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Santa Claus is Coming to Town sung by Mrs. Feese's class


2017-12-15 - Adair County Primary Center (ACPC), 158 Col. Casey Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Laura Marcum, Music Teacher, ACPC.
Mrs. Feese's class performs the song "Santa Claus is Coming to Town" in the ACPC Kindergarten Christmas Sing-A-Long. A little dancing Santa came out to join the class. - Laura Marcum


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Keltner kindergarten calls sings: Deck the Halls


2017-12-15 - Adair County Primary Center (ACPC), 158 Col. Casey Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Laura Marcum, Music Teacher, ACPC.
Mrs. Keltner's class performs the song "Deck the Halls" in the ACPC Kindergarten Christmas Sing-A-Long. This was a great way to kick off the show. - Laura Marcum


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AYDC students benefit from CEEAS at Christmas


2017-12-15 - Adair County Youth Development Center, 401 Appleby Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Wes Irvin, School Administrator.
In July of 2017 Wes Irvin, Angela Dean and Angie Neat attended a conference in Baltimore MD entitled CEEAS (Continuing Education Excellence in Alternative Settings), this conference focused on implementing more technology opportunities in secured settings. Adair Youth Development Center (AYDC) students benefited by receiving a variety of technology tools. Students used a green screen to create their own unique Christmas Card to send home to family members as well using a 3D Pen to make homemade Christmas Ornaments.-Wes Irvin, School Administrator


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Casey Creek Lodge presents bikes to attendance winners


2017-12-15 - Adair County Elementary School (ACES), 870 Indian Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo from Alice Curry, Adair County Elementary.
Rihannah Giles (5th grade) and Jayden Campbell (3rd grade) were the first semester winners of the bicycles donated by Casey Creek Lodge F & AM #536 for perfect attendance at Adair County Elementary School. Rihannah and Jayden are pictured with their bicycles along with Marvin Martin (Jr. Warden), Brian DeWitt (Sr. Warden), and Carper Hayes (Master). ACES would like to thank Casey Creek Lodge F & AM #536 for their donation! - ALICE CURRY


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Families ringing Salvation Army Bells - The Sanduskys


2017-12-15 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Willard Pritchard.
Several families and youth groups are helping others by ringing the bell for the Salvation Army. Sammie Jo and brother Luke Sandusky helped their mother Brittany ring at the Columbia IGA Store, 900 Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY. This year's campaign last until December 23, 2017, and helps Adair County families at Christmas and throughout the year. --Willard Pritchard


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ICYMI: Sue Stivers honored by officials on her day


2017-12-15 - 201 Burkesville St., Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com.
In case you missed it, Sue Stivers enjoyed honors and accolades for her life of service to this community on her special day Dec. 9, 2017. Pictured are Rep. Bam Carney, left, and Sen. Max Wise to Sue's right, in their presentations. The wording from the Senate document has been added to the story of the event. In the background are Ellen Zornes and A.L. Sinclair.


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JIM - Christmas Wish List, 15 Dec 1925 - Murray & Jones


2017-12-15 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo from the collection of JIM.
n 1925, the US economy rocked, and between flappers with shinglebobs, young men sporting raccoon coats, and speakeasies fueled by bathtub gin and hot jazz, America roared. (Of course, none of those things existed in Adair County, though Herb Taylor openly sold jazz phonographs along with the Victrolas and Edison machines on which to play them.) In the spirit of the times, Murray & Jones (Albin Murray and Lula Jones), located in the south corner of the square, offered Christmas goodies for kids of all ages. This ad appeared in the December 15 edition of the News. - JIM. Clicking Read More now accesses album of ads, which have reached "critical mess" to allow the reader to peruse, and see how, weather, war, and economic welfare set the mood from somber, sober & subsistence celebrations to sizzling, often bespotted, and spendthrift celebrations.


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