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Birds of KY - Red-tailed hawk high-tailing it, Marrowbone, KY


2018-03-08 - Marrowbone, Cumberland County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Red Tail Hawk lifting off from the branches of a Sycamore tree alongside Marrowbone Creek in Cumberland County. The Red Tail Hawk is among the largest hawks. Didn't mean to interrupt its work, but even from the north side of KY 90 and the hawk on the other side of the tree, this red-tailed wanted no part of an innocent photo op, and flew away. Our apologies. For more on the species (we hope we have it right, if not, let us know). For more on these magnificent raptors, see www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Red-tailed_Hawk - EW/LW. Photo 6 Mar 2018.
Comments, clarifications, more information
  1. Steve Coomer Red-tailed hawk mate & nest within Square Mile


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FM2 is main topic at March Caregivers meeting


2018-03-07 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Healthy eating opportunities from the Farmers Market on the Square, FM2, in Columbia, was the topic of discussion at the March Caregivers meeting. Donna Jones, Coordinator of FM2, center, standing, told those in attendance that there are already more than 30 booths signed up for the market at the corner of Campbellsville and Merchant Streets which will open on Saturday, April 7, 2018. Donna also shared news of The Adair County Garden Club she's a member of. Clicking 'read more' goes to the Garden Club's upcoming event, building Bat Houses. - LW


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CREP field burn in Coburg was planned and managed


2018-03-07 - Coburg, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
At a distance, it looked like this could be the smoke of a large building burning on the edges of Adair/Green/Taylor County, KY in the Coburg community. However, it was a planned, well controlled CREP (Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program) field burn. CREP is America's largest private-land conservation program. - LW


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Ingersoll-Rand Retirees Luncheon


2018-03-07 - Fiesta Mexico Restaurant, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Tommy Bailey.
Tommy writes, "Ten of us including myself met today. Each one of us retired at different times and each one of us figured the plant would close after we left, but to our amazement the factory is still producing air compressors by the thousands. We meet the first Wednesday of each month."


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Daffodil watch 2018: they also come in creamy white


2018-03-07 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com.
Daffodils also come in different colors, sizes and shapes. These on Greensburg Street are just like the yellow ones, only creamy white in color. - LW


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CHS students are college ready


2018-03-07 - Campbellsville High School, 230 W Main Street, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Calen McKinney, Public Information Officer, Campbellsville Independent Schools.
Campbellsville High School students are working toward becoming college and career ready. Based on their scores from the ACT exam last month, several students are now college ready. They include senior Makayla Antle and sophomores Blake Allen, Ben Arachi, Tristin Lopez, Haleigh Murphy, Conner Riley and Brennon Wheeler. Above, from left Makala Antle, Allen Blake, Ben Arachi, Tristin Lopez, Haileigh Murphy, Conner Riley, and Brennon Wheeler.Based on their scores, several students have joined the school's 20-Point ACT Club. They include senior Makala Antle and sophomores Tristin Lopez, Haley Morris, Haleigh Murphy, Conner Riley, Bailey Thompson and Sydney Wilson. Several students have joined the 25-Point ACT Club, based on their scores from the exam in February. They include sophomores Blake Allen, Ben Arachi and Brennon Wheeler, junior Ian McAninch and senior Jackson Hunt. For more information about becoming college and career ready, contact CHS College and Career Readiness Counselor Dee Doss at (270) 465-8774.


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Daffodil Watch 2018-03-06, at Coburg, Adair County, KY


2018-03-07 - Coburg, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Whoever said - or didn't say yet - "a society is measured by how well it leaves well enough alone" surely had this scene in mind, where volunteer daffodils re-emerge in February with little or no effort, embracing the importance of indolence in the face of not doing work which ought not be did in the first place. This soul soothing, shadow enhanced photo was taken at 1:10pmCT in Coburg, KY.
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  1. Billy Joe Fudge - Spots tree in center of photo impersonating Easter Island Statue


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