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ACSO seeks help identifying person of interest


2014-03-15 - Chance area, Adair Co., KY - Photo from ACSO, stealth cam photo.
The Adair County Sheriff's Office is currently investigating a burglary
in the Chance area which occurred in late February. This image was taken from a motion camera by the owner of the property on February 26, 2014, and the female's identity is currently unknown. She is a person of interest in an ongoing investigation; if anyone believes they know her identity please notify The Adair Sheriff's Office by dispatch 270-384-6464 or the office directly Monday through Friday, 8am-4pmCT, 270-384-2776. - ACSO Deputy Sheriff Adam Cravens.


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Adair MS Dreamwalkers have new 5-in-1 cookbook


2014-03-14 - Columbia, KY - Photo By Lynda Walker. The Adair County MS Dreamwalkers have produced four previous very popular fundraising cookbooks. In 2003, there was "Just Desserts." In 2004, "Just Main Dishes, Meats and Casseroles." In 2005, "Just Soups & Salads." In 2007, "Just Crockpots." Now those four are combined with a new section, "Just Delicious Cuisine - Adair MS Dream Walkers Cookbook Collectors Edition," and have been printed in a limited edition - 300 copies originally, already down to 270 or less. Because inside pages were donated by a Russell County printer and the new color covers were paid for by Lynda McKinley, the entire proceeds collected by the Adair County Dreamwalkers, will go to the National Multiple Sclerosis Society to help find a cure for the disease. You can make the checks out to The MS Dream Walkers. For more information about MS you contact Lynda McKinley at 270-378-1399.

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Season Opener, 2014, Indian Baseball. The National Anthem


2014-03-14 - ACHS Baseball Field, 326 Gen. John Adair Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Shamarie Claiborne, Adair Co. School District photo. Facing the flag while the National Anthem played before the 2014 Adair County Indian season opener vs. Washington County High School, from left, No, 12, Clark Dean; No. 21, Trenton Watson; and No 16, Josh Hardin. The game started at 5pmCT, Friday, March 14, 2014.

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Superintendent Reed throws out first pitch, Indian opener


2014-03-14 - ACHS Baseball Field, 326 Gen. John Adair Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Shamarie Claiborne, Adair Co. School District. Superintendent Alan Reed threw out the first pitch to open the Adair County High School Indian baseball season this evening at 5pmCT. The Indians are playing Washington County High School from Springfield, KY.

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ACHS Baseball season gets underway today


2014-03-14 - ACHS Baseball Field - Photo CM staff photo. Adair County High School Assistant Coach John Shelley, left and Head Baseball Coach Mike Mantooth above, before the opening game of the season. The coaching staff also includes assistants Barry Hixson and Jared Denton. The Adair County Indians hosts Washington County High School (Springfield, KY) at 5pmCT Friday, March 14, 2014, at ACHS Indian baseball field, 326 Gen. John Adair Drive, Columbia, KY. Admission is free for Adair County fans.

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Cumberlands Workforce Investment gets new certification


2014-03-14 - Frankfort, KY - Photo KY Workforce Investment Photo.
The Cumberlands Workforce Investment Board was certified a High Impact Workforce Investment Board today in Frankfort. At the certification meeting, were, Left to Right Thomas O. Zawacki - Kentucky Education and Workforce Development Secretary, Darryl McGaha - Cumberlands Associate Director for Workforce Development, Ed Holmes - Kentucky Workforce Investment Board Chairman, Wendell Emerson - Chairman of the Cumberlands Workforce Investment Board, Daryl Smith - Kentucky Workforce Investment Board Project Champion, Scott Pierce - Chairman of the Cumberlands Youth Council and Herb Krase - TTAI Corporate Advisor


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Epicurean Kentuckian: Shrimp Po' Boy


2014-03-14 - 212 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo CM staff. Every Friday, Harvest Cafe, continues a tradition of Cajun Day food. Today the Cajun item was a choice of Shrimp, above or Chicken Po' Boy sandwiches. The Harvest Cafe, 212 Public Square, Columbia, KY, opens Mon-Fri, 10am-5pmCT. Steve Chundy is the owner. The restaurant was formerly the Cafe on the Square.

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