator Dana Rogers.
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Customers and furry friends downtown to bank
 2012-04-19 - 100 Quadrant, Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Sheila Bair. Customers and their furry friends come to the Bank of Columbia on the Square in Downtown Columbia, KY. Sheila Bair spotted "driver" and "passenger" in this red pickup today, Thursday, April 19, 2012. -Alexis Jennings
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Tornado Album: F-4 tornado, Adair Co. April 27, 1971: Two men
 2012-04-19 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Charles Thomas. Adair County Emergency Disaster Manager Greg Thomas shares this photo from the April 27, 1971 F-4 tornado which hit Adair County and took six lives. The photo was taken by his father, the late Charles Thomas. (If anyone has additional information on this photo, please send using the Comments button with this photo or any Contact/Submit button. - CM)
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Tornado Album: F-4 tornado, Adair Co. April 27, 1971: Interior
 2012-04-19 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Charles Thomas. Adair County Emergency Disaster Manager Greg Thomas shares this photo from the April 27, 1971 F-4 tornado which hit Adair County and took six lives. This one shows the interior wreckage in the tornado's wake. The photo was taken by his father, the late Charles Thomas. (If anyone has additional information on this photo, please send using the Comments button with this photo or any Contact/Submit button. -CM)
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Tornado Album: F-4 tornado, Adair Co. April 27, 1971: Bed
 2012-04-19 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Charles Thomas. Adair County Emergency Disaster Manager Greg Thomas shares this photo from the April 27, 1971 F-4 tornado which hit Adair County and took six lives. The house above was destroyed, with only a small amount of house plunder saved. The photo was taken by his father, the late Charles Thomas. (If anyone has additional information on this photo, please send using the Comments button with this photo or any Contact/Submit button. -CM)
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Tornado Album: F-4 tornado, Adair Co. April 27, 1971: Hogs left
 2012-04-19 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Charles Thomas. Adair County Emergency Disaster Manager Greg Thomas shares this photo from the April 27, 1971 F-4 tornado which hit Adair County. Despite the devastation to the house and car, two hogs were foraging for food, seemingly unconcerned. The photo was taken by Greg Thomas' father, the late Charles Thomas. (If anyone has additional information on this photo, please send using the Comments button with this photo or any Contact/Submit button. -CM)
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Tornado Album: F-4 tornado, Adair Co. April 27, 1971: House
 2012-04-19 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Charles Thomas. Adair County Emergency Disaster Manager Greg Thomas shares this photo from the April 27, 1971 F-4 tornado which hit Adair County and took six lives. The photo was taken by his father, the late Charles Thomas. (If anyone has additional information on this photo, please send using the Comments button with this photo or any Contact/Submit button.
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