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Scenic Adair Co.: The Changing Skyline of Christine



2008-03-26 - Christine, KY - Photo By Ed Waggener.
AS CHRISTINE PREPARES FOR THE BIG HOPKINS SCHOOL REUNION this fall at Bearwallow United Methodist, the Christine skyline is getting a change with the new metal, peaked roof on the Kevin Burton Building in Downtown at the Main Intersection, KY 206 and KY 531, the Liberty Road and Christine Road. Anthony Stargel and Kevin Burton are on the ground, directing Roger Stargel and Carlos Grant on the high lift platform completing the face of the building. In the foreground, left, is the historic Pete McQueary Grocery. On August 30, at Bearwallow United Methodist Church, the Hopkins School reunion takes place at noon, with a potluck dinner. Terry Farris, an alumnus of the famous institution, is the contact for the reunion. Details are in ColumbiaMagazine.com events.


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