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4-H Leaders share message about drinking water at health fair
 2018-05-14 - Adair County Public Schools - Photo by Paula Garrison, Coordinator ACPC Family Resources. 4-H Leadership helped with the ACPC Health Fair on Friday, May 4, 2018. These students talked about why drinking water is important and how much water they should drink each day. They are (not in order) Elizabeth Marcum, Beth Cowan, Hannah Burton, Carli Carter, Matti Willis, Hallie Burton, Taylor Smith, Morgan Spoon, Briley Burns, Kiara Collins, Rachel Brown, Alicia Coffey, and Keaton Burton. - PG
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Rethink your drink part of messages at ACPC kids fair
 2018-05-14 - Adair County Public Schools - Photo by Paula Garrison, Coordinator ACPC Family Resources. Rethink your drink was one of the messages at the Healthy Kids Clinic at Adair County Primary Center Health Fair on Friday, May 4, 2018. MaKayla Jones shared with the students how important it is to brush your teeth at least two times a day and to “Rethink Your Drink” with a demonstration the on amount of sugar that's in sodas.
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(Ad) Dallas Luttrell candidate for Adair County Sheriff - III - Need for Change
 2018-05-14 - Columbia, Adair County, KY - Photo Campaign photo from candidate.
To all Adair County voters:
It hardly seems possible that the primary election is just a few days away. Just a few months ago I announced my candidacy for Adair County Sheriff. I have shared my training, education and experience with you. I have attended as many fund raisers, benefit auctions and community events as possible. I have walked the streets of Columbia and drove the highways and country roads around the County. I have sat in country stores, barber shops, gas stations and anywhere else I could find an audience and I listened to you. As the days turned into weeks and the weeks into months I began to hear a common theme and that theme is,
WE NEED A CHANGE. I not only heard you but I listened to you and I began to share my vision and plans for the Adair County Sheriff's Office. You started to hear and listen to me. I feel the rumbling of change. Change is not easy; it takes us out of our comfort zone and causes us to do some soul searching.
Change just for the sake of change isn't necessary but if you are unhappy with the current situation and believe change must come then it is time for action. I have the experience and the know how to usher in a NEW DAY for all Adair Countians. On May 22nd, Adair County voters will have the opportunity to send an ultimatum to drug pushers, and give them 1 last chance to get an honest job.
In order for change to occur you MUST hire a man that has the training, education, experience, common sense, the backbone and nerve to get the job done. I am that man.
If you are feeling shackled by what drugs has done to you and/or your family, I'M YOUR SHERIFF. The drug problem is a painful scourge on Adair County, with destroyed families and lives left in the wake. I vow to go after drug pushers with full force. I will use every law enforcement resource available...in order to protect YOUR family and YOUR children and grandchildren. Since I am not into the "Good Old Boy" politics, each citizen will get equal fairness and protection, regardless of their last name.
I have made you several promises. I am not afraid to make you promises. You have a right to know what I plan to do. Cast your vote based on those promises.
Adair County, you have said WE NEED A CHANGE, a vote for Dallas Luttrell is a vote for change. The decision is yours... more of the same OR vote for a proven leader that will bring a positive change to Adair County Sheriff's Office.
Dallas Luttrell for Adair County Sheriff
The RIGHT Experience The RIGHT Choice
Paid for by Dallas Luttrell
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(Ad) Re-elect Lisa Greer as your Adair County Clerk
 2018-05-14 - Columbia, Adair County, KY - Photo - Campaign photo .
My name is Lisa Greer:
It has been an honor and privilege to serve as your County Clerk since 2015. Since being elected clerk we have expanded and implemented the following:
- Expanded office hours to include Saturdays
- Received two Kentucky Local Records Grants for microfilming and indexing old records
- Continued education and training of 151.50 hours since 2015
- We use teamwork, the latest emerging technology and planning to improve our customer service, this would not be possible without one of the best staff that a county clerk's office could have.
- We strive daily to provide efficient and courteous service
- Have been a good steward of the taxpayers money by receiving good audits while working with a $5million plus budget
- Open-door policy
The next 4-year term will see us going through another census (2020) and Redistricting (2021) I would like to invest in a GIS System ( if feasible to help streamline this process). I also plan to continue my work of applying for grants to help digitize more of our county records. We are currently in the process of implementing new technology from Transportation that involves the way we do transactions for vehicles and boats, this will continue throughout the next year.
I would like to thank the citizens of Adair County for their confidence in allowing me to serve as your County Clerk. It would be an honor to continue that service to you. I have tried diligently to reach everyone and I apologize to anyone I have miss and would like to take this time to humbly ask each and every one for your continued support and vote on May 22nd as your County Clerk.
Respectfully,
/s/ Lisa Greer.
Paid for by candidate.
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Adanta reps talk to ACPC students about bully prevention
 2018-05-13 - Adair County Public Schools - Photo by Paula Garrison, Coordinator ACPC Family Resources. Adanta had a booth at the Adair County Primary Center Health Fair on Friday, May 4, 2018. Staff members Jennifer St. Andrews, Aundria McQueary, and Jennifer Blair talked to the students about Bully Prevention and Importance of Sleep.
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Marci Miller at ACPC health fair
 2018-05-13 - Adair County Public Schools - Photo by Paula Garrison, Coordinator ACPC Family Resources. Healthy Kids Clinic taught students the importance of hand washing at Adair County Primary Center Health Fair on Friday, May 4, 2018. Marci Miller, L.P.N. with Healthy Kids Clinic talked to the students.
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Working together on a Rural Health Opioid Program grant
 2018-05-13 - Adair County Health Department, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com. Dr. Patrick Hardesty, left, Lindsey Wilson College professor of human services and counseling, spoke with representatives of the Rural health Opioid Program (RHOP) Heather Capps and Tishanna New, at right, at last week's WATCH Coalition meeting. The RHOP mission is to improve the quality of life for individuals at risk for opioid use disorder. Dr. Hardesty who teaches in the Counselor Education and Supervision PhD program at LWC is an evaluator on a grant for RHOP. The WATCH Coalition stands for "Working Actively Toward Community Health."
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