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Adair Heritage welcomes Ed Vincent from Green County, KY



2018-04-01 - Adair Public Library, - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com.
The Adair Heritage Association welcomed a new member, Ed Vincent, at the March 19, 2018 meeting. Since moving here from California to be with his daughter in Green County, he has joined the "Band of Brothers" who go about serving others. One of the projects was at Columbia's Trabue Russell House. He saw the condition of the historical marker on Jamestown Street beside the TRH and volunteered to restore it to its original state. Most who've seen it agree, it's better than the original. He carefully cleaned it and then painted three coats, each drying before the next coat was applied. His skills are now in demand. - LW. See also: 76 year old Revolutionay War Memorial looks better than new


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