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Collision at intersection of Burkesville Street & Bypass


2016-10-14 - Intersection of Adair Co. Veterans Memorial Bypass & Burkesville Street/Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Junior Stotts .
A collision apparently involved a vehicle pulling a corn drill and a sedan. The view is south toward Burkesville and both vehicles were on the bypass in the direction of Jamestown Road, Columbia, KY, at the time the photo was taken at 6:58pmCT. More details will be posted as learned. - EW


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Happy Event: Chief Cross leads escort for William's return


2016-10-14 - Coburg, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com (c).
Columbia Police Chief Jason Cross led the escort welcoming William Rowe back to Adair County, as a Columbia Fire Department blocked Heartland Parkway traffic to give the caravan a clear road ahead to Keltner Road, past Rowe Farm's to the home of William Rowe and his parents, Fred & Bridget Rowe. William was just anxious and happy to be home. - ED WAGGENER


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The Motley Crew - All back from the hunt except Bob the poodle


2016-10-14 - Mt. Carmel Area, Adair County, KY - Photo by Larry Clark (c) .
The MOTLEY CREW, aka The Clark Kids: Layla, Pip-and-Sadie, all back from the hunt, except for Bob the poodle. - Larry Clark


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William, back in Adair County, going home


2016-10-14 - Coburg, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com (c).
William Rowe, back home in Adair County, KY, on his way home! He was driven home by his father, Fred Rowe, with William's mother, Bridget, in the passenger's seat. In this photo they are leaving Coburg after being met by Columbia Police Department , Adair County Sheriff's Department, Adair EMSEMS, Columbia Fire Department unit, his pastor, Rev. Steve Pescosolido, family members and a community of well wishers. William's grandfather, Billy Rowe, said that the prospect for a full recovery is excellent, that William was just anxious to get home! - EW


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A helping hand when a helping hand is needed


2016-10-14 - 4030 Fairplay Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com (c).
A little after 3pmCT, yesterday, Friday, October 14, 2016, neighbors and friends were still with Doug Keaton following the devastating fire which destroyed his home, most of his personal belongings, books and even his Ph.D manuscripts. Helping at the time of this photo were Van, his golden retriever, fellow Lindsey Wilson Instructor Cindy Clark, and loyal neighbors, all out of frame, and Tim Nuszbaum, above, returning on his four wheeler with moving trailer, to help move what could be salvaged to a more secure location. - Ed Waggener


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KY Afield Outdoors: Cumberland Great for Fall Fishing


2016-10-14 - Lake Cumberland - Photo courtesy Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife. Author Lee McClellan, associate editor of Kentucky Afield magazine, holds a 31-inch striped bass caught earlier this year from Lake Cumberland. Lake Cumberland State Resort Park along with Dale Hollow Lake State Resort Park and Kenlake State Resort Park make great fall destinations for fishing as well as enjoying the beauty of the changing leaves.

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Campbellsville HS Homecoming candidates


2016-10-14 - Campbellsville High School, 230 W Main, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Calen McKinney, Public Information Officer, Campbellsville Independent Schools (CIS). This year's CHS football homecoming candidates are, from left, front, freshmen Gavin Johnson, Isabella Osborne, Matthew Oliver and Taylor Brewer. Second row, sophomores Mariah Lowery, Tatem Wiseman, Lane Bottoms and Charlie Pettigrew. Third row, juniors Josh Tamez, Etiyah Thompson, Adrian Richardson and Missy Vanorder. Back, seniors Daniel Silva, Caylie Blair, Kailey Morris, Brenna Wethington, Caroline McMahan and Stone Williams. Absent from the photo are seniors Logan Brown and Murphy Lamb. The Homecoming Events take place at the homecoming football field, Campbellsville High School, 230 W Main Street (Campus), Campbellsville KY, when the Eagles host Caverna, at 5:30pmCT/6:30pmET, Friday, October 14, 2016. - Calen McKinney, Public Information Officer

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