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Birds of Kentucky: Meeting of the Ducks


2018-05-18 - Jefferson Co., KY - Photo by Pen.
Spotted on the loop in Long Run Park.


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Arryssene Taylor and Grandmother Jane Walkup discovering new story


2018-05-18 - Jim Blair Park & Recreation Center, 901 Hudson Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Paula Garrison.
Arryssene Taylor is pictured with her Grandmother Jane Walkup at the family “Grand Group”, Grandparents Support Group, event on Tuesday, May 15, 2018. Children enjoyed the activity of identifying items they saw on the walking trail as they read the story posted along the trail. A new story is up now on the pedestals all around the walkway. The Jim Blair Park and Recreation Center is a joint park by the City and Columbia and Adair County governments and is open to the public at all times for all families.


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DJ and Crystal Vertrees enjoy Story Walk at Blair Park


2018-05-18 - Jim Blair Park & Recreation Center, 901 Hudson Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Paula Garrison.
D.J. and Crystal Vertrees enjoyed Grand Group Grandparents Support Group meeting with their grandmother Janet Wilkerson on Tuesday, May 15, 2018. They are identifying items they saw on the Jim Blair Walking Trail as they read a story posted along the trail. A new story is up now on the pedestals around the walkway. The Jim Blair Park and Recreation Center is open to the public at all times. Families are welcome.


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(Ad) - Re-elect Harrison Moss for Adair County Sheriff


2018-05-18 - Columbia, Adair County, KY - Photo - Campaign photo .
To the voters of Adair County:

My name is Harrison Moss. My wife of 36 years, as of November 23, is Shirley Moss. We have one son, Matthew Harrison Moss, and his wife Tessa Primm Moss. They have two children, Matthew Edward Harrison Moss and Matti Hayven Moss, our wonderful grandchildren.

My wife and I attend Bloomington Chapel Church. My son and his family attend Elkorn Baptist Church. I am very proud to have a Christian family and Thank God every day for those Blessings.

I have lived and worked in Adair County all my adult life and I believe Adair County is still the best county in the state.

For the past eight years I have been honored to serve as Adair County's Sheriff. I ask that you consider my experience and record as you decide who will serve as your Sheriff for the next four years.

As we approach the May 22 Primary Election, I will not be on the ballot as I don't have an opponent in the primary, but will be opposed in the November 6th General Election.

I humbly ask for your vote, I will try to see as many of you as possible. If I don't see you please know that I would appreciate your vote.

Your vote for me will be a vote for continued Honesty, Integrity and Dependability in your Sheriff's Office.

Thank you,
Sheriff Harrison Moss

Pd for by candidate


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Braxton Smith is ACMS Student of the Month


2018-05-18 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Deb Waddell.
Braxton Smith is our ACMS Student of the Month. Mrs. Rich, Principal, shares that Braxton is an excellent Honor Roll student. He has been very active at ACMS with basketball and baseball. He is a great role model for our younger students. Braxton has a very bright future and we are glad to have played a part in his middle school years! He is the son of Mindy and Barry Smith.


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Sixth Grade Students of the Month


2018-05-18 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Deb Waddell.
6th Grade Students of the Month, from left to right, are: Andrew Godsey-Reading, Peyton Walkup-Science, Danielle Sheridan-Social Studies, Maison Karnes-Reading, Kayla Riter-Math, Jacob Fugate-Social Studies, Chloe-Raye Cain-Copeland-Science and not pictured Kelci Feese-Math.


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(Ad) John Chicoine - Qualified - for Constable, District 3


2018-05-18 - Adair County District 3 - Photo Campaign photo from candidate.

To The VOTERS
of ADAIR COUNTY DISTRICT 3

I am John Chicoine, and I am running for the office of Constable District 3 of Adair County.

I offer Leadership & Experience which will raise the level of effectiveness to law enforcement in this district which will make life safer, more secure, and allow a more peaceful enjoyment of our property.

EXPERIENCE and LEADERSHIP
- Four deployments with the Marines

- 0351 Assaultman

- Tour in Okinawa

- Marksmanship Instructor at Paris Island

- Graduated St. Louis High School

- Commercial Pilot graduated from Phoenix East Aviation in Daytona, Florida
I ask for your vote and support in the May 22, 2018, primary election in Adair County District 3 which includes the precincts of South Columbia-Harmony & Glensfork-Melson Ridge.

Paid for by the candidate, John Chicoine


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