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Maylee Gabrielle Rickard celebrates 8th birthday
2016-10-10 - Russellville, TN - Photo by Nicole Taylor Rickard.
Maylee Gabrielle Rickard turned 8 years old on October 2, 2016. She celebrated her birthday at Catherine Nenney Baptist Church with her friends and family! She is the daughter of Jason & Nicole (Taylor) Rickard of Russellville, TN the granddaughter of Billy & Terri Rickard of Morristown, TN and the big sister to Mya Grace Rickard. She is also the great granddaughter to the late Mary Lee Taylor of Columbia, KY.
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The Red Bridge: Sulpher Creek Road, McGaha, KY
2016-10-10 - Sulpher Creek Road, McGaha, District 1, Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com (c).
The upper bridge at McGaha has a fresh coat of red paint. Here, coming from the Millerfields, motorist have a choice, across the bridge, of taking a right to McGaha central district, or a left to Chestnut Corners. The bridge was completed in 2011, and mark a change in construction style in Adair County. This bridge has a flat bed with no siderail concrete curb and weepholes; instead steel rails were installed to protect motorists. The change dramatically reduced pooling on the deck of the bridge. The bridge was one of 20 built - of the county's 80 bridges - during the administration of CJE Ann Melton. - EW
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Inside the mobile classroom at Downtown Days
2016-10-09 - Municipal Parking Lot, S Reed & W Fortune Streets, Coumbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com photo.
Jenna Claywell, 3rd grader, sits in her mom Misty's lap while young Tyler Johnson looks around at all the opportunities in the Adair County School's mobile classroom. The bus was part of 2016 Downtown Days.
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Mobile classroom at Downtown Days
2016-10-09 - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com photo.
Debbie Cowan and Lee Ann Jessie opened the Adair County School mobile classroom which is used on the campus for the Gifted and Talented students at Downtown Days. The mobile classroom involves the use of student manufactured bio-diesel, solar, wind, and mobile wireless in a highly modified bus.
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A One Minute Instant ID Mystery Photo - or is it?
2016-10-09 - ????? - Photo ?????.
Do you recognize this familiar scene? The photographer puzzled over it for several days after taking it and seeing it in a batch of unposted photos. His wife, however, recognized the scene immediately. Do you? - EW
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2016 Downtown Days Classic Auto Show: Fetty Ford provenance
2016-10-09 - Parking Lot, Adair County Judicial Center, 201 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com (c).
Fred Fetty of Jamestown, KY, entered his restored 1955 Ford F-100 in the Downtown Days Classic Auto Show, Saturday, October 8, 2016. The vehicle was his father's farm truck and was bought new in San Diego, CA. Above, he shows the original registration papers with matching License Plate Number for the Antique California plate the truck has today - there's a "L" in front of "85 020". Fred and his wife Helen Fetty have retired and now live on Kentucky 55 South, just across the Adair County line in Russell County, KY. Paired Photo. See: 2016 Downtown Days Classic Auto Show: Fred Fetty F-100
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