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Found dog in Adair Annex Parking lot - Update: He's home


2015-08-15 - Adair Annex, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Barbara Armitage.
Do I belong to you? I'm lost I'm at the farmers market on the square. Please help me find my family call Barbara at 270-250-2979. - From Barbara Armitage


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Extension Service open house - Mary, Karli and Denise


2015-08-15 - Adair County Extension Office, 409 Fairground Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener.
Mary Knight, left, and Karli Jessie welcomed Denise Stewart, owner of the Peaceful Valley Quilting Camp, to the open house at the newly expanded Adair County Extension Services. Denise said she was helped by the extension services when she and husband LWC professor moved here by being able to get to know local families, especially through the agency's SOS classes. She was invited to see the new building which has space to allow community classes to possibly start again.


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Extension Service open house - Connie Burris and June White


2015-08-15 - Adair County Extension Office, 409 Fairground Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener.
Connie Burris, left, joined June White during refreshments time at the open house for the newly remodeled and expanded Adair County Extension Services. The two share a long history with the Extension Services, Connie worked with Sue Stivers when she was the County Agent, and she and June were both leaders in the Portlandettes group of Adair County Homemakers clubs. - LW


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Extension Service open house - Sharon Harris, Richard L. Walker


2015-08-15 - Adair County Extension Office, 409 Fairground Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener.
Sharon Harris, right, welcomed former Adair County Judge-Executive Richard Lee Walker for refreshments at the celebration for the expanded Adair County Cooperative Extension Service.


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Where in the World is it? Hidden cave site of 1938 event


2015-08-15 - ???????? - Within CM 7-County area of Taylor, Russell, Metcalfe, Green, Cumberland, Casey & Adair Counties. - Photo puzzle by Kenny Absher.
Kenny Absher sends this photo of Christopher Dean Forton at a seldom seen cave site. Do you know where it is, and what happened there in 1938?


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Ribbon cutting ceremony at Adair Extension Service


2015-08-14 - Photo by Linda Waggener.
A proud staff with a gathering of officials and friends joined for the ribbon cutting ceremony today at the newly renovated and expanded Adair County Cooperative Extension Service open house. The building is now double the size of the original offices at 409 Fairground Street, Columbia, KY and is planned to allow for much greater flexibility and utilization. Full time staff members holding up the giant UK blue bow in the front center of the photo are Kelli Bonifer, County Extension Agent for Family and Consumer Sciences; Tony Rose, County Extension Agent for 4-H Youth Development; Teresa Bright, Extension Support Staff; and Nick Roy, County Extension Agent for Agriculture and Natural Resources.


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Old Water Plant Demolition Project


2015-08-14 - Waterworks Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Columbia/Adair Utilities District, 109 Grant Lane, Columbia, KY.
Done in with on a competitive bid with two change orders in one night the demolition of the old Columbia Water Works plant is now complete. The work was done with money left over from the construction of the Adair County Water Treatment Plant. Following two change orders in one night, for asbestos abatement and the construction of a utilitiy pad, all the money was utilized locally with three cents left over. Had money gone u unspent, it would have had to be returned to the Rural Development Administration. The site is expected to be developed into a park at some future date. The chart above was presented to the CAUD board at its Thursday, August 13, 2015 meeting. Before the change order given to Stotts Construction Company was rescinded, the original cost of demolition had been $40,000. That figure rose to $55,564, when the contract was advertised for bid. Stotts Construction Company chose not to bid on that project.


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