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Dog found on front porch


2015-09-07 - Adair County, KY - Photo from Heather Reliford. Found this dog sitting on the front porch in a chair around midnight, 6-7 Sep 2015. Has 2015 rabies tags. - Heather Reliford (Contact information awaited)

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Exotic visitors will be at HGR Fall Festival


2015-09-06 - Barnetts Creek Farm, Liberty, KY - Photo by Margie Phipps.
Three white alpacas:
These three alpacas live at Barnett's Creek Farm owned by Paul and Margie Phipps, Liberty, KY. The little one, Pixie was born one week ago and Lothario, born in June, is checking out his new playmate. The Phipps' will have some of their alpacas at the Homeplace on Green River Fall Festival Saturday, September 12, 2015. Gate opens 8amCT/9amET with last activities beginning 3pmCT/4pmET. Homeplace on Green River, 5807 New Columbia Road, (Highway 55) between Columbia and Campbellsville, KY. - George Kolbenschlag


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G? For Greatest Baseball Team Ever? Garlin? Gradyville?


2015-09-06 - Adair County, KY - Photo from old photos collection.
There's some great players in the photo above: Front row, from left are Lewis Rogers, Billy Huston Gist, Phillip Keltner, Chirpie Nell, the manager; (???). Jiggs Parnell, and Short Burris. In back are Holland Coomer, Sim Breeding, Gene Moss, Mont Breeding, Edgar Richard, Cecil Rogers, J.W. Keltner, Tulsa Coomer, and Kenneth Scott. Review in the photo, the (???) by the manager, appears to be a small girl, hiding behind a stuffed animal. Or is it? And does anybody know the identity of the hill in the background. It looks familiar. - CM


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Reading the Columbia Daily Statesman


2015-09-06 - Roughly drawn on driveway at 902 Appen Avenue - Photo painting by Linda Marcum Waggener.
Linda painted this scene, based on memories of a wonderful home in the Jones-Wright Addition, a time when Columbia had a daily newspaper, and memories evoked by the sight of the E.P. Waggener movable rural mailbox which followed our family to several locations. It's a sometime-in-the-70s scene. - EW


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City Hall Brightener: Stella d'or seen, Walking Columbia


2015-09-06 - City Hall, 116 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. In theme with the work of the Adair County Garden Club's Downtown plantings, City Hall has Stella d'or daylilies in the landscaping at the Campbellsville Street side; they must be getting the right amount of sunlight, as this one, standing solo, was stunner on Saturday morning, September 5, 2015. - EW

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Remember the question of the CAUD Board member's status


2015-09-06 - Suite 1, Adair Annex, Columbia, KY - Photo from Deputy CJE Holly Grimsley.
"Legal opinion forthcoming" - Remember the question which CJE Mike Stephens sent to the Public Service Commission last month about the legality of the appointment of Columbia/Adair Utilities District commissioner Larry Russell Bryant. Bryant was approved for the seat by Fiscal Court after the 90 day window for the court to do so had expired. Judge Stephens asked the PSC to clarify. That was on August 14, 2015. After checking to see if the PSC had, in fact, received his request, Judge Stephens received the above the email above, on Thursday, September 3, 2015. Judge Stephens said that for now, there is nothing he can do - or should do - in the case. "We just want to know, one way or the other," he said. - EW


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Favorite old photo: Columbia Baptist Church


2015-09-06 - Columbia Baptist Church, 201 Greensburg Street, Columbia, KY - Photo from the collection of Mike Watson.
Adair County Historian Mike Watson favors readers with this favorite old postcard, which he dates at circa 1940s. It appears to have been taken in spring, when spirea was in bloom. On the left, there's a structure with shakes for a roof. Does anyone know what it might be for sure? Folks will wonder, too, if the black smudges on the white areas of the front of the building are photographic imperfections or if might be from the previous winter's coal soot. Update Hunter Durham points out that the postcard company made a mistake. The church is not "First Baptist Church." That church is on Burkesville Street. It is Columbia Baptist Church.


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