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Columbian Theater rebirth - an update By Linda Waggener Adair County School Superintendent Dr. Pamela Stephens and Production Director Doug Beard invited media representatives this week to tour the Columbian Theater and see the work that is in progress toward a winter 2022 opening. Foundational work, which doesn't really show, was the first priority to assure building integrity. Beard said it is solid as a rock according to architects who have visited. The roof is new and each area inside is being checked out and updated. Electrical is done. Ceiling repairs and plumbing will be next, along with deep cleaning. Bids are being taken on lighting and sound upgrades. The Columbian Theater goal is first to work with Adair County public school students, then Lindsey Wilson College students, then the community and surrounding counties who may need to rent the Theater. Tracking the rebirth story:
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