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On Opening Day: Barnetts Crk. Rd. Bridge over Sapp Creek


2017-07-17 - Near the Intersection of Scott Hill Road and Barnetts Creek Road - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com(c).
Great minds in synch: When the ColumbiaMagazine.com news crew made an expedition to pay proper homage to Adair County Road Superintendent Terry Corbin & Crew's latest bridge, they were met by Bill Aldridge and his mother Jackie Aldridge and Pansy, in the foreground. It was a good time to see the bridge and the span, we've learned from BJ Hagy, over Sapp Creek. (Many townies will argue whether it was named for Doug or Donald - we'd think Avanell; but won't mention that; BJ Hagy is strict about keeping accurate history about the place.) And it will be a good place to visit because there's still a delightful visitors' pull off on the left with room for an impromptu picnic set up, while it's still available. - EW


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Park Rangers assist in search for missing 18-year-old


2017-07-16 - Lone Valley Boat Ramp area, Green River Lake, Taylor Co., KY - Photo by Larry Smith, Manager, The Big Dawg, 99.9FM.
Park Rangers assist in the search for a missing 18-year-old man on Green River Lake, not far from the Lone Valley Ramp. - Larry Smith


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Birds of KY: Barn swallows come back to Breeding


2017-07-16 - Breeding, Adair County, KY - Photo by Sabine Eastham, Director, International Student Programs.
Our baby barn swallows...their parents are anxiously circling, one in right photo, as it apparently took too long to take the baby pictures. They have been building their nest in the same location in Breeding for many years and return each spring with the entire family. We are glad to see their numbers grow. - Sabine Eastham


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Jackie and son Bill Aldridge on the newly opened bridge


2017-07-16 - Barnetts Creek Road, Pellyton, District 1, Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com(c).
We met in celebration of the newly opened Barnett's Creek Road bridge over Sapp Creek in north eastern Adair County this week. Jackie Aldridge, her son Bill, and their dog Pansy, shared our curiosity and were there when we arrived on the same mission. They live just past the bridge and travel will be easier for them now that it's complete. - LW & EW


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Lost Dog shows up at Gradyville, KY, home


2017-07-16 - Gradyville, Adair County, KY - Photo by Gina.
This guy has been at our house all night in Gradyville. If anyone knows to whom he belongs, we can be reached at 270-384-4052 Gina Notice received 12pmNoonCT, Sun 15-16-2017


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Alan Bret Dickey, Breeding, KY (1956-2017)


2017-07-16 - 1765 New Columbia Road, Campbellsville, KY - Photo from L.R. Petty Funeral Home.

Alan Bret Dickey, Breeding, KY (1956-2017)



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Joe Spires - a walking library of Green River history


2017-07-16 - Green River Bait, 5240 Knifley Road, Egypt, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com(c).
When Ralph Roy Waggener started the list of People Who Make You Smile,, Patty Bunch nominated Joe Spires (Story) right off when she heard about it, and he joined that prestigious group along with fellow Above-the-Riverman Eb Arnold. Not only can he make anyone smile, he can tell them a thing or two, because he's seen it all, as he nears the century mark - he'll be 97 on November 29, 2017. At Lois & Kenneth Janes' store, on July 8, 2017, he was an indisputable expert on the history of the Columbia Gas Transmission pipeline blow-off, which scared the beejeesus out of anyone who had never heard the blast, but not him. He'd heard them all.


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