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Big Time Wrestling came to Columbia 65 years ago
2018-09-02 - Columbia, KY - Photo from the collection of JIM.
This image appeared on page 4 of the September 2, 1953 Adair County News. A related article, page 10, stated that young Miss Jeanetta Collins had left Columbia about a year earlier to begin training for wrestling, "the world's fastest growing sport." By this time, Miss Collins, then 21, had been on the pro circuit for a few months and had made her television debut just a month earlier in Alabama in a two-fall loss to a seven-year veteran of rope and ring. In a 2012 CM article, Mike Watson noted that Miss Collins, who also wrestled under the names "Bambi Bali" and "Kentucky Wildcat," was a 1956 contender in the Women's World Wrestling Championship, losing in the second round to the eventual winner of the series. The Columbia matches were promoted by Joe Marshall of Bowling Green. - JIM
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KY Fish & Wildlife increases safety patrols Labor Day Weekend - 2018
2018-09-02 - On Kentucky Waterway - Photo from KY Department of Fish & Wildlife.
"We will have an enhanced law enforcement presence on the water during the week prior and over the crowded Labor Day holiday weekend. We will have officers conducting compliance and safety checks on boaters across Kentucky. The law requires each passenger in a vessel have a personal floatation device, commonly called a life jacket, readily accessible." Col. Eric Gibson, director of law enforcement for the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources.
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Flowers of Kentucky: Crepe Myrtle backlighted by sun
2018-09-01 - Burkesville Street at Fortune Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
The Crepe Myrtle blossoms are waving a farewell as their season begins to close. This white one looked lovely, especially backlighted by late day sunshine, admired in passing the Columbia/Adair County Chamber of Commerce and Tourism building on the corner of Burkesville and Fortune Streets in Columbia. - LW
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Kody’s fifth Annual 5K will take place 15 Sep 2018
2018-09-01 - Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
The announcement banner went up this week on the Public Square - Kody’s fifth Annual 5K will be held September 15, 2018. The 5K will start at 8amCT at Adair County Elementary School, 870 Indian Drive, Columbia, KY. Registration is $20 before September 10, 2018 or it will be $25 after that day until the race starts. Contacts are: Kim Pelly 270-634-3521 and Robin Lewis 270-250-5299. Few, if any, have had a more positive impact on the lives of Adair Countians than Kody Pelly (1990-2013). In his short 23 years of life, he loved everyone and everyone loved him. Kody summed it up himself with this now-famous quote: "I love the person I am today. Everybody likes to be somebody." - LW
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Hungry Kids Cafe at FM 2 - Fresh Cut Flowers in dining room
2018-09-01 - FM2/Hungry Kids Cafe, corner Merchant and Campbellsville Streets, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Diners at the Hungry Kids Cafe not only enjoy delicious locally produced flavorful meals, they also get a sense of elegance with fresh cut flowers on the tables, provided by Farmers Market on the Square vendor Kathy Campbell of Campbell's Hollow Ranch. Kids are encouraged to touch the flowers and know what real flowers are. From left are Lois Cunningham, who heads the Hungry Kids project; volunteer Gracie Bell, a Lindsey Wilson freshman from Columbia, KY, a 2018 graduate of Adair County High School, and Pamela Felker. Famer's Market on the Square had a fabulous day today, with many of the vendors having sell-out days. The market is open September and October each Saturday, officially 8am-1pmCT, but the walkways begin to fill almost as soon as the first stall is set up.
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