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Taft Neal clears one of the LWC parking lots


2018-01-17 - Columbia KY - Photo LWC communications.
Taft Neal of the Lindsey Wilson College Physical Plant operates a small tractor Wednesday morning to clear the parking lot next to Bonner Scholar and Career Services house. Although Wednesday classes were canceled, LWC staff continued to prepare the campus for the students and faculty to return for the spring semester.


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Slippery side roads - Blue Ridge Circle, Sparksville, KY


2018-01-17 - KY 61 at Blue Ridge Circle, Sparksville, Adair County, KY - Photo by Mark Fudge.
Slippery Side Roads Although many of the main roads were clear Wednesday afternoon, several secondary roads such as Blue Ridge Circle in Southern Adair County remained very snow covered and slick. - MARK FUDGE. Photo 2:31pmCT, Wed 17 Jan 2018 by Mark Fudge


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Solo sunflower transforms during winter into Snow-flower


2018-01-17 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Orissa Woodward.
Looking skyward, finding beauty in this scene by Mother Nature might have resulted from the happy thoughts that come with a wedding. The photographer Orissa Mora-Kent will now be signing her work in her new name, Orissa Woodward. She wrote, "It’s been a good new year for me; I got married on New Year’s Day 2018!" She titled her picture: "Solo sunflower transforms during winter into Snow-flower" and said it was taken this afternoon, Jan. 17, 2017, on my family’s land in the Fairplay community. We hope to see wedding photos soon! -- Linda and Ed Waggener


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LWC A.P. White Campus became a snow-covered playland


2018-01-17 - Columbia, KY - Photo LWC communications.
LWC students spend free time enjoying the snow on Tuesday. The A.P. White Campus became a snow-covered playland for the residential students who had returned to campus after winter break. From left, Molly Thompson of Owensboro, Ky., Elly Burke of Louisville, Ky., Grace Blomstedt of Red Oak, Iowa and Maddie Bivens of Sellersburg, Ind. The spring 2018 semester start date has been moved to Thurs., Jan. 18.


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LWC student Casey Stenger dealing with heavy snow


2018-01-17 - Columbia KY - Photo LWC communications.
Lindsey Wilson College senior Casey Stenger of London, Ky. cleans the snow off of her car after a heavy snowfall hit the area on Tuesday night. LWC canceled classes on Wednesday. The spring 2018 semester will begin on Thursday, January 18.


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Declaration from Cool Springs Creek Farm


2018-01-17 - Cool Springs Creek Farm, Gradyville, KY .
We the people, critters and sundry varmits of Cool Springs Creek Farm, Gradyville, KY (unincorporated, yet significant) do hereby decree the commencement of the thaw. Those crazy Canadians can have their Jet Stream back--for good!!!Chilly in Paradise, USA. - Guy Babin


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Only known ad for the firm of Burton & Eubank


2018-01-17 - Columbia, KY - Photo from JDG.
The image from the October 8, 1929 Adair County News is the only ad found to date in the Adair County News for the firm of Burton & Eubank (first names not given). Almost two and a half years later, in early March 1931, came word that Mr. G.W. Burton & Mr. T.A. Furkin had opened a "used car firm" in the Albin Murray garage building. The announcement mentioned in passing that Burton & Furkin were also dealers for the Marmon automobile. A handful of ads from the firm for the Marmon appeared in March & April that year, but the operation then faded away, never again to draw mention in the paper. In 1931, of the 1,202 automobiles registered in Adair County, only one was a Marmon.


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