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Sandy's garden: beautiful coneflowers, industrious guest
 2018-07-10 - E Fortune Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. The coneflowers in Sandy Janes' garden are providing exquisite beauty for the neighborhood, and host a very industrious big eyed female bee (honey or bumble bee), hard at work. - EW
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Another perfect cotton candy (jobs) fair day in Columbia, KY
 2018-07-10 - Parking lot of Columbia/Adair County Chamber Building, along E Fortune Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Not only was our town's white crepe myrtle on E Fortune Street in cotton candy phase, but so were the fair days clouds cottony candyish in the bluest skies of summer. The awkward angle, was necessitated holding a camera and a heavy branch out of the way, all of which was more than compensated by an out-of-towner on the way to the Tarter Farm & Ranch Equipment Jobs Fair, who commented on the beauty of the crepe myrtle, the day, and our town. She made the photographer's day as much as the finding this interesting new angle on the Historic Adair County Courthouse when the pictures were processed. EW/LW
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Maggie the Shorkie is missing from Cane Valley Mill Road home
 2018-07-10 - Cane Valley Mill Road area of Adair County, KY - Photo by Holly Caldwell. UPDATE: Happy News: Maggie the Shorkie is back with Caldwell family Our Shorkie went missing this morning. Last seen around 9am on Cane Valley Mill Road. She answers to Maggie (one of the dogs above) and was wearing a 'Thing 1; shirt when she was last seen. If you find her please contact Holly Caldwell at 270-250-3586. We have three kids who have been searching for her all day and really miss her. Thank you! - Holly Caldwell
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Brief special called City Council meeting held for roads OK
 2018-07-10 - City Hall, 116 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Four minutes to go, on the official clock, until the Columbia City Council was called into session for bid opening, a brief discussion and vote to accept the bid for paving of specified city streets. Gaddie Shamrock was the only bidder for the blacktopping of streets listed in the ad for bids. The largest chunk of the budget, $103,252.00, went for blacktopping Dohoney Trace in New Columbia. The Street Department Lot received the smallest amount, $747.00. Additional streets included in the work will be: Scott Street, Pleasant View Drive, Minor Street, Shady Lane, Parrott Avenue, Mack Street, Mullinix Drive, Denver Drive, Wain Street, Watson Street, Smith and Center Streets. Pictured from left are: Council members Ronald Rogers, Pamela Hoots and Mark Harris, City Clerk Rhonda Loy, Mayor Curtis Hardwick, Council member Craig Dean at far right, (Linda Waggener was absent) and Council member Craig Lasley.
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Chamber of Commerce presents hole-in-one check to Eric West
 2018-07-10 - Columbia, KY - Photo from the Columbia Adair County Chamber of Commerce.. Members of the Columbia-Adair Chamber of Commerce made Eric West's historic Hole in One at this year's golf tournament official by presenting him with his check for $10,000. Presenting the check were Chamber members, Kathy Johnson, Chamber Business Secretary; Pam Hoots, Chamber President; Ellen Zornes, Chamber Director; Eric West, recipient and Wes Bryant, Golf Tournament Coordinator. The Chamber plans to continue the Hole In One contest at next year’s golf tournament with another chance for someone to win $10,000. The Chamber extended thanks to sponsors and local media for their aid in making the tournament possible.
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(Ad) Help the ACHS Band, enjoy Auntie Anne's baked goodies!
 2018-07-10 - IGA Parking Lot - Photo from the Band Boosters. Auntie Anne's Pretzel Truck - It's what you've been waiting for!
The Auntie Anne's Pretzel Truck will be at the IGA Parking Lot on Saturday, July 14, from 11amCT-6pm. Come get a delicious, freshly baked pretzel or their famous mini pretzel dogs and some refreshing lemonade. The Adair County High School Band Boosters thank you for your support!
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Retirees honored at Campbellsville University
 2018-07-10 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by Ariel Emberton. Campbellsville University retirees for the 2017-18 academic year were honored with a reception at the Betty Dobbins Heilman House May 4, 2018. From left are: Dr. Beverly Ennis and Maryann Matheny. Middle row – Dr. Milton Rogers, Dwight Gilpin and Jake Davis. Back row – Dr. Glen Taul, Dr. Mark Bradley and Dr. Gordon Weddle.
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