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Mission Possible Mobile Classroom at Adair County Fair


2016-06-28 - 413 Fairground Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com (c).
The Adair County School District's famous Gifted & Talented Bus is one of the big attractions at this year's Adair County Fair. Tours are available 6pm-8pmCT according to the placard by the door, above.- EW


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Little Mister and Miss Adair County Fair chosen


2016-06-28 - Columbia KY - Photo by Greg Thomas, Thomas Photography.
The 2016 Little Mister & Miss Adair County Fair contest was held Monday night, June 27, 2016. Winners are Olivia Anne Clark of Greensburg and Creed Daniel Watson. First runners up are Callie Lashae Terry and Korbin Haze Neat. Second runners up are Hayli Rayne Milby and Jaxon Cash Jones.


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Youth Apprentices Excelling at Russell Springs Manufacturer


2016-06-28 - Dr. Schneider plant, Russell Springs, KY - Photo Commonwealth News Center.
From left - Secretary Hal Heiner, Torsten Langguth, Garrett Foley (RCHS), Randa Ballenger (RCHS), Tyler Moore (ACHS) , Dylan Bryant (ACHS) , Secretary, Derrick Ramsey.


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Lindsey Wilson College's Natural Garden on a foggy Tuesday morning


2016-06-28 - Holloway Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com (c).
It's still almost a secret garden, but a favorite of many who watch it's many changes through the wildflower season. The Department of Biology Natural Garden at the Holloway Drive Entrance to Lindsey Wilson College off Miller Avenue brings a bit of wild nature of Adair County of yesterday to an urban campus setting. The fog this morning whitened the appearance of the just restored playing field at Walter S. Reuling Stadium and made the larger crown of Begley Chapel almost invisible from this vantage point. - EW


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Symbols -Faith, Fair, pre-Fourth Flag - Fog, 28 Jun 2016


2016-06-28 - 100 Block, Burkesville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com (c).
Through the fog, some wonderful symbols of faith - the Columbia Baptist Church sign, the steeples at the Columbia United Methodist Church and, beyond, the Columbia-Union Presbyterian Church amid flowers of summer and the flag at the the Burkesville Street Branch of First & Farmers - and the beginning of another great day for the Adair County Fair.


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Fog has indeed been a factor this Tuesday morning, 28 Jun 2016


2016-06-28 - Russell Springs Highway/KY 80, at Russell Creek Bridge, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com (c).
Fog obscured KY 80, looking east at 6:57amCT this morning, with nary a hint of the East 80 Town Bridge over Russell Creek, but with a clear view of Ed's Small Engines, the mower place, operated by Ed Pipalski. On a clear day, one can see a clearly delineated span, commercial development just across the bridge, Wid Harris' place over the creek, and almost to the old Rock Quarry. But not this morning. The fog is expected to burn off quickly, leaving a great day for Tuesday at the Adair County Fair and for voters in Cumberland County to find their way to the polls to vote on a Countywide Wet-Dry Election from 6am-6pmCT - the same day the same election is taking place in Metcalfe County. - CM


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KDA watching for credit card skimmers


2016-06-28 - Lexington, KY - Photo courtesy Kentucky Department of Agriculture. Agriculture Commissioner Ryan Quarles, center, talks to the Lexington news media about the problem of credit card skimmers in motor fuel pumps. Also participating in the June 27 news conference were Jason Glass, left, assistant director of the Kentucky Department of Agriculture's Division of Regulation and Inspection, and Lexington Police Detective Mike Helsby.

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