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Minneapolis Guitar Quartet at LWC, February 2, 2012


2012-02-01 - Lindsey Wilson College, Columbia, KY - Photo By Duane Bonifer.
Members of the Minneapolis Guitar Quartet are Joseph Hagedorn, Steven Newbrough, Ben Gateno and Wade Oden. They perform at 7pmCT, Thursday, February 2, 2012, at Lindsey Wilson College, Slider Recital Hall, 155 Blue Raider Drive, Columbia, KY.


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Welcome! Tyler Wayne Hale!


2012-02-01 - Mogantown, KY - Photo By Cindy Melson.
Tyler Wayne Hale, left photo, was born January 23, 2012. The photos were taken in his home. In the right photo, Tyler is being welcomed by his big sister, Jordan Lynn Hale. The photos were taken by Grandma Cindy Melson. Addition just received from Cindy Melson: "Mom and Dad are Jamie and Joe Hale." (Other grandparents will understand when occasional minor incidentals are left out in the excitement of the significant big news, like the arrival of rising star Tyler Wayne Hale! But congratulations to the new parents, too. They're still important, even though the center of the Universe has made a huge shift. -EW)


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Springtime on Fortune Street, mid-January


2012-02-01 - Near Banks of Town Creek, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
These daffodils are no Gradyville, KY early bloomers, such as Sharon Whitehurst's green thumb has coaxed from the winter ground, nor Joyce Coomer's round flowers seen on Johnson School Road in Greater Fairplay but they average well for our mighty fertile one-acre farm. I'm right proud of Linda and her Momma, Geniece, for these January 31, 2012 daffodils. Soon they'll brighten our view from our tiny back porch, our special coffee place, where we stand sentry against grundoon invasions, and talk to passing Fortune Street cats, who, somehow, sense when Mrs. Marcum is around and that's another observation: it's a bit magical to observe cross species soul sharing. Amazingly, the cats and the birds, the dogs and horses, seem better able to judge human character than humans. And some human eye contact with their animal equals is just as perceptive. -EW


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Kentucky Color: Inside Hemlock Cove Forest Cathedral


2012-02-01 - South Adair Co., near Inroad, KY - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge.
Senses heightened within forest sanctuary - Standing just inside Hemlock Cove, my senses seem to be heightened as the sounds of falling water, breezes fluttering around rocky outcroppings and shadows dancing across hill and valley titillate my very soul," Billy Joe Fudge writes of a secret place he's long known, and shares in this Kentucky Color.


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Kentucky Color: Is there dark secret in Hemlock Cove?


2012-02-01 - South Adair Co., near Inroad, KY - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge.

Beautiful, deep dark mysterious: "One can't help but believe that a land, dark, deep, and mysterious lies behind the sun drenched Hemlock draped over Burn's Creek," Billy Joe Fudge says of this seldom seen natural treasure in Adair County in Greater Inroad, South Adair County in District 3, off Fairplay Road/Kentucky 704, Columbia, KY.


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New reading materials at Col. William Casey Elementary School


2012-01-31 - Col. Wm. Casey School, 220 Gen. John Adair DR, Columbia, KY - Photo by Pamela Phipps. Enjoying New Magazines at CWC Media CenterJavier Duncan, Landry Noble, and Berto Soto enjoy the new winter magazines which First & Farmers National Bank sponsors for Colonel William Casey Elementary Students. New subscriptions include Dirt Rider, Dirt Wheels, and Zoo books. Pamela Phipps, Librarian, Colonel William Casey Elementary School Media Center.

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Mayor Harris, Judge Melton sign Ag Stewardship proclamation


2012-01-31 - Adair Annex, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
CJE Ann Melton and Mayor Mark Harris seated signed proclamation declaring February 2012 as Ag Stewardship Month in Columbia/Adair County, KY. At the signing were local agriculture leaders, from left, Adair County Extension Agent for Agriculture and Natural Resources Nick Roy, David Hutchison, Chairman of the Extension Board; Kirby Hancock, Chairman of the Extension Council; Jason Miller, District Conservationist, NRCS and Adair County Conservation District; and Danny Wilkerson, representing the Adair County Farm Bureau Board. The signing took place Tuesday morning, January 31, 2012.


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