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Karen Casrejon had a great time at 2014 Pumpkin Patch


2014-10-09 - Adair County High School, 526 Indian Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Shamarie Claiborne, Adair Co. School District photo.
Karen Castrejon
had a great time at the 2014 Pumpkin Patch held at ACHS yesterday, Wednesday 09 Oct 2014. Karen is in preschool at ACES. - SHAMARIE CLAIBORNE, Media Publicity Coordinator.


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Bentley Moore runs maze at 2014 Pumpkin Patch


2014-10-09 - ACPC, 158 Col. Casey Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Shamarie Claiborne, Adair Co. School District photo. Bentley Moore is running as fast as his little legs will carry him to start the Hay Maze again during the 2014 Pumpkin Patch event held at Adair County Schools yesterday. In the background you can see Arianna Robinson and Emily Smith. - Shamarie Claiborne

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Adair County School District School Attendance - Sep 2014


2014-10-09 - 1204 Greensburg Street, Columbia, KY - Photo from Adair County School District.
NOTE: The information in this graphic has been reposted, with a correction to the column headers: Corrected: September Attendance for Adair County Schools


This is the attendance report for the second school month
for both students and faculty/staff. There are a few areas where improvement is needed compared to the first month. Our school district consistently achieves high levels of attendance and has the same high attendance expectations for employees as our student body. - ALAN W REED, Superintendent, Adair County, KY School District.


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Scenic Adair Co, KY: Sunset to take one's breath away


2014-10-09 - Topside, The Holler, Old Clearsprings Road, Ozark, KY - Photo by Shamarie Claiborne.
Picture perfect sunset yesterday taken from New Concord as I headed into The Holler for the evening. There are times that this world takes my breath away by its beauty. Yesterday was one of those moments. - Shamarie Claiborne


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Epicurean Kentuckian: Premium peppers at a perfect price


2014-10-09 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Think we scored on this FM2TE buy from Ken Mooney at Darrell Bunnell's Coview Farms stand We got 10 Jalapeno peppers and a red, yellow, and green bell pepper for just $2.50. Most regulars at the Farmers Markets find even a premium price for the taste of Adair County is worth it, but this time it was a bargain. Look nice on he table, and washed ahead of time, peppers can be added at table. (c) CM

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Scenic Adair Co., KY: Full Moon and Begley Chapel


2014-10-09 - From Monroe Street, Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by CM Staff photographer. The full moon peaked between clouds top center, above and is in alignment with, from left, a Merchant Street street light, the steeple of the Columbia Christian Church, and the crown of Begley Chapel. - (c) CM

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Downtown Days almost here - Rusty Nail nearing completion


2014-10-09 - 400 Quadrant, Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
(c)CM: It's still a see-through stage, but assembly is nearing complete for "The Rusty Nail/The Main Stage for the Renaissance Columbia Downtown Columbia Days. The quadrant of the Square serving Adair Annex offices, Stanzio law office, Burton Real Estate, Bonnie & Allison Salon, Town Barber Shop, and Mouser Real Estate is cordoned off while construction, started Tuesday 7 Oct 2014, is complete. But come Friday evening, 10 Oct 2014, the stage will come alive with the Kids Showcase and Thin Line Band, and on Saturday, 11 Oct 2014, the Ministerial Association will present gospel music, with in sequence throughout the day, Ashton Pyles, Tessa Pyles, Karen Pescolido, Nancy Smith; Crossroads Quartet, Compass Points South; Koriane Cox and Whitey Stearns; The Carousel Stampede featuring Easton Bryant, Neil Goodin, and Nick Kemp; then No Deceit, and finally, the headline for Downtown Days; the Trick Pony FREE Country Music Concert, when a massive crowd is expected on the Square. It that weren't enough, the Farmers Market on the Square will be open for extended hours, and the Adair County Genealogy Book Fair will be underway concurrently with much of the Downtown Days schedule. (Clicking Read More accesses the full Renaissance Columbia Downtown Days schedule.)


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