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Life in the Holler: The biggest blessing of the day


2012-10-20 - Old Clearsprings Road, Ozark, Adair Co., KY - Photo by Shamarie Claiborne.
Painted with God's paint brush -Blessings are all around us each and everyday, if only we choose to see them. On my drive home in the morning it came to me so clearly . . . my biggest blessing of the day is God's paint brush! - Shamarie Claiborne


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New School ready for Slab - school name, and street name


2012-10-20 - Adair School District Campus, Columbia, KY. - Photo by Terry Loy, Branscum Construction photograph. Branscum Construction Company is ready to pour concrete slabs weather permitting, starting Monday, October 22, 2012, at the new elementary school which will mainly replace Col. Wm. Casey Elementary. Also on Monday, at 12pm noon CT, the Adair County School board has naming the school and the drive to the school on its agenda in a Special regular school board meeting to be held at the board conference room, 1204 Greensburg Street, Columbia, KY.

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Automatic singing at New Zion Baptist Church


2012-10-20 - New Zion Baptist Church, 3181 Fairplay Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener. When a study group from Greater Campbellsville United came to the last stop at Adair County's New Zion Baptist Church, Faye Duvall, center, red sweater, above greeted the group and agreed to be in a photo with them. Before proper pictures could be taken, Rev. James I. Buford, back left broke out in a spontaneous song, and was automatically joined by all the others. Even Wanda Washington, right, yellow blouse was coaxed out of her timidity to lead the singing, sharing co-direction by Rev. Buford's wife, Pamela, left, blue jacket. Other singers, in no particular order, were Annervia Caldwell, Margie Thompson, Melissa Taylor, Shetira Arnold, Cynthia Johnson, Margo Carey, Carol Robinson, Jimmy Robinson, James T. Washington, Jean Wickliffe, Samuel Wickliffe, and Ed Waggener. Bus driver Josh Mahan, originally from the Mountains of Georgia and was reminded of home by Adair County, stood away from the photo. The group was on counterclockwise trip which starting in Campbellsville and taking much of the day in Green County. Next time, they say, they'll start the trip in Columbia and spend most of the day in Adair County, and return, clockwise, through Greensburg to Campbellsville.

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LWC Football players read to Mrs. Mitchum's class


2012-10-20 - Col. Wm. Casey School, 220 Gen. John Adair DR, Columbia, KY - Photo by Patty Jones, Principal. LWC Raider Football players, Jake Vulhop and Carrion Cooper read to students in Mrs. Tiffany Mitchum's classroom at Colonel Wm. Casey Elementary School. - Patty Jones

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LWC Football players read to Mrs. Bradshaw's CWC students


2012-10-20 - Col. Wm. Casey School, 220 Gen. John Adair DR, Columbia, KY - Photo by Patty Jones, Principal. LWC Raider Football players Colin Patrick and Calleb Carter read to students in Mrs. Debbie Bradshaw's classroom at CWC.

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Fall Color 2012: Trabue photo, hurried; posted at melewi behest


2012-10-20 - Trabue Russell House, 201 Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener. At the behest of Maury Lewis (melewi), I'm posting this fall 2012 windshielded photo taken earlier. Right in the middle of everything, the Trabue House offers, for many of us, a 'Secret Garden,' and for everyone, a time capsule for travel back 200 years in time. I'm just looking for a way to use it as a venue for a meeting, and hope to attend every holiday occasion open to the public at this unique treasure. Thanks, Maury, for reminding us. - Linda

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Adair County High School students ready to ring bells


2012-10-20 - ACHS, 526 Indian Drive, Columbia KY - Photo by Ellen Zornes. Adair County High School students ready to start ringing the familiar red bells in 2012 at the Adair County Salvation Red Kettles, are, from left: Ashley Goodin, Heather Jackson, Brittany Martinez and Rosalin Wilson.

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