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New Adair District Two Magistrate introduced
2025-05-28 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Vicky Pike of Miss Vicky's Pampered Angus Ranch.
New District Two Magistrate Todd Davenport was welcomed to the Adair County Fiscal Court at the regular May meeting Tuesday night. From left are: Magistrates Chris Reeder, Sammy Baker, Davenport, and Tony Denton; with Adair County Judge Executive Larry Russell Bryant.
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Shiloh Christian Church 150th Anniversary
2025-05-28 - Adair Co., KY - Photo courtesy Mike Watson.
Anniversary napkins printed for the 150th Anniversary of Shiloh Christian Church. The text readsThe original church founded at Shiloh in 1875 was called The Church of God in Christ before becoming Shiloh Christian Church. Thomas B. Johnson donated the land to build the church on, the Montgomery Family the wood, and Jasper Bryant the carpentry.
The wooden church burned in 1951 and was rebuilt in 1952 and remains the oldest active church in Adair County.
Christa Montgomery Gimbel, whose father was a native of the Joppa community of Adair County, hosted an event that celebrated not only her ancestor, Francis Montgomery, Sr., but also included the 150th anniversary of the church.
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Genealogy researchers at Francis Montgomery, Sr. cemetery
2025-05-28 - Adair Co., KY - Photo courtesy Mike Watson.
Sunday afternoon was spent touring and carefully examining the original Francis Montgomery, Sr. cemetery, located nearby Shiloh. More than a dozen intrepid explorers made the trek across fields and into the woods to discover many of the earliest Montgomerys buried in Adair County.
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Francis Montgomery, Sr. cemetery
2025-05-28 - Adair Co., KY - Photo courtesy Mike Watson.
Sunday afternoon was spent touring and carefully examining the original Francis Montgomery, Sr. cemetery, located nearby Shiloh. More than a dozen intrepid explorers made the trek across fields and into the woods to discover many of the earliest Montgomerys buried in Adair County.
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Christa Montgomery Gimbel visits Shiloh
2025-05-28 - Adair Co., KY - Photo from Mike Watson.
Christa Montgomery Gimbel, whose father was a native of the Joppa community of Adair County, poses beside the Shiloh Christian Church and Cemetery historical marker.
The plaque reads: Shiloh Christian Church is a testament to the deep religious beliefs of those who founded it. The church's first building was wooden, erected in 1875, and rebuilt with brick in 1952. Thomas B. Johnson donated the land originally, the Montgomery's donated the wood, and Jasper Bryant provided the carpentry. Quintellian "Kint" Montgomery built the first pulpit.
Richmond B. Reeves led the rebuilding of the church after it burned. Many amenities have been added since. Nearby Clear Springs School opened in 1911 and closed in 1953. It shared some of the church's facilities and burned in 2023.
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Identity sought by Adair County Sheriff's Office
2025-05-28 - Columbia, KY - Photo from Deputy Gary Roy.
The Adair County Sheriff's Office is asking for the public’s assistance to help identify these two individuals, in reference to a theft case. Please call the Sheriff's Office at 270-384-2776 with any information.
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Reilly Wells at Harlaxton College
2025-05-28 - Grantham, England - Photo courtesy Lindsey Wilson College.
Media studies and theatre arts double-major Reilly Wells '26 attends a state dinner at Harlaxton College, a Victorian manor and the University of Evansville's study abroad center located in Grantham, England.
15 Lindsey Wilson College students were selected to travel to the United Kingdom this May as part of an immersive study abroad program at Harlaxton College. During their nine days abroad, students visited the historic cities of London, Lincoln, York and Cambridge while based at Harlaxton.
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