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Cast of the Almost True Story of George Al Edwards


2012-04-12 - Photo Photo from Lanny Tucker. The cast of "The Almost True Story of George Al Edwards". Front from left: Jerry Cowherd, Allan Montgomery, Sue Ferguson, Bradley Abell, Gary Ferguson. Back, from left:Lanny Tucker, Danny Jeffries, Darrell Higgason, John Henderson, Louie Lyle, Jordon Abell, Angelina Alcott, and Adam Abell. The play will be presented on Saturday, April 14, 2012, and again on April 21, 2012, at 7pmCT, in the Historical Old Courthouse, in the center of the Greensburg Square, Greensburg (MAP), KY. It was written by local author and playwright Lanny Tucker. George Al Edwards figures prominently in the Metcalfe/Adair/Green County area. He was a protagonist in the great George Al Edwards/Dode Dowell feud, and has relatives in all three counties. - Jelaine Harlow

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Collision on Campbellsville Road, Columbia, KY


2012-04-12 - 1800-1900 mp, Campbellsville Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener.
Law Enforcement and Emergency vehicles were working at the scene of a commuter hour collision at the entrance to Sandusky Steel, 1835 Campbellsville Road, this morning, Thursday, April 12, 2012. Columbia City Police and the Adair County Sheriff's Department units were on the scene. Details will be posted as received.


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Scenic Adair Co., KY: Wintrish Green Spring dawning


2012-04-12 - Deep in Town Creek Valley, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Deep Valley Dwellers have to wait for the sun to melt the the frost off the barn, while High Grounders get warming rays much earlier. It's just one of the trade offs for the opportunity to live on one of the mighty fertile one acre urban farms in hearing range of the CBC chimes at noon and in the evening, and in sight of the Adair County Courthouse Clocktower. Taken Thursday morning, April 12, 2012.

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Favorite Old Photo: Mannsville, KY


2012-04-12 - Taylor Co., KY - Photo Submitted by Larry Smith.
This is a photo of the old OK Grocery in Mannsville, Taylor Co., KY,
taken many, many decades ago. The OK Grocery was destoyed in the tornado of 1974. The photo is a scan of picture in the archives of Pete Holt. - Larry Smith, Operations Manager, 99.9 FM, The Big Dawg, Campbellsville, KY.


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Kentucky Color: Another Ornamental


2012-04-12 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge, Retired District Forester, KY State Division of Forestry.
This is two days in a row I've had to admit that I don't know. Must be a record for me for I was accused once of knowing more about nothing than anyone. -Billy Joe Fudge
From Charles Marshburn Looks like a pyracantha to me.
From Joyce Coomer: What we called "Bridal Wreath Spirea."


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Scenic Hardin Co., KY: State Theatre at Night


2012-04-12 - 209 West Dixie Avenue Elizabethtown, KY - Photo by Larry Smith. Larry Smith, of the WAVE, 92.7 FM took this photo of the grand old State Theatre in Elizabethtown, KY, on the night of the live performance on the marque. "The theatre showed movies for about 40 years," Larry notes. "It was the center of entertainment in Hardin County then, and I always wanted to go there from home in Summersville, Green County back then. But I was too busy running the projector at the drive-in to get there. I think it may be even better as a venue for live performances. It was great when I was there Friday evening. That might be what ought to happen with our wonderful old Columbian Theatre here: Have all live performances, or mostly live mixed in regular old movies. That just might be what puts Downtown Columbia on the map forever."

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Man-made, Ladder One-made, rainbow


2012-04-11 - CVS site, Jamestown Street and Russell Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Rodney Thompson, Columbia/Adair County Fire Department.
Rodney Thompson shot this spectacular photo of Ladder One creating a huge man-made, Ladder One-made, rainbow Wednesday evening, April 11, at the site for the future CVS Drug Store. "The ladder truck was called to spray off the lot," Rodney Thompson said, and added that the picture was taken this afternoon. Justin Bailey and Charlie Crawhorn are the two aerialist firefighters aloft in the bucket. The photo is taken looing east from the Jamestown Street side; the background trees are on the Russell Road side.


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