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2017 Adair County Fair Catalog is out around town
2017-06-30 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener of graphic by Trifecta Print<.
Never count them out!!! One hundred years ago the Adair County Fair went through a trough and then rose Phoenix-like - JIM's Term - to become the premier county fair in Kentucky. This year a determined band of fair leaders, a great board of directors, the Adair County Jaycees, and the 2017 Fair Advisory Board have put together a four day event, which, because of the innovation, may the most unforgettable Adair County Fair ever. Clicking Read More accesses a CM Instant Classic about those days 100 years ago and some Adair County History which must never be forgotten. Fair catalogs are available at many advertisers, including many local banks: Bank of Columbia, Community Trust Bank, First & Farmers, Campbellsvile and Columbia United Citizens Banks.
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The Big Dawg Corner celebrates Campbellsville's 200th Birthday
2017-06-30 - Corner E Main and N Columbia Avenue, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Larry Smith, Manager, The Big Dawg, 99.9FM.
Kenny Childers, far left hung banners on the Big Dawg Studio hung banners on honoring Taylor Countians past and present on The WVLC/Big Dog Studio at 101 E Main Street for Campbellsville's 200th birthday. The banner with Distinguished Citizens & Hometown Heroes, on the left, left to right, top to bottom, includes: Row 1 Everette Lee, Kay Beard Potter, George Thomas Williams, Herbert J. Keeton, Lyman S. Hall, M.D. Row 2 Morris Horn, Tommy Kerr, James F. Graves, Col. Margaret Stewart; W.R. Mann, M.D.; Mary Metzmeier. Row 3 Laura Sue Toby, Wayne and Willard Smith, L. Albert Caulk, Bobby Brockman, W.M. Hall, M.D.; Albert G. Ross. Row 4 Ralph A. Tesseneer, Jr., TerryDabney, H.R. Richardson, Paul Coop, and John B. Holmes. The Banner on the right includes: this photo of Distinguished Citizens & Hometown Heroes, includes, from left, top row, Betty J.Gorin-Smith, Father George Bowling, Noah Edward Loy, Brig.Gen; Daniel Ellis, Robert L. and Bernice Miller. Row 2,Eugene H. Shively, M.D.; J. Chester Badgett, Th.D.; Donna Holland Wise, and Johnny Edrington. Row 3 Conrad Claycomb, Howard Dobson, Jr.; Charles E Cox, James ones,Th.D. and James L. Cravens. Row 4 C.V. Bryan, C.V. Hestand, M.D.; Peggy Chambers;Brenda Allen, Frances Clinkscales, and Clem Smith Haskins. Paired Photo
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Cville Bicentennial signs honor great Taylor County leaders
2017-06-30 - Corner Main Street and Columbia Avenue, Campbellsville, KY - Photo from Larry Smith, The Big Dawg, 99.9 FM.
WVLC General Manager Larry Smith is on the lift platform as Kenny Childers is hanging the Bicentennial banners on The Big Dawg radio station featuring leaders from the past and present. This photo of Distinguished Citizens & Hometown Heroes, includes, from left, top row, Betty Jane Gorin-Smith, Father George Bowling, Noah Edward Loy, Brig. Gen; Daniel Ellis, Robert L. and Bernice Miller. Row 2,Eugene H. Shively, M.D.; J. Chester Badgett, Th.D.; Donna Holland Wise, and Johnny Edrington. Row 3, Conrad Claycomb, Howard Dobson, Jr.; Charles E. Cox, James Jones, Th.D. and James L. Cravens. Row 4, C.V. Bryan, C.V. Hestand, M.D.; Peggy Chambers; Brenda Allen, Frances Clinkscales, and Clem Smith Haskins.
- Larry Smith, Committee Member of the Campbellsville Bicentennial. Paired Photo
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Scenic Taylor County, KY: Queen Anne's view
2017-06-30 - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com photo(c).
Queen Anne's Lace is what we know it as, and this pretty flowering weed is also called wild carrot, bird's nest, bishop's lace, etc. - LW
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Hosta Gardening with Gilbert, Harrodsburg, KY
2017-06-30 - Harrodsburg, Mercer County, KY - Photo by Mike Watson, Adair County Historian.
Gilbert the Cat was a great helper on the morning walk around our yard. That's a beautiful Hosta in bloom, of which Gilbert is so proud. - MIKE WATSON. Photo Friday, June 30, 2017. Paired photo
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The Big A - at dusk backlit by an interesting sky.
2017-06-30 - Adair County High School School, 526 Indian Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com photo(c).
School is out, but the excellent maintenance continues, and a huge improvement in the campus appearance, Thursday, June 29, 2017 was the difference made when the the Big A's position was moved to a more prominent place on the hill, made even more dramatic by the fascinating cloud patterns. - EW
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