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Billy Salmon is new KUNA Secretary General

2020-03-12 - Louisville, KY - Photo courtesy Candice Flatt
Secretary General is the top position of the entire conference. KUNA has been around over 100 years, and this is the first time Adair County has had a Secretary General elected to run KUNA. This was a ground breaking year for us, and we can't wait to see what next year holds with Billy Salmon as KUNA's Secretary General.

Members of KUNA: Billy Salmon, Emilee Flatt, Jeanene Pike, Hannah Brown, Rachel Brown, Gracelyn Akin, Ashton Flatt, Jonathan Gold, Michael Gold, Ethan Coomer, Lindsey Taylor, Hayden Hancock, and Briley Burns.
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KUNA delegates in Louisville

2020-03-12 - Louisville, KY
On March 8-10, 2020, Mrs. Candice Flatt's ACCEL Academy class went to Louisville to compete in the Kentucky United Nations Assembly or KUNA conference.

Members of KUNA: Billy Salmon, Emilee Flatt, Jeanene Pike, Hannah Brown, Rachel Brown, Gracelyn Akin, Ashton Flatt, Jonathan Gold, Michael Gold, Ethan Coomer, Lindsey Taylor, Hayden Hancock, and Briley Burns.
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ACHS Senior Scholars speak at Chamber luncheon

2020-03-12 - Cranmer Dining Center, Lindsey Wilson College - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Three Adair County High School Seniors who were the 2019 Governor's Scholars were guest speakers at the March meeting of the Columbia Adair County Chamber of Commerce. Each had different areas in the programs however all three recommended members in the audience encourage all students within their families and friends groups be sure to make application to Scholars programs because they provide "life changing experiences." Pictured from left are: Dr. Anthony and Keena Grant with daughter Lauren; Walter Baker, son of Mark and Carla Baker; and Emma Grider and her parents Lee and William.
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