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Golden Alert: KSP ask help locating missing Russell Springs man


2016-10-14 - Russell Springs, KY - Photo photo courtesy KSP Post 15, Columbia, KY.
UPDATE: Missing Russell County man found in Daviess Co., KY
Kentucky State Police are asking for public assistance in locating 90-year-old Lester Stapp, above, of Russell Springs, KY. Lester is a 5' 5" tall, 160 pound white male with brown eyes and white hair. His vehicle, a white 2012 Hyundai Tucson, KY registration plate 766-MKB, was last seen on Thursday, October 13, 2016, at approximately 2:25pmCT at his residence at 4552 Hwy 379. According to family members, there was no known direction of travel or destination. Mr. Stapp frequents eateries in Somerset and Glasgow. - TFC Billy Gregory, Public Information Officer, KSP Post 15, Columbia, KY


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Fire completely destroys Doug Keeton residence at Fairplay


2016-10-14 - 4330 Fairplay Road, Columbia, KY. - Photo by Ed Waggener .
The fire which was reported at noon, was still smouldering at 3:11pmCT, after the Adair County Fire Department had arrived, controlled the blaze, and left the scene. The pine trees still stand, as well as a sentry chimney, but that was all. The the burning rumble contained almost all of the personal possessions including his books - even his PhD manuscripts, of Doug Keaton, Energy Instructor at Lindsey Wilson College. The landmark structure on Scenic KY 704, was situated on the highest knoll on an idyllic 12 acre baby farm, once owned by Johnny Begley, then Gary Powell, before Professor Keaton bought it a few years ago. Keaton, his dog Van, neighbors Tim & Jonathan Nuszbaum, and fellow Lindsey Wilson instructor Cindy Clark were left to secure the few items left after the blaze. Prof. Keaton said that the college was providing temporary housing as he sorts out the situation. - ED WAGGENER


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Life can continue with critical Halloween decision out of the way


2016-10-14 - Shelbyville, KY - Photo by Innocent Bystander.
This morning Tillie and I had a heated discussion about whether or not I should grow my beard (Tillie is anti-) and we came to an agreement that I can grow it for Halloween so that I can go as the Big Bad Wolf. It's good to have that decision out of the way. - TOM WAGGENER


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Sheriff Harrison Moss with one of two new Ford Interceptors


2016-10-13 - Adair Annex Parking Lot, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com (c).

Adair County Sheriff Harrison Moss with one of two new 2017 Ford Interceptor SUV the ACSO took delivery of today, Thursday, October 13, 2016, at Crossroads Ford & Lincoln in Frankfort. The vehicles cost $37,252. each, with special police equipment and markings. They were purchased off the state contract and did not have to be bid. Sheriff Moss is in his sixth year in office, and these are the first new vehicles the department has had. The cars have special interceptor equipment, which means that insurance is good on the vehicles even in high speed chases. CJE Mike Stephens and Adair Fiscal court, after six attempts to qualify for Federal grants finally gave up and the cruisers will be paid for with LGEA funds. - Ed Waggener


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KSP seeking to locate Pamela Blair, 61 and Katie Cooper, 30


2016-10-13 - Burkesville, KY - Photo from Kentucky State Police, Columbia, KY.

Pamela M. Blair, 61, left, and her daughter, Katie Cooper, 30


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Adair County ABC 3rd Quarter (Jul-Aug-Sep) Report


2016-10-13 - 808 Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Shannon Sexton.
The Quarterly report for Adair Co. ABC is above. This report includes application and license fee's collected, regulator fee's collected and expenses from inception of the ABC office through ending of QTR 3, 2016 - with only one location actively selling alcohol during QTR 3. Best regards, - Shannon Sexton, Adair Co. ABC Deputy Administrator


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Wild Herbs (?) of Kentucky: Smartweed or Knotweed


2016-10-13 - Along an Adair County, KY Byway - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com (c).
It's called Smartweed, sometimes Knotweed. Would appreciate enlightenment on its value or lack thereof. From a distance, at this time of year, it appears to be flower. According to Wikipedia, it is a member of the Persicaria genus. - EW


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