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TC Judge/Executive Eddie Rogers talks to third-graders
 2018-01-24 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by Calen McKinney, Public Information Officer, Campbellsville Independent Schools. Taylor County Judge/Executive Eddie Rogers talks to CES third-graders about how county government operates. The students were on a tour of their town.
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Overturned Semi - South KY 61 - Breeding, KY
 2018-01-24 - Adair-Metcalfe County Line, KY 61 S at Breeding, KY - Photo by Mike Keltner, Adair County Emergency Manager. 01:55 01/22/2018 - An overturned semi, which was loaded with live chickens, on South 61 in the Breeding Community has caused a temporary road closure. A detour operation was conducted on Breeding Loop, from the most southern entrance at the Adair-Metcalfe County line, to the middle entrance to Breeding Loop, just north of Breeding Country Mart. Some chickens can be seen on close inspection of the photo, along with numerous feathers. - per Mike Keltner, Adair County Emergency Manager.
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Day Trip: last of the snow found on Patty Ridge Road
 2018-01-23 - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. The last of the snow that had halted activities and kept us all inside for two to three days, melted quickly when temperatures rose. Ed and I decided to go in search of the last of the snow and could only find it on scenic Patty Ridge Road in Russell County, in the ditch on the right, on the evening side of the hill where the sun had trouble reaching it. - LW. Paired photo
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Day Trip: scenic Patty Ridge Road in Russell County
 2018-01-23 - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Day Trips are among favorite activities, discovering the beautiful countryside in south central Kentucky. In a perfect world, there'd be time in each state doing the same, but I'd always come back to the scenery of this region. We went looking for the last of the snow after the storm left last week as temperatures zoomed from freezing up to the high sixties over a matter of days. Almost all evidence of the storm was gone except for the thin ice cover on this pond on Patty Ridge Road in Russell County. -- LW. Paired Photo
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Mystery 1520: Do you know where these Angels are?
 2018-01-23 - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. This trio is in a cemetery in a city within the seven county columbiamagazine.com coverage area -- can you say which town, and what the history might be? -- LW
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If you are cold and need it, please take this scarf
 2018-01-23 - columbia, KY - Photo by Mitzi McKinley Bault. When I hang this scarf, in the picture, I will have made and located a total of 57 scarves all around Columbia and Adair County. They are nothing fancy, but I just hope that someone who was cold was helped. It was heartwarming to see in last week's photo that another person, (they had not yet given their name, at the time - CM) has joined the effort putting out warm scarves around the square. Paired PhotoMayor Hardwick recognizes, identifies secret scarf sharer
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