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Adair County High School Band in Inaugural Parade
 2019-12-10 - Frankfort, KY - Photo by Adair Co. Judge Executive Gale Cowan. The record-setting, award-winning Adair County High School Marching Band was invited to be part of this morning's Inaugural Parade. They are pictured here marching in Frankfort as the celebrations being and a new governor is sworn in.
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John Hunt Morgan stayed in the Pink Room
 2019-12-10 - Columbia - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. In a visit at the Hurt-Foust home Saturday, Laura Foust shared a few things she'd heard from family growing up there. One story was that when in Columbia, John Hunt Morgan, a big buddy of Cravens, stayed here in what they called the Pink Room, the upper right bedroom. So many wonderful stories! She looks forward to working with the City in the months and years ahead to help preserve the rich history. She said Mike Watson already has much of the history of the place. To read his update, click 'read more'.
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Ireland's best in the world includes perfect mashed potatoes
 2019-12-10 - Cranmer Dining Center, Lindsey Wilson College - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Jerry Holt at right presented the official Rotary Flag to Lindsey Wilson College international student Rachel Reid Monday evening. She was the guest speaker, presenting a brief glimpse of life and geography in her home country, Ireland. She said she Loves Lindsey Wilson but can't wait for the holiday break so she can eat her home food - the best mashed potatoes in the world - nothing like ours. ISP Director Sabine Eastham, in the audience, challenged Rachel to make some of those potatoes at next semester's international foods tasting day. Rachel promised.
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Backstage Christmas performed at Columbia UMC
 2019-12-10 - Columbia - Photo by Maggie Coleman. Columbia United Methodist Church play, "Backstage Christmas," was held Sunday evening, December 8, 2019. It was a story about two unemployed elves who learn the truth meaning of Christmas from the cast of children backstage at a Christmas musical. From left to right in back are: Trey Stephens, Bowen Furkin, Ty Coleman, Raegann Stephens, Ellie Staten, Gabe Coleman; left to right front row: Dori Ann Ballou, Holly Ballou, Reese Corbin, and Jackson Corbin. The children's Wednesday night ministry will resume the second week in January with dinner and discipleship for all ages of children and youth - all are invited.
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A future park and, hopefully, a museum, in Columbia
 2019-12-10 - 516 Burkesville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. The City of Columbia is embarking on an adventure in restoration and preservation with the purchase of this historic property which had been primarily in the Hurt family since the late 1800s. This stately, antebellum structure was erected about 1854 or 1855. It is in very bad shape at present but hopes are high for a very slow improvement process with the help of grants. For Mike Watson's history of this property, click 'read more'.
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Christmas carols on violin at LWC Carnival
 2019-12-09 - Columbia - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Lindsey Wilson College student and soccer team member, Flavia Laich, is also an accomplished violinist. She played Christmas carols as special events got started at the Health and Wellness Center during Saturday's Christmas in Columbia celebration. She is from Ruti/Switzerland studying Mathematics at Lindsey.
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