Daffodil Watch 2019: high traffic corner is no bother
2019-04-10 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Some of the prettiest Daffodils in the area wave in the heavy traffic at the corner of Burkesville and West Guardian Streets in Columbia. If memory serves, these are the result of volunteer grant writing, winning, followed by art work and planting downtown by Vonnie Kolbenschlag. It's a reminder that the Adair Garden Club work will also be brightening up Columbia. Comments | Permalink
2019-04-10 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Some of the prettiest Daffodils in the area wave in the heavy traffic at the corner of Burkesville and West Guardian Streets in Columbia. If memory serves, these are the result of volunteer grant writing, winning, followed by art work and planting downtown by Vonnie Kolbenschlag. It's a reminder that the Adair Garden Club work will also be brightening up Columbia. Comments | Permalink
2018-19 ACHS Swim Team Awards Banquet
2019-04-10 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Fred Rowe
The second annual awards banquet of the Adair County High School Swim Team was held at the Holloway Wellness Center on the Campus of Lindsey Wilson College on April 9, 2019.
The team had a very successful season in only their second year. The boys finished 4th in the region with Luke Rich and Garron Pearson qualifying for the state meet. The girls finished 11th in the region (with only two swimmers) with Camellia Pearson qualifying for state.
Pictured are: (front, left to right) Mia Wilkerson (Middle School Girls Swimmer of the Year), Jetson Grant, William Rowe, Skeet Carter (Most Improved Swimmer of the Year)
(rear) Head Coach Turk Dogruyol, Luke Rich (High School Boys Swimmer of the Year), Garron Pearson, Reed Phelps (Green County Swimmer of the Year), Cy Yarberry, Camellia Pearson (High School Girls Swimmer of the Year), Samantha Henson, Assistant Coach Nick Coe
Not Pictured: Andrew Godsey, Nathan Ballou (Middle School Boys Swimmer of the Year), Ryan Wilkerson Comments | Permalink
2019-04-10 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Fred Rowe
The second annual awards banquet of the Adair County High School Swim Team was held at the Holloway Wellness Center on the Campus of Lindsey Wilson College on April 9, 2019.
The team had a very successful season in only their second year. The boys finished 4th in the region with Luke Rich and Garron Pearson qualifying for the state meet. The girls finished 11th in the region (with only two swimmers) with Camellia Pearson qualifying for state.
Pictured are: (front, left to right) Mia Wilkerson (Middle School Girls Swimmer of the Year), Jetson Grant, William Rowe, Skeet Carter (Most Improved Swimmer of the Year)
(rear) Head Coach Turk Dogruyol, Luke Rich (High School Boys Swimmer of the Year), Garron Pearson, Reed Phelps (Green County Swimmer of the Year), Cy Yarberry, Camellia Pearson (High School Girls Swimmer of the Year), Samantha Henson, Assistant Coach Nick Coe
Not Pictured: Andrew Godsey, Nathan Ballou (Middle School Boys Swimmer of the Year), Ryan Wilkerson Comments | Permalink
Road funds spark debate at Fiscal Court meeting
2019-04-10 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Tiffany Kessler
The Adair County Fiscal Court April meeting saw a heated debate between all of the magistrates on how road funds should be divided and used throughout the county.
The discussion went through a few different ideas on how to divide funds: miles per district, population per district, and simply dividing the funds seven ways to use at each magistrate's discretion. Ultimately the vote was for dividing the funds equally as of the new fiscal year which begins July 1.
Pictured L to R is County Attorney Jennifer Hutchison-Corbin, Magistrate Billy Coffey (District 5), Magistrate Greg Caldwell (District 6), and Magistrate Terry Hadley (District 7). Comments | Permalink
2019-04-10 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Tiffany Kessler
The Adair County Fiscal Court April meeting saw a heated debate between all of the magistrates on how road funds should be divided and used throughout the county.
The discussion went through a few different ideas on how to divide funds: miles per district, population per district, and simply dividing the funds seven ways to use at each magistrate's discretion. Ultimately the vote was for dividing the funds equally as of the new fiscal year which begins July 1.
Pictured L to R is County Attorney Jennifer Hutchison-Corbin, Magistrate Billy Coffey (District 5), Magistrate Greg Caldwell (District 6), and Magistrate Terry Hadley (District 7). Comments | Permalink
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