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Watch Coalition/ Interagency group shares opportunities
 2019-09-17 - Columbia - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. The Adair County WATCH Coalition Met today at the Health Department in Columbia. The group, formerly Interagency Council, gathers monthly to share news of opportunities in various programs working to help individuals and students have healthier lives. Standing is speaker Rhonda Akin, RN, Nursing Supervisor at the Adair County Health Department, who made Narcan available to each in attendance and she also has the life saving treatment available for any member of the public.
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TCHS Students of the Week
 2019-09-17 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo courtesy Amanda Taylor. Taylor County High School Students of the Week for September 16, 2019, are: freshman Trayton Stargel, sophomore Joshua Gaddis, junior Marc Shewmaker, and senior Kelly Carroll.
These students received a free meal from Tigerville Grille (sandwich, medium fries, and medium drink), an order of Little Caesar's Crazy Bread, and a soda from Cardinal Kroger.
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Can you find the heart in this Love Moon picture?
 2019-09-17 - Indianapolis, IN - Photo by Beth Cravens. Of that huge Love Moon, Beth Cravens writes, "I stepped out my back door last night at the right moment to see this wonderful sight. Is it just me or does anyone else see the heart carved out of the clouds just below the moon?"
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Serena Corbin at the Tim Faulkner Gallery
 2019-09-16 - Louisville, KY - Photo courtesy Campbellsville University. Serena Corbin with her work on display at the Tim Faulkner Gallery in Louisville. The group show is titled "Portraits," and Corbin's art is titled "Consumed by Numbers" and is an 18x24 inch black and white charcoal and colored pen piece.
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Heritage is focus of Rosenwald reno Saturday, 21 Sept 2019
 2019-09-16 - Flatwoods, Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Protecting the heritage of the last Rosenwald one-room school in Adair County is the goal of the Band of Brothers and all volunteers who feel called to help out. BoB leader Bobby Morrison says, "I'll be there, just come." Lunch is being provided.
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