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Is this your dog?
 2021-01-13 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Barkley Hancock. Sweet Beagle-like dog came venturing down the road and has taken up residence. We are sure he has someone who is missing him. If this is your dog please call 270-405-7451. --Sarah Hancock
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LCDHD Daily COVID-19 Case Summary for Jan 13, 2021
 2021-01-13 - Russell County, KY - Photo courtesy Lake Cumberland District Health Department. This chart shows our ten counties by the numbers of Coronavirus active cases, hospitalizations, self isolations, deaths and totals in the Lake Cumberland Health District. It does not track Metcalfe County, the other of Adair's surrounding counties, which is in the Barren River Health District.
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Food Pantry receives chest freezer
 2021-01-13 - Columbia, KY . The Adair County Food Pantry in Columbia recently received a much-needed chest freezer for its facility, according to food pantry president Bobby Chen, with food pantry partner United Healthcare. This is especially good news now as need for food continues to grow in this pandemic.
Pictured from left are: Debbie Brackett, Mimi Bairstow, Bobby Chen, director Michele Fruth, Robert Flowers, Joe Flowers, Joe Chapman and Candy Flowers, volunteers and workers in the Adair County Food Pantry, 203 South Monroe Street, Columbia, KY, 270-250-5432.
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Blue Raiders return to campus for spring semester Jan. 19
 2021-01-13 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Lindsey Wilson College. All classes -- online, extended campus, graduate, evening and traditional day college -- will begin on Tuesday, Jan. 19; the last day to register or add a class for spring 2021 is Monday, Jan. 25. Classes on the A.P. White Campus will be delivered in a hybrid model that allows students to attend face-to-face for a portion of their class and to receive remaining instruction via an online asynchronous approach.
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Epicurean Kentuckian: first quiche
 2021-01-13 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Phil Hanna. Phil Hanna shares his "first quiche" with social media friends and says it was "not bad." He writes, "I used broccoli as the veggy. I'd add a little more cheese, fewer potatoes, but I have another crust to work with.
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Public can help by separating, marking recyclables
 2021-01-13 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. The Adair County Recycling Center has been covered up lately. We still have no inmate labor and we are receiving recycling from other counties as far as Cave City due to COVID-19 and their recycling centers being closed. The two weeks after Christmas people were backed up to the road dropping off recycling.
We have one full time employee and two part time currently (one will be returning to school later this week) that are trying to keep up with the demand. We have had one baler out of service since the week before Christmas that is primarily used for cardboard that we are having trouble finding someone to fix.
We receive truckloads of cardboard weekly from businesses and that have only amplified since the holidays. The employees have been coming in on the days the recycling center is not open to the public to keep up with demand.
The best way the public can help is to separate all recyclable items and mark them correctly so it takes less time to sort them all.
Bridget Compton,
Adair County Fiscal Court Clerk,
Solid Waste Coordinator
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