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ACHS Class of 2019: Agriculture Award


2019-05-30 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Jenna Rodgers.
Adair County High School Principal Troy Young presented the Agriculture Department award to graduating senior Kyron Burton.


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Happy 21st birthday Will White


2019-05-29 - Columbia, KY - Photo by proud Mom, Jane Todd.

Happy 21st birthday to Will White who is working third shift as we speak. I remember when he was born, when he was in his bouncy seat at the kitchen cabinet, when he drove his little trucks in the gravel driveway with his Mamoo standing by, when he was the big brother to little cousins in Shelbyville, when he got his drivers license, his high school diploma and when he started a very hard job that sends most people packing - he did it all with his trademark smile and patience with everyone around him. As my nephew turns 21, I wish him continued blessings of safety, health and joy every day in everything he does!!! - Aunt Linda


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Matthew and his supporters at School Board meeting


2019-05-29 - Adair County School Board - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Matthew Alatorre wowed the crowd in attendance at the May Adair County School Board meeting with the demonstration of his special abilities in geography. He is pictured here with his mother, Maria holding Emma, and his father Elias, at left. His fourth grade teacher, Mike Mantooth, at right, said, "I've never seen anyone know more about geography in my life. However, he knows so much more. He can tell you populations of countries, states, cities, etc. He's an absolute ball of fun and has an infectious attitude. To get the full effect one just needs to hang out with him for a little bit - Your life will be changed." (Click read more for more details and photos).


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Scenic Kentucky: country roads in May are gifts


2019-05-29 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Scenes like this one have been our gifts in the month of May 2019. Yellow fields and tall grasses and green hills - all gifts.


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Playing in the Creek


2019-05-29 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Michael Ratliff.
Michael writes, "Four year old James Streeval (grandson of Faylene Streeval) playing in the creek near Fairplay. Little boys just love Kentucky creeks."


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Where's the gap - what does Adair need to do for jobs?


2019-05-29 - 210 Burkesville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Bobby Morrison, newest Board member on the local Economic Development Authority, asked members at the May meeting to consider what's different about Adair County in relation to others around us. He noted that especially Taylor and Russell Counties seem to have been able to recruit and keep jobs where Adair seems to stay behind. He's volunteering to help.

The boy who spent his barefoot summers discovering the world of Harvey's Ridge in southern Adair County says he's done "pretty good." He grew up to travel the world, managing setup, recruitment and training of employees for 40 OshKosh plants in various countries.

He wonders if building stronger relationships with leaders in state business and industry areas will help, and volunteers time if needed. EDA Chair Mark Dykes added he believes Adair will be more ready for recruitment with the completion of the Industrial Park road planned for this summer.


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Remembering sisters Geniece and Daisy


2019-05-28 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Each spring we always celebrate the loves-me, loves-me-not field daisies and at the same time we celebrate Mom's sister by that name who was a teacher, mentor and protector to her curious little sister Geniece. Both are gone now so I celebrate the flowers and the memories of the sisters with Daisy's daughter, my cousin Patti. - LW


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