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High School students in Service Learning Project at ACES


2017-11-10 - ACES, Columbia, KY - Photo by Daniel Hedges .
Adair County High School students continue to perform a variety of service learning activities during November. Students performed this Service Learning Project by creating stories to read the children. Each story had an important theme that taught a valuable lesson. The high school students, standing, are Autumn Reynolds and Kristina Kirksey, with Billy Salmon seated, talking with the ACES students. -- DH


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MadBear Jerky wins top prize at LWC for business concept


2017-11-10 - Norma & Glenn Hodge Center, 402 Helen Flatt Drive, Columbia, KY. - Photo by Travis Smith, LWC photo.
MadBear Jerky took home first place and a check for $200 for their business concept on Thursday afternoon during the 6th Annual LWC Entrepreneurial and Career Expo in the Hodge Center for Discipleship. Zac Lawson, a business administration student from Bloomfield, KY; and Braxten Leff, a business administration student from Taylorsville, KY, came up with the concept which involves the creation of small batch, bourbon infused craft beef jerky. Front row, from left holding the facsimile check are Zac Lawson and Braxten Leff. Back row are Expo Judges, Dan Thies, Jeff Recker, Barry Loy and Linda Grider, Chair of the School of Business. -- Travis Smith, Assistant LWC Director of Public Relations


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Mitzi McKinley Bault: A naval veteran's memorabilia


2017-11-10 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Mitzi Bault.
Mitzi Bault created this memory case, or shadow box, for memorabilia from L.G. "Peanut" McKinley's service years. He was a lifetime member of VFW Post 6097, was Post Commander post quartermaster and secretary treasurer at the post; the small folded flag was present to him for his services as Post Commander. The coin was also presented at a state VFW meeting. The cap is, obviously, the VFW Post 6097 uniform cap. The cartridge was from the Full Military Honors render at his funeral.


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The letter acknowledging the U.S. Navy's error


2017-11-10 - Russell Springs, KY - Photo from the collection of Mitzi Bault.
Mitzi McKinley Bault found this letter after the year 2000. The date of the letter from the chief Naval Personnel, acknowledging an error which had caused her grandparents untold grief and anxiety, was dated after World War II was over, 7 Nov 1946. - Mitzi McKinley Bault.


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My Dad - World War II Naval Vet L.G. (Peanut) McKinley


2017-11-10 - Texas - Photo by Mitchell McKinley; from the collection of Mitzi McKinley Bault.
This photo was taken when Daddy was in Texas on a trip with his son Mitchell & daughter-in-law Donna, when Daddy was, I think, 79. -- MB


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My Doggie is Home: Daisy is back


2017-11-10 - Keltner Road, Columbia, KY - Photo .
Daisy is homeMya Mullins and her brother Tristan Mullins, are shown yesterday right after school. Timothy Mullins, their father, opened the door and saw the dog. When the kids got off the bus and saw her, they were shouting and screaming, and crying for joy. "Daisy's home!" The family wants to thank the Samaritan - who, they believe - must have taken Daisy in out of the cold, and later learned where she lived, and brought her back. Grandmother Sandy Ford says last night the celebration for the prodigal's return was fun and went on for a few hours. Mya and Tristan kept calling her, she said, to tell her just how happy they were. "Mya's last call was that she was ready to sleep and snuggle with Daisy," who is a house dog and who only goes out for runs and essential calls.


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Election 2018: Sandra J. Kerns files for Magistrate/4


2017-11-10 - Adair Annex, Ste. 3, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo from Kerns family.
Sandra Kerns filed on Day Two, Thursday, November 9, 2017, as a candidate for the Republican nomination for Magistrate, District 4, subject to the Tuesday, May 22, Kentucky Primary Election. With her are her as signers are her husband, Joe Kerns, and friend Melissa Keltner. - Back to - Election 2018: Latest List of candidates, Adair Co, KY


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