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Adair County indians: Mark Twain Youth Champs


2013-10-30 - Photo by LeTisha Paris.
Mark Twain Shrine Club
2nd annual football jamboree 2013 Adair County Youth Senior League Champions 13-7. Coaches are David Holmes and Bryan Feese. The players and numbers are as follows: Jakobe Payne (1), Chase Holmes (2), Brady Cundiff (4), Cameron Harmon (5), Isaiah Cartr (6), Aaron Peck (7), Kai Burton (8), Sam Gutelius (9), D.J. Brown (13) Logan Thomas (14), John Stovall (24), Gary Crawford (28), Brice Hughes (29), Mason oomer (30, Elliott Biggs (32), Ethan (33), Bailey Richards (34), Chance Taylor (35), Clayton Janes (40), Levi Money (41), Walker Karnes (42), Elijah (46), Colton Feese (50), Ty Jones (51), Jake Smith (60), Austin Lowhorn (64), Joseph Sneed (70), Isaiah Laguero (73), Jacob Morrison (75), Derrick Hollar (79), Colyn Curry (92), and Brayden Burton (99). - LeTisha Paris


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ACPC students celebrate Red Ribbon Days


2013-10-30 - ACPC, 158 Col. Casey Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo ACPC Family Resource Center.
Adair County Primary Center celebrated Red Ribbon Days
last week for Drug Prevention. 2nd graders Naveah Barrett, Matthew McGuffin, and Abby Bullock were dressed in camouflage and sunglasses on Friday, October 25, 2013, to Join the Fight to Shade Out Drugs. ACPC students collected 307 cans by saying I Can, You Can, We Can Wear Red to Be Drug Free on Wednesday, October 23, 2013, that were donated to the local Adair County Food Pantry. - Paula Garrison


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Wesley Judd, daughter Kassidy, wait to trick or treat


2013-10-30 - Lindsey Wilson College Quadrangle, Columbia, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer. LWC photo.

Wesley Judd of Columbia and his daughter, Kassidy, 2, wait to trick or treat Tuesday night, October 29, 2013, at the 20th-annual Lindsey Wilson College "Safe Halloween." It was the first "Safe Halloween" for Wesley and Kassidy, who were also accompanied by wife and mother Amanda (not pictured). The event attracted a record 970 area children. - - Duane Bonifer, Lindsey Wilson College


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LWC students meet with Russell Co., KY visitors


2013-10-30 - Lindsey Wilson College, Columbia, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer. LWC photo.
Lindsey Wilson College student Emily Owens of Waddy, KY,
talks to Brittney Gilbert of Russell Springs, KY, left, while leading a group of trick-or-treaters Tuesday night, October 29, 2013, during during the college's 20th-annual "Safe Halloween." Gilbert and her fiance, Natalio Lopez of Russell Springs, right, brought her daughter, Adriana Gomez, 3, to "Safe Halloween." The event attracted a record 970 area children. - Duane Bonifer, Lindsey Wilson College


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The Wolf and Little Red Riding Hood at Safe Halloween


2013-10-30 - 240 Blue Raider Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer. LWC photo.
Dressed as The Wolf and Little Red Riding Hood
from the Stephen Sondheim musical Into the Woods, Lindsey Wilson College students Jonathan Joseph of Louisville, KY, and Emily Ramage of Columbia greet children Tuesday, October 29, 2013, outside Weldon Hall during the college's 20th-annual "Safe Halloween." The event attracted a record 970 area children. - Duane Bonifer, Lindsey Wilson College


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Pitbull puppy lost in the Westlake Regional Hospital area


2013-10-30 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Sara Lewis. Update: Honey is back HomeTuesday, October 29, 2013 we lost our 18 week old Red Nose Pitbull pup in the East 80/ Westlake Hospital area. Her name is Honey and she is super friendly. She had a pink collar with her name and contact information on it when she left. We are offering a reward for her return. A little girl is missing her terribly. If you can please call 270-378-0338 or 270-250-4338. --Sara Lewis

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Silent City 2013: Adair Hosts with the Most


2013-10-30 - Columbia Cemetery, 315 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Ol' Joe Barbee looking very much like his famous BBQ sauce logo, is flanked by son-in-law Terry Harvey and daughter Susan Harvey. The Barbees came early and stayed through the entire Silent City program and the "Looking Backward...." video presentation at Adair County Public Library. Their kinsman, Barry Loy, gave an outstanding performance as Martin Luther Loy, the first of the Loy's in Adair County. The Barbees were hosts Saturday for supporters of Max Wise, Campbellsville, KY, who is running for the Republican nomination for 16th District Kentucky State Senator in a six-county district including Adair, Taylor, Cumberland, Clinton, McQueary, and Wayne Counties.

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