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Columbia Lodge presents bikes for ACPC attendance prizes


2017-08-25 - ACPC, 158 Col. Casey Drive, Adair County, KY - Photo by Patty Jones, Principal, ACPC.
Students who have perfect attendance each semester at Adair County Primary Center will get the chance to win a brand new bike thanks to the Columbia Masonic Lodge. Paul Smith and Robert Flowers, members of the lodge, presented the bikes to the school Friday, August 25, 2017, during morning assembly. There will be a drawing for two bikes in December and another drawing in May. Pictured with Mr. Smith and Mr. Flowers are Friday's morning assembly leaders Hannah Jones and Maddy Judd. Both girls are students in Mrs. Sarah O'Neal's 2nd grade class. - Patty Jones



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CU cosmetology students at KAN fall meeting


2017-08-25 - Campbellsville University - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com.
CU School of Cosmetology students, attended the Kingdom Advance Network fall meetings led by 3trees Pastor Eric Gilbert recently on the main campus. From left in front are: Cosmetology instructor Samantha Hayes, students Kelly Moss, Sarah Farrel, Miranda Spaulding, Bailey Arbuckle, Kelly Horton, Allie Harris, Tionna Shepherd. Second row, from left are: Shelby Salyers, Shayanne Petro, Mollie Pittman, Shannon Johnson, Ashley McCoy, Natalie Darnell, Miranda Matthews, Nickki Edwards, cosmetology instructor, and Bootsie Morgan, barber instructor for the newly constructed barber school which is scheduled to open this fall.


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Ad Photo: Beautiful home on 4.06 acres, Adair Co. - $159,900


2017-08-25 - KY 80, Adair Co., KY, between Columbia and Russell Springs, KY - Photo by owner.
House and 4.06 acres for sale - asking price $159,900 - Approximately 6.5 miles east of Columbia on E80, approximately 7.5 west of Russell Springs - call for more info - serious inquiries only. 270-634-8201 or 270-634-2505.


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(Ad Photo) Hurry! Holly has nice selection at Adair Farmers Mkt.


2017-08-25 - Parking lot, Adair County Extension Office, 409 Fairground Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Holly Kerns was the sole seller at the Adair County Farmers Market when this photo was taken early this Friday morning, August 25, 2017. She has a really nice selection - at great prices. The supply is limited. For many growers, the tomato season is over, but not here. Customers were streaming in right after the photo was taken, so hurry. The market is open 6am-10amCT - or when the supply is sold out, today. CM


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Thanks for the morning: Foggy morning sunrise, Coburg, KY


2017-08-25 - County Line Diner, 7393 Campbellsville Road, Coburg, Columbia, KY - Photo by Sandy Ford.
The fog will burn off quickly, but for now, it only adds to the beauty of the morning, seems to even make the coffee taste better with the patchy fog we had this morning. - Sandy Ford. Photo Sandy Ford (c), Friday, August 25, 2017.

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  1. JIM JIM: Sandy Ford photo brings song to critique with embedded video, "Morning Has Broken" by the MonaLisaTwins


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Ralph Waggener: Favorite Old Postcard: Hick's Restaurant


2017-08-25 - One Mile South of Shively, KY on Dixie Highway - Photo from the collection of Ralph Roy Waggener.
Does anyone remember this trip marker from the 1940's? Or how long this restaurant stayed in business? - Ralph Roy Waggener, editor/publisher, "It's Just for a Smile News."

Additional information
  1. Anon, Very reliable source sends information on Hick's Restaurant


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Town Horse - Hurt Street, Columbia, KY


2017-08-25 - Hurt Street, Shortcut Downtown to Uptown, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
By roadway, the Town Horse is just three or so blocks from the Historic Adair County Courthouse. The car above is traveling one of Columbia's major shortcuts - all of which have been heavily used this week. We noticed a 15-20 vehicle wait to get through the Lowe's Lane cut through from Young Street to Lowe's Lane & Jamestown Street on Thursday. - EW


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