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2016 Downtown Days Classic Auto Show: Fred Fetty F-100


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. Paired Photo. See: 2016 Downtown Days Classic Auto Show: Fetty Ford provenance


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2016 Downtown Days Classic Auto Show: Brown Family F-150


2016-10-09 - Parking Lot, Adair County Judicial Center, 201 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com (c).
An eyecatcher - The 1960 Ford F-250 restored by Randy & Evan Brown and owned by the Brown Family. Danny Biggerstaff did the body work and paint. Glenda Butler and Randy Brown did the upholstery. - EW


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Winner of AC Retired Teachers Association fall gift basket


2016-10-09 - Public square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com photo.
Pam Weymouth, Louisville, at left, won the giant fall gift basket from the Adair County Retired Teachers Association booth at Downtown Columbia. She is pictured beside her cousins Rita and Kaylee Campbell, Betty Knifley and Ellen Zornes after the drawing.


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Parnells in Gatlinburg, TN on 2016 family trip


2016-10-09 - Park Vista, Gatlinburg, TN - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com (c).
The Children of Emmitt & Mattie Hill Parnell take annual trips each year. This year the family outing was centered around Gatlinburg, TN. Above, from left, are James Willard Parnell, 88, a Korean War Vet, who is retired from General Electric in Louisville, KY. Next is Del Parnell Westerfield, 89, Indianapolis, who is retired from Methodist Hospital there and still works two days a week as a clerk at an auction company. Jesse Parnell, 90, retired after a career as a Kroger Warehouse Supervisor in Indianapolis; he's a World War II veteran. Next is Lewis Parnell, 78, Sparksville, KY, with his wife Eileen Parnell; Lewis Parnell has been in the timber industry and retired after a long career in the construction business. And the trip host, brother Allan Parnell, 81. All have fond memories of attending Wilson School, which still stands on the Sparksville-Weed Road and even remember going barefoot to school in the warm days of summer and fall.


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CU Tiger Band has new uniforms for its 25th season


2016-10-09 - Campbellsville University, Campbellsville, KY - Photo Photo by Joshua Williams, CU.
Saori Kataoka of Japan unveils the new marching band uniform at Campbellsville University.


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No Smoking Ban in Public Places is statewide in Tennessee


2016-10-09 - RaeZacks Grill & Deli - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com (c).
While Kentucky Cities & Counties are putting together a patch work of local ordinances for Smoke Free public gathering places, Tennessee has a statewide law. This sign greets diners at the popular RaeZack's Grill & Deli on U.S. 27 between Onieda & Huntsville, the county seat of Scott County, TN. A massive campaign is underway to get Adair Fiscal Court to pass a county wide ordinance in Adair County. - EW


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The Jeffries - now Lindsey Wilson - Building


2016-10-09 - 228 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com (c).
One of the most hopeful signs for Downtown Columbia at Downtown Days for many was the chance to see the changes in the historic Jeffries Hardware Building, now owned by Lindsey Wilson College, with the new storefront brightly trimmed in LWC Blue and White. The community is still waiting for the college's announcement of plans for the building. - EW


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