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Tarters in Louisville with FCA

2018-12-20 - Louisville, KY - Photo by Andrew Reliford
FCA member Nealee Tarter, on the right, a senior at Adair County High School, has a discussion with her mother, Amy Tarter, pictured (on the left).

FCA students raised donations in December, and then delivered clothing and supplies to a Louisville outreach church. Afterwards, they drove down to the river and took time to minister to the homeless by handing out coffee, cake snacks, thermals, and the ziplock goodie bags.
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Baby It's Cold Outside Campaign raises $3k for local youth

2018-12-20 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Debbie Cowan
Adair County School Family Resource Youth Services Center Coordinators, Debbie Cowan, Paula Garrison and Jaime While accept a generous donation from Ann Marie Austin and Rhonda Loy from the Baby It's Cold Outside Campaign.

This collaborative, community wide initiative provides winter coats and shoes for children in Adair County. This is the second year of the campaign that brought in around $3,000 worth of funding and donations to support local youth.
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In the Food Poll: Who would eat Dirty Rice?!

2018-12-20 - Shelbyville, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com
Have you responded to the Billy Joe Fudge 'What-do-we-Want-to-Eat Poll' to see what food establishments we hope to have added in Adair County? I vote for Bojangle's because I love their Dirty Rice. When in the hometown of my grandchildren recently, I noted they have one now and mentioned this in front of the seven-year-old to which Matilda Anne said, "Yuk!!! Who would eat Dirty Rice?!" I tried to explain about the sausage and spices but there would be no understanding that day and I doubt she'll be tasting any soon. I'll never eat it in future without hearing her words and smiling. If you have a food vote, click 'read more' below and cast it quickly!
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