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Dog found in Breeding

2019-03-08 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Kelli Claypool
Kelli writes, "LET'S FIND HIS HOME! This sweet guy showed up on the farm this morning. Breeding area, off Chestnut Grove Road. Not sure if he was a drop off or if he's lost. He is so friendly. No collar and very hungry. He's loving all of the attention, but I cannot keep him. He hasn't met my pet rooster, Brutus, yet, so I hope he doesn't like chicken...lol! Call Kelli Claypool at 270-378-2053."
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Goin' to State! ACHS Choir to sing at Rupp Arena Sunday

2019-03-08 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Sunday, March 10, 2019 this Adair County High School women's ensemble, under the director of Mrs. Ginna Marsh Franklin, will sing The National Anthem - a major accomplishment for the school and the music program. In front, from left are: ACHS Choir Director Ginna Franklin, and students Emma Rich, Ellie Belcher, Joaquina Domingo, Kayla Eaton, Faith Berry and Emma Grider. In back from left are: Raven Yike, Amie Padgette, Autumn Reynolds, Cheyan Walters, Aeriyal Anderson, Madison Coomer and Kristina Kirksey. The students range from freshmen to junior grades so the experience they are gaining will be represented into the future.
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Elk in Repose

2019-03-08 - Frankfort, KY - Photo by Pen
A couple of the elk at the Salato Wildlife Education Center. According to the center's Outdoor Exhibits web page, "Elk disappeared from Kentucky in the mid 1800's due to unregulated hunting and habitat loss. Now, thanks to a successful reintroduction program by the KDFWR and the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, Kentucky boasts the largest elk herd east of the Mississippi."
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