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Patty Pike Barbour and husband Michael with friend Vicky
 2018-10-24 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Vicky Pike, center, enjoyed an extended visit with former ACHS class of 1978 classmate Patty Pike Barbour and husband, Michael, before they headed home to Iowa. The couple drove nearly a dozen hours to be at Patty's class reunion and also to visit with family. The reunion was held Saturday in Columbia.
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Air Force One-Half
 2018-10-24 - Dayton, OH - Photo by Pen. The Lockheed VC-140B Jetstar at the National Museum of the United States Air Force. According to the museum web site, "JetStars could operate from runways too small for larger USAF jet transports.
The VC-140B provided fast and economical travel for several US presidents. Whenever the president was aboard, it flew under the radio call sign Air Force One. Lyndon B. Johnson used JetStars extensively during his time both as vice president and president, and because of the aircraft's small size, he sometimes referred to them as 'Air Force One Half.'"
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Jonathan Melton and Alizah Abbott in ACHS Band
 2018-10-24 - Adair County High School, 526 Indian Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo from Jennifer Hardwick. Jonathan Melton, center, is serious about the work required of Adair County Marching Band members. As Jennifer Hardwick writes, "Being a member of the Adair County Band is truly a lesson in dedication and commitment." Pictured behind Jonathan, facing right, is Alizah Abbott.
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Chicken of the Woods/Sulfur Shelf discovered in Crocus
 2018-10-23 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge, President, Homeplace on Green River. This Sulfur Shelf fungus, better known as Chicken of the Woods, is growing in the Crocus Community. It is often seen growing on dead or dying Red oak, and that is exactly on where this one was growing. Click 'read more' for the rest of the story.
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Red Ribbon Week, Day 2: Hat Day
 2018-10-23 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Laura Marcum. Laura writes, "Hats off to being drug free! Here are a few of our many students who wore hats to school today. Top: Mrs. Debbie Bradshaw, Landon Courtney, Lily Gay, and Aubry Redmon. Bottom: Cory Walls, Maria Burton, Karly Janes, Micheal Hargis, and Ryan Mitchell.
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