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Aaliyah Booker is 2022 Miss South Central KY, 2 of 2


2022-03-15 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Leighann Loy.
Aaliyah Booker, the 8 year old daughter of Samantha Marks, was crowned 2022 Miss South Central KY on March 12, 2022. She also won mini model and Civic Supreme for collecting the most donations for the Adair County Fair Department for the 2022 Crusade for Children. Aaliyah will be competing in Nationals in November.

Aaliyah is pictured above left with her sister Harleigh and her sister Sadie, and back row left to right is her nana Marsha Vanarsdale, her mom, Samantha, and Conway Loy. At right is a closer photo of Aaliyah with Samantha and Conway.

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Aaliyah Booker is 2022 Miss South Central KY, 1 of 2


2022-03-15 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Leighann Loy.
Aaliyah Booker, the 8 year old daughter of Samantha Marks, was crowned 2022 Miss South Central KY on March 12, 2022. She also won mini model and Civic Supreme for collecting the most donations for the Adair County Fair Department for the 2022 Crusade for Children. Aaliyah will be competing in Nationals in November.

Aaliyah is pictured above with her Gigi, Leighann Loy.

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Adair Fiscal Court holds first March 2022 meeting


2022-03-15 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Vicky Pike of Miss Vicky\'s Pampered Angus Ranch.
A large crowd attended the Adair County Fiscal Court meeting Monday night at the Jim Blair Park and Recreation Center building. The main discussions were on a playground for all ages including children with disabilities. This was tabled until next meeting to get further information on the project and materials.

Another lengthy discussion was on the subject of getting countywide gas service. It was decided to form a committee to gather information and recommendations after some information was given by CAUD Director Lenny Stone. Judge Cowan will appoint a committee to gather details and investigate possible funding for it.

Officials in attendance at the meeting from left are: Magistrates Chris Reeder, Sammy Baker, Darryl Flatt, Harold Burton, ACJE Gale Cowan, AC Clerk Bridget Compton, and Magistrates Billy Coffey, Greg Caldwell and Terry Hadley.


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Crocus bounced right back after snow


2022-03-15 - Central Kentucky - Photo by Mike Watson.
Mike Watson writes, "Everyone was worried about the snow covering, damaging or killing the daffodils/March flowers over the weekend. Ours have perked right up and the purple Crocus are beautiful as well. Tough little plants."


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ACMS 6th grade Students of the Month


2022-03-15 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Deb Waddell, 6th Grade Science, Newspaper and Yearbook Advisor.
Congratulations to the Sixth Grade Students of the Month at Adair County Middle School. From Left to Right are: Jay Harmon-Science, Arianna Davis-Social Studies, Karen Castrejon-Math, Crystal Vertrees-Reading, Kimberly Curry-Science, Skylar Harrold-Social Studies, Charley Decker-Reading, and Destiny Sorg-Math.


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Scenic Kentucky: may be last snow of winter


2022-03-15 - Marion County, KY .
With only five more days of winter 2022, this may be the last view of a snow covered landscape in our hills for this season.


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Spero Health and LWC sign agreement for reduced rates


2022-03-15 - Columbia, KY - Photo from Lindsey Wilson College.
Lindsey Wilson College signed an agreement on Thursday with Spero Health of Columbia, Kentucky that will provide reduced tuition rates in select academic programs for the employees and immediate family members as well as provide assistance in obtaining financial aid. The intent of this agreement is to foster continuous improvement in both organizations and to provide opportunities for collaboration in the growth and effectiveness of Spero Health. The same partnership agreement was also signed with the Lake Cumberland District Health Department.

Front row, from left: Dr. Jeff Crane, Dean of the School of Professional Counseling; Sretta Clark, Facility Administrator of Spero Health; Dr. Emiley Button, Director of LWC Nursing. Back row, from left: Tommie Ann Saragas, Assistant Vice President of Educational Outreach for Online and Graduate Programs; Penny Rizenbergs, Coordinator for Educational Outreach and Online Programs; Cheryl Boger, Regional Enrollment Director for Educational Outreach and Online Programs; Katie McGaha, Online Administrative Assistant; Darlene Batcher, Online Administrative Assistant.


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