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Strong storms possible on Tuesday
 2022-02-22 - Central Kentucky - Photo courtesy National Weather Service. Adair Co. Emergency Management Director Mike Keltner sends this morning's severe weather predictions from the National Weather Service in Louisville, which shows Adair County on the boundary of predicted severe storm activity. A flood watch is in effect all day, and we may see thunderstorms. There is the possibility of an isolated tornado.
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Lick Creek Falls, Stearns District, Daniel Boone Natl Forest (Pt I)
 2021-10-31 - Daniel Boone National Forest - Photo By Robert Ellis, Robert Ellis Woodworking. Robert writes, "A small group of us hiked the Lick Creek Trail at the end of October, 2021. It is a moderate, and somewhat lengthy hike (5+ Miles round trip). The falls are best seen after a recent rain. For scale, the height of the falls are over 60 feet, and about 12 feet wide. The scenery and rock formations are beautiful along the trail."
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Missing Cat: Ms. Oreo
 2022-02-21 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Felicia VanArsdale. Update: Ms. Oreo has been found!
Felicia writes, "Our son, Q VanArsdale, who has Asperger's, Sensory Processing Disorder, Tourette's Syndrome, and Generalized Anxiety Disorder needs your assistance in locating his "service" cat, Ms. Oreo.
Ms. Oreo is a tuxedo cat, and she is wearing a collar with a bell on it. She is friendly yet moody to others besides Q. She is used to being on West Guardian Street, Columbia, KY. Please if you see her, call me at (270) 250-4686 or Q at (270) 250-1292. We would really appreciate it." --Felicia VanArsdale
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Scenic Adair County - on the farm
 2022-02-21 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. As agriculture is highlighted during this National Future Farmers of America (FFA) Week, we look at the beauty that is the farm. This is one of many local farms that dot out countryside.
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ACJE proclaims this Adair County FFA Week
 2022-02-21 - Photo from the office of Adair County Judge Executive . Adair County High School FFA students gathered with Judge Executive Gale Cowan for a picture declaring this a week of honoring agriculture and farming in the county, and the students who are its future. In front is ACJE Gale Cowan; first row: Harper Grider, Keaton Burton, Beth Cowan, Madison Garmon, Ally Brown, and Sarai Collins; second row: Lilee Wall, Lily Loy, Leah Dykes, Emylou Miller, Bode Richard, and Carly Hourigan; third row: Caleb Edwards, Tanner Strange, Braeden Coomer, Bailey Grider, and Preston Wisdom.
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