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ACHS Spring Concert: Andy Davis will be one of the singers
 2019-04-30 - Adair County High School, Columbia, KY - Photo from Ginna Franklin, Music Director at ACHS. You can hear Andy Davis sing in the Spring Concert is at Columbia United Methodist Church, 7pmCT on May 16, 2019. Andrew William "Andy" Davis is in 12th grade at ACHS and is a member of the choir. He is the son of Randy and Rhonda Davis of Columbia and has been singing since he was three years old. He took his first music class in Kindergarten. Andy sings tenor and his nickname is King Monkey. He and the other choir members and the director Ginna Franklin invite everyone to attend the concert.
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Rev. Paul Patton honored for 60 years of ministry
 2019-04-30 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Robbie Bell.
Egypt Christian Church held a surprise celebration to honor their pastor Paul Patton on Sunday, April 28th. Pictured is Bro. Paul Patton, accepting the award for his 60 years of ministry. Presenting the award was Jacob Doss.
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Zoey is missing in Fairplay area, Adair County
 2019-04-30 - Photo from family collection. Our female, black lab is missing. She got loose almost two weeks ago and we have not seen her. She goes by Zoey and she went missing in Fairplay. Email Laurenpresleygrant@gmail.com --Lauren Grant
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Business News: Ellen and Steve at Morgan Smith tour
 2019-04-30 - Columbia - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Steve Hancock shared his creative space at Morgan Smith Industries with longtime friend Ellen Zornes on the tour of the plant last week. Steve has been in the furniture making craft for most of his life. His father Ben Hancock first showed him how to create fine projects from wood when he was a boy. He continues the family tradition.
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Cumberland River at flood stage at start of April 2019
 2019-04-30 - Creelsboro, Russell County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. The Cumberland River was at flood stage at the start of this month of April, 2019. The side-by-side pictures were made from the hill above Rockhouse Bottom which was flooded by the river. In just a month, leaves have grown so much that these views wouldn not have been nearly as wide. The cliffs, in the photo at right, are just past the Rockhouse.
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Business News: Angie shares job history photos with group
 2019-04-30 - Columbia - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Angie Cowan, Assistant Project Manager, far right, shares details of the various jobs Morgan Smith Industries has completed in the past few years. The architectural millwork and custom fabrication manufacturer, bought the plant in 2015 and over 40 jobs are provided there.
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Business News: Donna and Samantha help with tours
 2019-04-30 - Columbia - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Donna Simpson, Office Manager, at left, and Samantha Oakes, Project Manager, helped greet visitors and give tours of Morgan Smith Industries. Guests were invited to tour the
Columbia plant last week.
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