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DAKOTA MEYER: Alma Mater will watch MOH in convocation
2011-09-15 - ACHS, 526 Indian DR., Columbia, KY - Photo by Ann Young.
DAKOTA MEYER AT ACHS: Adair County High School Students will be watching the Medal of Honor Presentation together, as it is broadcast live School's Big Screen Tv, as President Barack Obama presents the Adair County Hero with the Congressional Medal of Honor at 1:30pmCT. Dakota Meyer attended Adair County High School and graduated from Green County High School, Greensburg, KY. He is only the Second Adair Countian in History to receive this highest national honor. PHOTO BY ANN YOUNG posted on CM 2011-07-20 and Captioned as follows: - 518 Indian DR, Columbia, KY.
- Photo from Adair County High School Year Book. 526 Indian DR, Columbia, KYAnn Young called CM tonight, Wednesday, July 20, 2011, to let us know that Marine Corps Sgt. Dakota Meyer will receive the Congressional Medal of Honor. The photo above is one she sent to CM when the nation's hero spoke to the student body and staff at Adair County High School during our Veterans Day ceremony. Meyer, who attended Adair County High School and graduated from Green County High School, had already been nominated for the Congressional Medal of honor, the highest award which can be given to military personnel when this photo was taken. He is a resident of Adair County and is the son of Mike Meyer of Adair County. Photo and information courtesy Ann Young, Guidance Counselor at Adair County High School.
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DAKOTA MEYER: A favorite moment on the MOH pathway
2011-09-15 - Library of Congress, Washington, DC - Photo by Ann Young. (Posted originally on 2011-09-14 - Library of Congress, Washington, DC - Photo by Ann Young) Captioned, "With Dakota Meyer in Washington, DC: Dakota Meyer unveils a a commissioned painting by Ret. USMC Colonel Charles Waterhouse of Dakota at the Battle of Ganjgal. The event took place Tuesday evening, September 13, 2011." -ANN YOUNG. The Medal of Honor presentation will be at 1:30pmCT, with live coverage on most media.
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Maury Lewis: Broken Crock Garden No. 2
2011-09-14 - Beautiful Joppa, KY - Photo by Maury E. Lewis.
After 3.5 hours of work this is the second picture of my Broken Pot Garden." I will send other pictures as the flowers take root and start to grow. The little gate standing at the back was given to me by a friend and the medallion in the middle reads "H. Buecker, Newport, Kentucky." I tried to look them up on the internet but had no luck. The telephone number had been disconnected. If anyone knows anything about the name I would like to hear from them. Thanks. -MAURY E. LEWIS.
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Maury Lewis finds solution for cracked pots. No. 1
2011-09-14 - Beautiful Joppa, Adair Co., KY - Photo by Maury E. Lewis.
When Kentucky's cold winters left Maury E. Lewis with lots of cracked flower crocks, she started decorating a little corner of her garden. This shows the earliest stages.
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Homeplace on Green River Fall Heritage Festival
2011-09-14 - 5807 New Columbia Road, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by George Kolbenschlag.
Gary Max, who with his wife, Margie, owns Margie's Custom Wood Products, Knifley, KY, tends shop while Mary Pelly, Columbia, looks over some of their cedar products that range from Margie's wooden inlays and jewelry to Gary's heavy cedar furniture and artistic wooden bowls. The Max's were one of twenty arts and crafts booths at the Homeplace Fall Heritage Festival Saturday, September 10, 2011.
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