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Horse (gelding) loose at foot of Nell Hill


2014-08-29 - District 4, Adair Co., KY - Photo by Jerry Walker.

There is a horse (gelding) loose around the intersection of Chestnut Grove Road and West Highway 80 (about a mile before the Adair/Metcalfe Countyline). The horse is dark reddish brown in color and has a blaze down his face. He is grazing in the pastures on the left side of the road (as one is heading toward the Metcalfe County line); there are no fences. He is not wearing a halter and is skittish, and we have not been able to catch him. Anyone knowing the owner of this horse, please contact Jerry Walker at 270-432-3157. - Jerry Walker

For other this and other horses, CM Horses/Horse Supplies. To send a classified and get quick posting, 1) Call 270-250-2730 if you need help, 2) Always check RATES and TERMS, CM Classifieds for costs. Please assume there will be a charge for any advertising on CM, but there are a few very popular categories which are free or discounted. (This ad posted as PSA)


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Plum Point School, 1947


2014-08-28 - Plum Point - Photo courtesy George Rice. George Rice writes, "Found this old picture of Plum Point School 1947 Class. Good friend Bradley Arnold shared the picture with me and Josephine Hubbard gave me the identity of each student. The school was located near where the old 551 crossed Robertson Creek Bridge. I would like to have a photo of all of the old school buildings still standing in Adair County. Those school buildings are a part of Adair County history where the teachers strived to educate the young people of Adair County in that era of time."

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Blue Water Trails: Drakes Creek of Simpson & Warren counties


2014-08-28 - Photo by Lee McClellan, KY Afield Outdoors. This is the West Fork of Drakes Creek downstream of the Sadler Ford Road bridge access. This gorgeous stream flows through Simpson and Warren counties in southern Kentucky and provides excellent fishing for smallmouth bass.

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Carol Perkins photo: Old Edmonton High School


2014-08-28 - Edmonton, KY - Photo by Carol Perkins, Main Street Screenprinting photo.
The "Big Building" above, was the original Edmonton High School.
on the old Edmonton School Campus, before consolidation. Carol Perkins writes: "My grade school days were in white boarded buildings surrounding the "big" building, which was the original Edmonton High School. The fact we students had to go to outlying bathrooms (not outhouses but bathrooms in other buildings) was not an issue. We ran fast and returned fast. No one thought of skipping out and heading for town. The fact we had to go to lunch in the big building whether the weather was freezing cold or scorching hot was not an issue. We had no air conditioning and certainly no smart boards or computers. Basic supplies for a basic education are what we had and that was and never has been an issue.'


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Someset-Pulaski County EMS gives ambulance to SCC


2014-08-28 - Somerset, KY - Photo from Somerset Community College. Students in the EMS-Paramedic Program at Somerset Community College and SCC staff and faculty gather around the ambulance donated to the program by the Somerset-Pulaski County EMS, with support and approval from the City of Somerset. From left: Thomas Duck, Somerset; Raena Steele, Columbia; Kay Roberts, Lancaster; Naomi Wilson, Richmond; Renee Blackaby, Columbia; Pete Fotopoulos, London; Patrick Wright, Somerset; Shelby Morrow, Monticello; Michael Dick, Science Hill; Dawn Brown, Monticello; Cindy Clouse, SCC director of institutional advancement; Samantha Feldman, SCC EMS-Paramedic clinical coordinator; Rick Mitchem; Somerset; Tracey Franklin, SCC EMS-Program coordinator; Nancy Powell, Health Sciences dean; and Tiffany Bowlin, Helenwood, Tennessee.

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Gospel Groups: The Spirituals, Edmonton, KY


2014-08-28 - Edmonton, KY - Photo submitted by Kelly Moss. The Spirituals, Edmonton, KY - From left Melissa Moss, Kelly Moss, Patty Hurt, ony Hicks and Marla Hicks. Contact: 270-432-2796.

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Golden Anniversary for Rollin & Stella McQueary


2014-08-28 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo family photos. A Lindsey Wilson College romance: Rollin and Stella McQueary met while students at then Lindsey Wilson Junior College in Columbia, KY. They were married 50 years ago on August 30, 2014, left. At right is a photo taken Thursday, August 28, 2014.

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