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Scenic Adair Co., KY: Downtown Church spires in snowtime


2012-01-13 - 200-300 blocks of Burkesville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
The night time beauty of Burkesville Street's two churches is even prettier tonight, Friday, February 13, 2012, with the dusting of snow on the greenery. In the foreground is the Columbia United Methodist Church; in the distance is the Columbia-Union Presbyterian Church.


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Scenic Adair Co., KY: Setting sun picture


2012-01-13 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Ernestine Bennett.
Setting sun Ernestine Bennett took this setting sun photo at 4:45pmCT, Friday, January 13, 2012. "A beautiful picture of the setting sun, from my backporch," she writes, and adds a question, "Could this be a sun-dog?" If any reader is well-versed in sun-dogs, please let all of us know using the Comments button with this photo to share your wisdom. I'd like to know, myself. -ED


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Scenic Adair Co., KY: Hot pink sunbeam from Heaven


2012-01-13 - Rowe Farms, 909 Keltner Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Fred Rowe.
Fred Rowe captured another beautiful scene from the top of the world on Rowe Farms, Columbia, KY: Hot pink sunbeam from Heaven It was taken the evening of Friday, January 13, 2012.


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Favorite old photo: Family group, Gradyvllle Ridge Road, ca 1910


2012-01-13 - Gradyville Ridge Road - Photo from Rachel Lyons.
Rachel Lyons writes: "Please Help Identify people and location of photo.This old photo, of an Adair County family, is believed to have been made about 1899. They lived in the Gradyville area. In the 1910 census the older couple was living on the "Gradyville Ridge Road". Possible surnames in this picture ... Bryant, Collins, Franklin, Murphy and possibly Janes or Garman. The older couple is believed to be John Wood Collins (11) and wife Laura Ann Hurt Bryant Collins (13)? The couple at the far right has been identified as Mary Ellen Bryant Murphy (14) and husband Green Berry Murphy (16)


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Steel work underway for Sparksville 750,000 gallon tank


2012-01-13 - Weed-Sparksville Road, Columbia, KY - Photo from Columbia Utilities District.
The Caldwell Tank Co. steel crew is back in Adair County, assembling the steel bowl which will hold 750,000 gallons of clean potable water to the southern part, almost half county, of Adair. The crews are working seven days on, seven days off until the work is completed. During the construction phase there will be another chance to see the collar ascension to the top of the concrete pedestal, already complete except for one final pour.


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A bit chilly


2012-01-13 - Rowe Farms, 909 Keltner Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Fred Rowe.
It's cold and looks it at Rowe Farms this morning. Fred Rowe sends this blue day morning shot of the daystart there. Indeed it was frigid this morning. At the Adair County Mesonet Station, just a few hundred yards in the other direction from the pinnacle at Rowe Farms, there was a low temperature of 17.5 degrees F., at 4:35amCT, this morning.


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Robert Flowers speaks


2012-01-13 - 109 Grant Lane, Columbia, KY - Photo By Ed Waggener.
Robert Flowers who had advocated at Adair Fiscal Court for the Columbia/Adair County Utilities' big-as-a-percentage, miniscule in terms of actual extra money rate increase, told the board that he fully appreciates how some might feel about the increase, but said it's his feeling that it's simply a matter of education for a better understanding of how the system works. He and other members of the board agreed with General Manager Lenny Stone and Assistant GM Bradley Miller that the utility's public education efforts be expanded. And, while the tours of the system have always been available, publicity about them will be increased.


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