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Maggie, timid boxer, is lost from Mt. Carmel area


2015-07-09 - Mt. Carmel, Adair County, KY - Photo by Aaron Burkhardt.
Our 1 year old Boxer, Maggie, slipped out of her collar and ran off from Mt. Carmel Road towards Cane Valley last night. (8 Jul 2015). She was reportedly seen on Beech Top Road. She is very friendly but a little timid around males. Please call 270-805-1647 if found. Thank you, - Aaron Burkhardt


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KY Afield Outdoors: find the thermocline


2015-07-09 - Lincoln Co., KY - Photo by Lee McClellan. Roby Doan of Bullitt County lands a largemouth bass from Lincoln County’s Cedar Creek Lake during a hot day in mid-summer. Finding the thermocline is vitally important for catching species such as largemouth bass or channel catfish from lakes during the heat of summer.

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Someone's dog is wandering Bill Turner RD, Columbia, KY


2015-07-09 - Bill Turner Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Joe Hare.
This older dog has been walking the Bill Turner Road neighborhood for the last two days. She has a collar with a blue plastic tag, but no info. She appears to be looking for someone, like family, she almost never stops walking. If you have lost this lonesome dog you can find here in this neighborhood. This is 2.5 miles east on Hwy 80. - JOE HARE
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Chase Blackwelder visits in Columbia


2015-07-09 - Greensburg Street, Columbia, KY - Photo By Holly Grimsley.
Chase Blackwelder, 5, is visiting family in Columbia this week. Grandmother Holly says that since the weather has not cooperated for outside activities, the Grimsley Estate has had interior renovations to accommodate forts, blinds (hunting blinds not window treatments), shooting ranges and a battle field, all with an updated delicatessen! Chase is the son of Steven and Michelle Blackwelder of Concord NC.


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Roadside flowers looking great


2015-07-09 - Whites Bottom Road, Cumberland Co., KY - Photo by Linda Waggener.
It was a delight to drive this rural Kentucky road with full borders of Queen Ann's Lace. - LW


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el Presidente, Columbia Rotary Club


2015-07-09 - Photo by Natasha Holt. Jerry Holt, in a photo above taken by his daughter, will be inaugurated as the Columbia Rotary Club President, at the Rotary Club meeting at Lindsey Wilson College's Cranmer Dining Center, 430 Helen Flatt Drive, Columbia Kentucky on Monday, 13 July 2015, at 6pmCT. In his inaugurational talk, he'll review the accomplishments of the Columbia Rotary and the future projects benefitting the community. The public and new members are welcome to attend, he said. Holt will succeed H. Hunter Durham in the position.

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Early riders to Liberty, KY SCC dedication


2015-07-09 - 1204 Greensburg Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Evan Waggener. s
A busload of power figures in Columbia went to Liberty,KY, this morning for the 8:30amCT/9:30amET opening of a new Community Education Center, a satellite campus of KCTCS/Somerset Community College. Above Superintendent Alan W. Reed talked with Mark Dykes, left Chairman of the Columbia/Adair County Economic Development Authority, and right Dr. Ron Rogers, Columbia City Council member, as they waited for others, including Adair County Judge Mike Stephens, to arrive. Superintendent Reed told those on board the Adair County School bus that the Adair County District has show tremendous advances offering dual credit courses for liberal arts with alliances with Lindsey Wilson College, Campbellsville University, Western Kentucky University, and perhaps a dozen other colleges. Now, he said, the district is also emphasizing the vocational side, which, he said, is already paying big dividends. Reed said that an SCC facility, similar to the one they are visiting in Liberty, may be possible in the very near future.


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