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Daffodils in winter sunset


2012-02-25 - KY 70, Taylor County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener. Daffodils blooming along the roadside caught the last rays of the setting winter sun today.

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Black History Month workshop held at Adair Public Library


2012-02-25 - Photo by Wanda Washington. Diversity was the topic of discussion at the Adair Public Library Saturday morning. The group Greater Campbellsville United and members of the Adair Genealogical Society shared two hours of talks about African-American heritage in Adair County and how it can best be documented. GCU has done oral histories in Taylor and Green and hope to work with Adair County next. Rosenwald Schools were remembered and historian Mike Watson hopes anyone with records from the school will contact the Library so copies can be made there for the archives. Two old friends who hadn't seen each other in some time, Carolyn Compton, left, and Ernestine Bennett, second from right, connected at the meeting and renewed friendships. From left are: Compton, Geniece Marcum, Mike and Renee Watson, Lee Ann Jessie, Linda Waggener, Bennett and Pam Buford.

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Lillies at sunset on Speck Ridge Road at KY 70


2012-02-25 . There were hundreds of Daffodils in this abandoned yard shining as the sun was setting behind them today. The picturesque setting is located in Adair County, the capitol of the tri-county city of Feathersburg.

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Kentucky Color: Old Chickenhawk


2012-02-25 - Sparksville, Adair Co., KY - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge.
The Red Tailed Hawk is a protected species today, but it was the sworn enemy of mothers raising chickens to feed their families. It was that way on Sparks Ridge, Billy Joe Fudge recalls. "I can still see my Ma, Emma Jessie Fudge, standing on the front porch of the old homeplace pulling the trigger on my Pa Fudge's 22 caliber Remington automatic rifle in an attempt to kill, maim or at least scare away a Chickenhawk screeching and circling above," he writes.


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Picture from the past: 76 year old Green County fair pass


2012-02-25 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo from collection of Larry Smith.
Larry Smith spotted this old fair pass, over three quarters of a century old years old now, among his memorabilia. He said it reminded him of just what a tradition the fair has been, how important it has been in his life and the lives of other Green Countians. The fair pass sparks questions: How old is the Green County Fair, and how long has it been held in its present location? With the prospect of the Taylor County Fairgrounds being moved from KY 68/KY 55 north of Campbellsville, KY, to a location on KY 55 south of Campbellsville, north of Columbia, there's also a question about how long county fairs have been held in present locations in Liberty, Russell Springs, Burkesville, Edmonton, Greensburg, Campbellsville, and Columbia. Maybe there's a location on the web for that information, but we could not find it, easily. It was too early in the morning to call late riser Larry Smith, who isn't on the job until after 5amCT each morning at The WAVE, FM 92.7. CM will post the information when we receive it, or when Larry Smith retrieves it from the recesses of his memory. -CM


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Scholarship winner Nicholas Courtwright with his car


2012-02-24 - Photo by Stan McKinney.
The Tri-Counties Auto Club Scholarship award, was won last year by Nicholas Courtwright, Lebanon, KY, a Marion County High School graduate, now in Speed School studying engineering at the University of Louisville, KY, studying engineering. He's shown above with his car, a VW bug he rebuilt. Tri-County Auto Club, for the second year in a row, is taking applications for another $500 scholarship to a student in an auto-related career. The scholarship will be awarded in May of this year.


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Edward Alvin Pierce, Green County, KY (1922-2012)


2012-02-24 - 206 S. Main Street, Greensburg, KY - Photo from Cowherd & Parrott Funeral Home.

Edward Alvin Pierce, Green County, KY (1922-2012)




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