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ACMS Sources of Strength Leaders 2021

2021-12-08 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Jason Mardis
Joanna Williams, School Counselor Adair County Middle School sends this photograph, taken at Adair County Middle School on Friday, December 3, 2021, of the Sources of Strength Leaders for Adair County Middle School.

Pictured are: Keylin Bergin, Smyrna Caceras-Aleman, Lucciano Camuca, Bailey Gabehart, Braxton Irvin, Ashley Loy, Addie Baker, Rylee Bennett, Ella Burkhead, Callie Compton, Zain Cross, Sam Feese, Summer Graziano, Max Hadley, Brody Karnes, Lane Kelsey, Jasper Kemp, Kolt King, Hannah Kotter, Alex Martin, Chloe Maynard, Callie Spoon, Sophie Terry, Peyton Wiles, Virginia Willis, Olivia Mantooth, Arlis Price, Anekah Albrektson, Natalie Bardin, Kelsey Breeding, Jay Burton, Victoria Caceras-Aleman, Bailey Coffey, Myla Curry, Drezden Espinoza, Dawson Gilbert, Jamison Hatfield, Remington Huckaby, Kara Jeffries, Abigail Kemp, Gabby Kemp, Cady Kimbler, JT Loy, Hagan McQueary, Lucas Melton, Fernando Sanchez-Garcia, Sammy-Jo Sandusky, Tristen Stotts, Ariana Vance, Kiley Parker, Chloe Vance, Chandlee Stapleton, and Brayden Fitzgerald.
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Mr. Farmer playing Christmas classics

2021-12-07 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Larry J. Smith
Retired Taylor County Band teacher Todd Farmer entertained the crowd at the Campbellsville Civic Center Saturday night during the Christmas in Campbellsville Celebration.
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Lobby of the new First & Farmers National Bank

2021-12-07 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy First & Farmers National Bank
The lobby of the new First & Farmers National Bank location at 114 Will Walker Road, Columbia, KY (located near the Pinewood Shopping Center), decorated for Christmas.

First and Farmers National Bank will hold a Grand Opening and Christmas Open House for their new location on Thursday, December 9, 2021.
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