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Studying shapes and counting


2017-11-08 - ACPC, Columbia, KY - Photo Paula Garrison, Coordinator, ACPC Family Resource Center.
Mrs. Judy Bradshaw, Instructor in Division of Education, is pictured with her granddaughter, Kinley Ray age 4. They are doing a counting and shapes activity made from play doh during Born Learning session #3 that was held on Thursday, November 2, 2017, at Adair County Primary Center. Born Learning Academy is a series of family workshops for parents of children not yet enrolled in Kindergarten. -- Paula Garrison


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Currys attend Family Math Night


2017-11-08 - ACPC, Columbia, KY - Photo Paula Garrison, Coordinator, ACPC Family Resource Center.
Family Math Night was held at Adair County Primary Center on Thursday, October 26, 2017. This event was sponsored by Mrs. Judy Bradshaw's LWC Education Class, Title I, Family Resource Center, and 21st CCLC-Camp Casey. Pictured is Lindsey Wilson College Education student Macy Johnson with April Curry and her children, Thomas Curry, Lukas Curry, Jakub Curry, Gracie Curry, Abigail Curry, and Hailey Curry. Welcome to the Pumpkin Patch was the name of this booth where children learned greater than and less than with pumpkins. Other booths that were set up included Monstrous Measurement, Hang Out with the Spider Society (place value), Candy Corn Counting (adding and subtracting), and Boo Boo Bracelets (pattern bracelets). -- Paula Garrison


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Green River Homemakers meeting Wed 08 Nov 2017


2017-11-08 - County Line Diner, 7393 Campbellsville Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
The Green River Homemakers met today for a luncheon/business meeting at County Line Diner. Above, clockwise from left: Darlene Waddles, Shirley K. Matney, President; Brenda Pendleton, Eva Mae Wilkinson, Betty Flaynik, and Lois Bault. Preparations and plans for Christmas were the main topics. - EW


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Happy 65th Anniversary, Dewey & Glenna Bailey - 08 Nov 2017


2017-11-08 - Liberty Road General Store & Deli, 5097 Liberty Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Patty Smith Edwards.
We want to wish Dewey & Glenna Bailey a Happy 65th wedding anniversary and thank them for letting us be a part of their special day. - Patty


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Adair Frontiersmen at Old Fort Harrod keep settlers safe


2017-11-08 - Old Ft. Harrod State Park 100 S College Street, Harrodsburg, KY - Photo from Ken Hill.
Local frontiersmen Ken Hill, Jake Hill, and Josh Burton, in front, participate in search for hostile natives near Fort Harrod, KY. Just doing our part to keep the frontier safe. - KEN HILL. Paired photo


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Adair Countians keeping the frontier safe


2017-11-08 - Old Ft. Harrod State Park 100 S College Street, Harrodsburg, KY - Photo by Ken Hill.
Adair County frontiersmen Josh Burton and Jake Hill participate in search for hostile natives near Fort Harrod, KY. Just doing our part to keep the frontier safe. - KEN HILL. Paired photo


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Annie Lee creates graffiti-style drawing


2017-11-08 - Campbellsville HS, 230 Main Street, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Calen McKinney, Public Information Officer, Campbellsville Independent Schools.
High School students learn about graffiti art

Campbellsville High School junior Annie Lee creates her graffiti-style drawing. CHS students are learning how to draw graffiti-style art. In Jo Ann Harris's art classes, students are studying controversial subjects such as whether copying a person's artwork is ethical and if they believe graffiti is art. Students recently learned about graffiti-style art made popular by many artists, including England-based graffiti artist Banksy. After discussing whether they believe graffiti is art, students were asked to think about the graffiti art they would make. Students are creating art depicting love, religion, the environment, family, freedom of speech and more. - Calen McKinney (CIS)


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