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Farmers Market Saturday morning
 2021-04-17 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Springtime Saturday mornings means it's time for Farmers Market on the Square. Local meats - beef, pork, chicken - eggs, bedding plants, goat milk soap, flowers, local honey, many crafts, fresh baked bread, baked goods, and greens. Hours are 8-1pmCT in Columbia on the corner of Campbellsville and Merchant Streets.
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Bloomington Chapel Easter Play
 2021-04-17 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Gola Burton. Gola Burton writes, "The Drive-Thru Easter play atĀ Bloomington Chapel Church on April 3rd was well received. Bro Ralph and the congregation would like to thank everyone that came by. In the photo in front of the church are: Vince Hagedorn with the donkey, Kayla Hagedorn with the llama, Brent Moore, Ricky and Deborah Buster as Mary and Joseph, the angels are Lily Streeval and Emma Burton, Sarah Streeval, and Leslie Streeval.
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Mackenzie Bennett accepted to GSE
 2021-04-16 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Adair County Schools. Congratulations to Mackenzie Bennett on being selected for the Governor's School for Entrepreneurs!
Governor's School for Entrepreneurs is a three-week residential summer program held on the campus of a Kentucky university where young entrepreneurs, working in teams, take an idea and utilize STEAM and enterprise skills to create a service or product. Teams explore and build a feasible business model around their idea. On the final day of the program, teams pitch their business ideas to a live audience and panel of judges, known as Demo Day.
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Downtown brighteners
 2021-04-16 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Downtown Tulips are brightening the way - yellow ones pop up as you head over the hill on Hurt Street from old-new Columbia to Guardian and Burkesville Streets, and on the right are the pretty red ones on the Public Square planted by the Garden Club.
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Sources of Strength at Adair County High School
 2021-04-16 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Adair County Schools. May is mental health awareness month, and Sources of Strength at Adair County High is partnering with Kim Brian and The Pete Foundation to sell garden size versions of the Mental Health Flag. They are on sale now in the counselor's office at ACHS for $20. You can contact Mrs. Robin Loy at 270-384-2751 ext. 6247 if you are interested in purchasing a flag.
Front Row: Laney Stotts, Kiara Collins, Halle Burton Second Row: Natalie Stearns, Maison Karnes, Bree Butler, Sarai Collins, Kennedy Stephens, Amber Loy, Third Row: Luke Rich, Mackenzie Parnell, Kaylee Butler, Elizabeth Marcum, Austin Krapf, Abby Claywell, Jasmine Cummins, Emily Murphy, Standing: Robin Loy, Hallie Burton, Ally Brown, Kylie Cowan, Madison Irvin, Lily Loy, Ellie Cheatham, Brody Blair, Mayatu Brown, Madeline Hardwick, Lilly Glass, Hali Anderson.
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The Mental Health Flag
 2021-04-16 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Adair County Schools. Flags were donated locally by Mrs. Kim Brian of Columbia to bring awareness to mental health struggles in our community and to encourage those who are struggling to ask for help. May is mental health awareness month and Sources of Strength at Adair County High is partnering with Kim and The Pete Foundation to sell garden size versions of the flags. SOS members will also be selling the flags this Saturday, April 17, 2021 at the Farmer's Market.
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