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(Ad) Thank you, from Adair Co. Judge Executive Mike Stephens

2018-05-31 - Columbia, Adair County, KY - Photo Campaign photo from candidate

Adair County:

I want to THANK YOU for electing me almost four years ago to serve as your Adair County Judge Executive. I want to THANK YOU for your continued confidence and support in the recent Primary election. THANK YOU for your enthusiasm about the progress we are making together here in Adair County.

To my family and friends, THANK YOU for working tirelessly to help promote the vision we have for Adair County. To our many great county employees, THANK YOU for working hard everyday to make Adair County better and taking so much pride in your work. To the business owners, new and existing, THANK YOU for providing much needed goods and services to our citizens. To those that shop local, THANK YOU for supporting our local businesses. To current and potential investors, THANK YOU for looking at Adair County with a clearer picture of our growth capability. To those that greet me with excitement in their voices about our growth, THANK YOU for understanding the potential we have and fueling the upbeat and promising atmosphere we see and hear all over Adair County.

My pledge to you is that I will continue to keep working hard for Adair County. I have not been and will not be an "office manager" that sits behind a desk all day doing what is required but never going the extra mile. I will continue to push to secure every business, industry or funding dollar available. If an opportunity does not present itself, I will continue to seek it out. We must be proactive. We must be bold. We must keep up the momentum. Our time is now. The foundation has been laid, we must continue to build upon it.

I humbly ask for your vote and support again this November so that we may keep moving Adair County forward together.

THANK YOU

/S/Michael Lee Stephens

Paid for by the candidate, Michael Lee Stephens
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200th Edmonton Birthday grand finale celebrates Edmonton HS

2018-05-31 - Edmonton, KY - Photo from Carol Perkins
On Sunday afternoon September 9, 2018, the Grand Finale of the 200th Birthday Celebration will move from the square to the Old School Cafe where we will be honoring Edmonton High School graduates, as well as anyone who attended elementary, junior high, or high school at this site until it closed in the early 70s. Also recognized will be citizens who are ninety years of age or older. (Please send names to my email: carolsullivanperkins) Bring your family, friends, and visitors to this reception to catch up on "old times." Susan and Carol will kick off the event with a power point presentation and fun memories. Then other will be given time to share their memories, too. Approximate time 3pm-5pmCT. Commemorative shirts will be available, as well as copies of our new book (in the works) that is recreating our town from the 40s through the present. Contact Carol at carolperkins06@gmail.com or call Susan 270-432-2192 to reserve a copy of the book (only 500 available) or if you have any questions. - Carol Perkins
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Robert Ellis: Old Post Office, Chance, Adair Co. KY

2018-05-31 - Chance, Adair County, KY - Photo by Robert Ellis
While out riding around a couple weekends ago with another photographer we made our way over to the Chance community. No doubt this landmark old structure has been photographed a hundred different ways, but this scene, from this view is what attracted me the most. - ROBERT ELLIS. (c) Robert Ellis Woodworking.com
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