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Young ACES scientists make slimy compound GAD


2016-11-18 - Adair County Elementary School, 870 Indian Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Wes Feese, Media Relations, Adair County School District.
Lauren Grant and Tristan Burton made the slimy compound Gak for their science fair entry Thursday evening at Adair County Elementary School's STEM Night.



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Fourth Grader Mylee Bell snuffs out candle with sound waves


2016-11-18 - Adair County Elementary School, 870 Indian Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Wes Feese, Media Relations, Adair County School District.
Fourth grader Mylee Bell
demonstrates how to snuff out a candle with sound waves, using only a modified two-liter bottle, at STEM Night Thursday evening at Adair County Elementary School.



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Katie Irvin prepares boxes for other little kids


2016-11-18 - Wheet Fellowship Hall, 1200 Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Mark Fudge, County Chair, Operation Christmas Child.
Karlie Irvin, age four, said that she had prepared a couple OCC boxes so that a little boy or girl could have a special Christmas. - Mark Fudge


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LWC football's Logan Franklin helps Adair OCC 18 Fri 2016


2016-11-18 - Wheet Fellowship Hall, 1200 Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Mark Fudge, County Chair, Operation Christmas Child.

LWC football running back Logan Franklin from Muhlenburg County was busy Friday morning, November 18, 2016, working on crafts for OCC. Logan is a student in David Calhoun's Basic Christian Beliefs class at Lindsey Wilson College. - Mark Fudge


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Gifted & Talented leaders visit WKU Honors College


2016-11-18 - Western Kentucky Uinversity, Bowling Green, KY - Photo from Candice Flatt, Adair County Gifted and Talented Coordinator.
Candice Flatt, Adair County's Gifted and Talented Coordinator, recently teamed up with the Lake Cumberland Regional District Gifted and Talented Coordinators for a trip to the WKU Honors College and the Gatton Academy. They learned about services that could benefit students in our region from Dr. Julia Roberts, a leading expert in the field of gifted studies. In the photo from left: Dr. Craig Cobane - Executive Director, WKU Honors College; Dr. Mary Evans - Javits Grant Program Developer, The Center for Gifted Studies, WKU; Lora Higginbotham- GT Coordinator, Williamsburg Independent Schools; Jennifer Chaplin - KAGE President & GT Coordinator, Wayne County Schools; Candice Flatt - GT Coordinator, Adair County Schools; Tracy Adams- GT Coordinator, Russell County Schools; Dr. Tracy Inman - Associate Director, WKU Center for Gifted Studies; Tyler Clark - Executive Administrator, World Council for Gifted and Talented Children; and Dr. Julia Roberts- Executive Director, WKU Center for Gifted Studies, and Kristal Harne- Innovation Coach/GT Coordinator, Casey County Schools. - Candice Flatt & Jennifer L. Chaplin


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New signage up at new Adair County Transportation Compound


2016-11-18 - Adair Transportation Complex, Col. Casey Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo Adair County Schools photo (c).
Adair County School District Campus got another new sign, Director of Transportation and Maintenance David Jones announced at the November 17, 2016 Adair County School Board Meeting.


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Mystery photo: Whose bling is this?


2016-11-18 - ????? - Photo ?????.
And what is hidden beneath the bling's surface. It is estimated that their is enough bling to brightly overlay the Adair County Courthouse Clocktower, if Fiscal Court had the vision to do so (Dahlonega, eat your heart out). A very cryptic clue: the Bling belongs to a famed Adair County interviewer, Adair County's answer to Barbara Walters and Diane Sawyer, combined. It momentarily blinded the press corps at a recent gathering. - ????
Answers in order of receipt:
  1. S. Coomer knows who has the bling . . . it's LisaSteve Coomer first answer, first correct answer.
  2. PAIRED PHOTO. SEE:ColumbiaMagazine.com - more clarification on who "Lisa" is


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