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Spirit Week at ACMS


2019-11-23 - Columbia - Photo by Brody Blair.
This was Spirit Week at Adair County Middle School. On Thursday, it was Color Wars Day. Sixth Grade was instructed to wear red, Seventh white and Eighth blue. - BB


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OCC 2019: Alexis Gaskins


2019-11-23 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Mark Fudge.
ACMS sixth grader Alexis Gaskins used her own resources to put together 16 OCC shoebox gifts. Individuals, groups, and churches can drop off OCC Shoebox Gifts at the Wheet Fellowship Hall at 1200 Jamestown Street Saturday from 9-11, Sunday 2-4, and Monday 9-11.


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OCC 2019: Anekah Albrektson


2019-11-23 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Mark Fudge.
ACMS sixth grade student Anekah Albrektson decided to have her friends bring OCC gifts to her birthday party instead of gifts for her. As a result, she collected 16 OCC shoebox gifts.


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OCC 2019: Jonathon Butler


2019-11-23 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Mark Fudge.
ACMS seventh grader Jonathon Butler prepared two boxes for the Operation Christmas Child program.


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OCC 2019: ACMS 6th Grade


2019-11-23 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Mark Fudge.
These sixth grade students and teachers combine forces to pack 46 shoebox gifts.

Pictured are, front row: Angelica Bell, Alexis Gaskins, Abbie Kemp, Bella Edwards, and Natalie Sneed.

Back row: Diana Eastham, Bryleigh Wheet, Deb Waddell, and Anekah Albrektson.


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KY Afield Outdoors: Waterfowl season looks promising


2019-11-23 - Frankfort, KY - Photo by Lee McClellan.
The waterfowl seasons open Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 28, statewide. The recent cold snap pushed great numbers of ducks into Kentucky and portends a productive opening to the duck season. Canada goose numbers remain strong across Kentucky as well. The moist soil habitat preferred by waterfowl is in the best shape in years.


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Travel: Savannah, GA


2019-11-23 - Savannah, GA - Photo by Pen.
One of the tree-lined streets in the Historic District in downtown Savannah, GA.


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