Burkesville Street, Columbia, KY building fire dying down
2018-10-23 - 409 Burkesville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo from Will White, ColumbiaMagazine.com
The Burkesville Street, Columbia, KY Sign America building was completely destroyed in an overnight fire. Passersby on their way to work Tuesday morning, October 23, 2018 were met with smoldering ruins. More information will be posted as it is received from the Adair County Fire Department. Comments | Permalink
2018-10-23 - 409 Burkesville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo from Will White, ColumbiaMagazine.com
The Burkesville Street, Columbia, KY Sign America building was completely destroyed in an overnight fire. Passersby on their way to work Tuesday morning, October 23, 2018 were met with smoldering ruins. More information will be posted as it is received from the Adair County Fire Department. Comments | Permalink
(Ad) Please Elect Troy Grider, School Board District 5
2018-10-23 - Adair County, KY - Photo from the candidate
To the residents and voters of School Board District 5 and to all the citizens of Adair County, I would like to ask for your vote and support as school board member.
I have many passions in life but two great loves, God and family, in that order. And, before I am anything, I am a follower of Jesus. My wife of 24 years and I raise our 5 children on a beef farm just off Hwy 80 and 206. We both grew up in Adair Co. schools and proudly, send all 5 of our children here now.
I am conservative in nature, detail oriented, a problem solver, and accustomed to working under pressure. We have always had a deep love for children. Our children need a lot of support in this day and time.
I will forever fight for their benefit and for the teachers, principals, and school personnel to give them the support they need to improve our children! I was raised on a dairy and tobacco farm where I learned what hard work was all about and taught to understand that most things are not free.
I have been a pastor for better than 25 years and my ministry is the love of my life. I have the heart of a servant leader, helping and counseling people sometimes in the worst crises of their lives. I have many years' working experience in commercial ag finance, developing business plans for farm businesses to survive and thrive. I know what cash flow, financial statements, net worth, liquidity, and solvency are!
-CONSERVATIVE CHRISTIAN, FOCUSED ON FAMILY VALUES
-ADVOCATE FOR CHILDREN AND FIGHT FOR THEIR BEST OPPORTUNITIES
-PASSION TO FOCUS SUPPORT TO OUR TEACHERS/STAFF/EMPLOYEES
-UTILIZE FINANCIAL BACKGROUND TO MAKE WISE USE OF TAXPAYER DOLLARS
-DESIRE TO BOND OUR SCHOOL SYSTEM AND COMMUNITY TOGETHER WITH BETTER TRANSPARENCY AND TO ESTABLISH TRUST THROUGHOUT
-TO MAKE ADAIR COUNTY SCHOOLS THE #1 DISTRICT IN OUR REGION AT THE TOP OF THE RATINGS AND SCORES!
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2018-10-23 - Adair County, KY - Photo from the candidate
To the residents and voters of School Board District 5 and to all the citizens of Adair County, I would like to ask for your vote and support as school board member.
I have many passions in life but two great loves, God and family, in that order. And, before I am anything, I am a follower of Jesus. My wife of 24 years and I raise our 5 children on a beef farm just off Hwy 80 and 206. We both grew up in Adair Co. schools and proudly, send all 5 of our children here now.
I am conservative in nature, detail oriented, a problem solver, and accustomed to working under pressure. We have always had a deep love for children. Our children need a lot of support in this day and time.
I will forever fight for their benefit and for the teachers, principals, and school personnel to give them the support they need to improve our children! I was raised on a dairy and tobacco farm where I learned what hard work was all about and taught to understand that most things are not free.
I have been a pastor for better than 25 years and my ministry is the love of my life. I have the heart of a servant leader, helping and counseling people sometimes in the worst crises of their lives. I have many years' working experience in commercial ag finance, developing business plans for farm businesses to survive and thrive. I know what cash flow, financial statements, net worth, liquidity, and solvency are!
-CONSERVATIVE CHRISTIAN, FOCUSED ON FAMILY VALUES
-ADVOCATE FOR CHILDREN AND FIGHT FOR THEIR BEST OPPORTUNITIES
-PASSION TO FOCUS SUPPORT TO OUR TEACHERS/STAFF/EMPLOYEES
-UTILIZE FINANCIAL BACKGROUND TO MAKE WISE USE OF TAXPAYER DOLLARS
-DESIRE TO BOND OUR SCHOOL SYSTEM AND COMMUNITY TOGETHER WITH BETTER TRANSPARENCY AND TO ESTABLISH TRUST THROUGHOUT
-TO MAKE ADAIR COUNTY SCHOOLS THE #1 DISTRICT IN OUR REGION AT THE TOP OF THE RATINGS AND SCORES!
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Adair County High School Class of 1978 reunion
2018-10-23 - Columbia, KY - Photo from Jane Smith, photographer and classmate
Class of 1978
Over 70 were in attendance, with 39 of them former classmates, gathering for their Adair County High School 1978 class reunion held Saturday, October 21, 2018.
Front row, from left: Pam Spires, Tammy Poff Chesser, Patty Pike Barbour, Joy Hicks Icenogles, Donna Foster Hastings, Connetta McClister, Susie Edrington Bohannon, Vicky Browning Pike, Lee Ann Dohoney Sullivan, Sandy Moore Wilkinson, Jane Smith, Pam Bailey, Charlotte Holmes Miller and Doug Crowley.
Row two, from left: Kim Perkins Barbee, Rhonda Beck, Joe Page, Linda Helm Kelly, Mike Harris, Wanda Burden, Vicky Richards, Sheila Brockman, Leslie Jones, Mark Hatcher, Nancy Troutman Hadley, Margaret Shirley, Teresa Lasley Graves, Sara Edwards, James Murrell, Cynthia Curry, Walter Graves, Kaneice Conover Frost, Danny Wilkinson and Mike Watson.
Row three, from left: Alex Hancock, Jeff Neat, Randy Corbin, Larry Franklin, Jimmy Bennett and Greg Rogers. Comments | Permalink
2018-10-23 - Columbia, KY - Photo from Jane Smith, photographer and classmate
Class of 1978
Over 70 were in attendance, with 39 of them former classmates, gathering for their Adair County High School 1978 class reunion held Saturday, October 21, 2018.
Front row, from left: Pam Spires, Tammy Poff Chesser, Patty Pike Barbour, Joy Hicks Icenogles, Donna Foster Hastings, Connetta McClister, Susie Edrington Bohannon, Vicky Browning Pike, Lee Ann Dohoney Sullivan, Sandy Moore Wilkinson, Jane Smith, Pam Bailey, Charlotte Holmes Miller and Doug Crowley.
Row two, from left: Kim Perkins Barbee, Rhonda Beck, Joe Page, Linda Helm Kelly, Mike Harris, Wanda Burden, Vicky Richards, Sheila Brockman, Leslie Jones, Mark Hatcher, Nancy Troutman Hadley, Margaret Shirley, Teresa Lasley Graves, Sara Edwards, James Murrell, Cynthia Curry, Walter Graves, Kaneice Conover Frost, Danny Wilkinson and Mike Watson.
Row three, from left: Alex Hancock, Jeff Neat, Randy Corbin, Larry Franklin, Jimmy Bennett and Greg Rogers. Comments | Permalink
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