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Daffodil watch 2025: first color in the flower garden


2025-03-14 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Let the official Columbia Magazine 2025 Daffodil watch begin! These were spotted in a flower garden, the first color to arrive and remind us that so much more is on the way.

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ACMS FBLA: Mix Marketing Challenge winners


2025-03-13 - Somerset, KY - Photo from Julie Burton.
ACMS students Hayes Burton, Greyson Wells, and Bodie Lewis at the Kentucky FBLA Middle Level State Leadership Conference at Somerset Community College on March 12, 2025. All three earned Top-5 finishes in the Mix Marketing Challenge.

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ACMS FBLA in Somerset


2025-03-13 - Somerset, KY - Photo from Julie Burton.
ACMS students Emily Burkhardt, Harper Martin, Delcie Burton, Jordyn Davis, and Ava Loy at the Kentucky FBLA Middle Level State Leadership Conference at Somerset Community College on March 12, 2025.

Burton, Loy and Davis all earned First Place finishes in the Name Tag category, and Burkhardt and Martin earned Second Place finishes in Community Service.

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ACMS FBLA First Place Bulletin Board


2025-03-13 - Somerset, KY - Photo from Julie Burton.
Raelee Turner, Ava Harrison, Mia Stephens, and Konnor Houchens at the Kentucky FBLA Middle Level State Leadership Conference at Somerset Community College on March 12, 2025. All four earned First Place in the Bulletin Board competition.

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Burton is KY FBLA Outstanding Middle School Advisor for 2025


2025-03-13 - Columbia, KY .
ACMS Sixth Grade Reading Teacher and FBLA advisor Julie Burton was named Kentucky's Outstanding Middle School Advisor of the Year at the Kentucky FBLA Middle Level State Leadership Conference at Somerset Community College on March 12, 2025.

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Congratulations to ACMS FBLA


2025-03-13 - Somerset, KY - Photo courtesy Adair Co. Middle School.
The Adair Co. Middle School Future Business Leaders of America chapter attended the Kentucky FBLA Middle Level State Leadership Conference at Somerset Community College on March 12, 2025, racking up 23 Top-5 finishes.

ACMS students participating included Maria Burton, Delcie Burton, Cyndi Case, Milly Thompson, Jordyn Davis, Emily Burkhardt, Lea Young, Olivia Jenkins, Anne Riley Corbin, Harper Martin, Ava Loy, Raelee Turner, Mia Stephens, Ava Harrison, Konnor Houchens, Bodie Lewis, Hayes Burton, Greyson Dudley, Greyson Wells, Eli Iqbal, Kevin Murphy, Jace McMinoway, Nash Collins, Bowen Furkin, Cole Stockton, George Willis, Bentley Petty, and Colton Grant.

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Guarding the passenger side


2025-03-13 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
This fellow was fiercely barking out the message to stay away from his truck.

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