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A beginning toward a more walkable Columbia
2015-09-16 - 100 Block, Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY - Photo CM cellphone photo.
Outlines of Downtown Parking Spaces were repainted Tuesday, September 15, 2015, at the direction of Columbia Mayor Curtis Hardwick, along with a start on pedestrian crossings at streets and along business entrances on Jamestown Street, above. While many pedestrian crossings are needed to make Columbia safer for pedestrians, many, many more are needed at City Crossings. Mayor Hardwick said yesterday that he welcomes a list of suggestions which the city will need to do. The work is a beginning of what many hope will make Columbia a safe, pedestrian friendly Walkable City, an essential step for desirable Economic Development. - Ed Waggener
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Adair Retired Teachers collect supplies for Family Resource Centers
2015-09-16 - Adair County Elementary School, 870 Indian Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo From Ellen Zornes, Adair County Retired Teachers Association.
The Adair County Retired Teachers' Association collects school supplies for the Family Resource and Youth Services Centers. As former teachers we know just how important these school supplies are for our students. This year was no exception as we gave two carts full of supplies. Making the presentation at Adair County Elementary School, are, from left, Kathy Dean; Brenda Mann; Debbie Cowan, Family Resource Director Adair County Elementary School; Dana Harvey and Ellen Zornes.
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New members, Adair County Retired School Teachers
2015-09-16 - Andersons Pizzeria, 1411 Campbellsville Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ellen Zornes, Adair County Retired Teachers Association.
The retired Teachers' Association met Tuesday, September 15, 2015, and honored the new retirees with lunch and a small gift. Pictured below are left to right, Cheryl Corbin, Kathy Dean, Mark Fudge and Linda Lewis. Also retired but not attending today are Joanne Montgomery, James Turner and Dee Watson. They will be honored at our next meeting. - Ellen Zornes
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Miller Young talks with Ryan Quarles at CPC Feed Co. field day
2015-09-15 - Fountain Run, KY - Photo by Savannah Roy, Chapter Reporter.
Advanced Animal Science student, Miller Young, standing in middle talks with recruiters from the UK College of Agriculture and Commissioner of Agriculture Candidate, Ryan Quarles, right at CPC Feed Company’s annual fall field day and trade show.
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Adair FFA at Advanced Animal Science Field Day
2015-09-15 - Fountain Run, KY - Photo by Savannah Roy, Chapter Reporter.
On September 10, 2015 the Adair County FFA, Advanced Animal Science class traveled to Fountain Run, KY for the annual CPC Fall Field day and livestock judging contest. Front row, from left - Katie Ploss, Michael Mackenzie, Chris Franklin, and Katelyn Woodrum;
Second row - Easton Turner, Kasey Robinson, Brady Hixson, and Chance Melton;
Third row Landon Herren, Coby Taylor, Miller Young, and Will Myers;
Fourth Row - Allison Burris and Katie Spoon.
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Culture in Adair County Schools is changing every day
2015-09-15 - Adair County Middle School, 322 Indian Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Shamarie Harper.
There is no question the Culture in Adair County Schools is changing everyday! Students are becoming proud of each other and supportive of their teams, academics, and Adair County Schools. It is a Win - Win!!!!!! The Adair County Middle School showed support for their football teams who are playing tonight and had a wonderful pep rally for them! Good luck tonight! - Shamarie Harper, Adair County Board of Education, Media Promotions / Technology Resource Teacher / District Migrant Recruiter
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