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Dr. John B. Begley, LWC's sixth president and Chancellor, speaks


2017-10-24 - Lindsey Wilson College, 210 Lindsey Wilson Street, Columbia, KY - Photo By Travis Smith, LWC Office of Public Relations.
The sixth president of Lindsey Wilson College and Chancellor, Dr. John B. Begley speaks to the LWC community at the 20th Anniversary Chapel Service on Oct. 18, 2017. The chapel was designed by the late world-renowned architect E. Fay Jones, a disciple of the legendary American architect Frank Lloyd Wright, who was widely regarded to be one of the world's leading chapel architects. The chapel is named in honor of Dr. Begley.


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Columbian elected KY Governor; might have been President


2017-10-24 - Adair County Public Library, 307 Greensburg Street, Columbia, KY - Photo CM photo of exhibit by Mike Watson, Adair County Historian.
This National Archival Month Exhibit item is on display all of October in the Genealogy Section of the the Adair County Public Library. It is the certification of the Adair County vote in the gubernatorial election of 1863, which was signed by Adair County Sheriff, Young Elisha Hurt, Sr., and County Court Clerk, John W. Butler. Note the vote count: Bramlette, 986; Wickliffe, 18. As Mike Watson points out in the accompanying piece, not only was Thomas Bramlette a resident of Columbia, he turned down an opportunity which would have surely meant he would have been Vice President of the United States, and because of subsequent events, he would have been President


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CMS names Leaders of the Month of October 2017


2017-10-24 - Campbellsville Middle School, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Calen McKinney, Public Information Officer, Campbellsville Independent Schools.
Campbellsville Middle School recently named its Leaders of the Month for the month of October. They are, from left, front, eighth-grader Dakota Harris, seventh-grader Sean Mings, sixth-grader Jayla Penn, eighth-grader Sarah Adkins and sixth-grader Hunter Falls. Back, seventh-grader McCayla Falls, eighth-grader Brae Washington, seventh-grader Connor Byrd and eighth-grader Brandon Pittman. Not pictured are sixth-graders Diego Noyola and Chloe Mitchell and seventh-grader Briana Davis. - Calen McKinney


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Officers help kick off Red Ribbon Week 23-31 Oct 2017 at ACES


2017-10-24 - Adair County Elementary School (ACES), 870 Indian Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Debbie Cowan, Coordinator, Family Resource Center, ACES.
It is Red Ribbon Week in Adair County Schools. Local law enforcement officers were on hand at ACES early Monday morning, October 23, 2017, to welcome students to school and encourage them to make wise choices. ACES would like to thank Deputy Derek Padgett, Sheriff Harrison Moss and Officer Jordan Dean for helping kick-off Red Ribbon Week. - Debbie Cowan


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Chloe Grider gets to wear Miss KY crown


2017-10-23 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Paula Garrison, Coordinator ACPC Family Resources.
Miss Kentucky, Molly Matney from Metcalfe County, KY, visited Adair County Primary Center on Friday, October 20, 2017. She spoke with students on making healthy choices for kickoff to Red Ribbon/Drug Prevention Week. Chloe Grider, Kindergarten student, is happily being crowned by Miss Kentucky. - Paula Garrison, Coordinator, Adair County Primary Center Family Resource Center.


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Off the beaten path


2017-10-23 - Wayne National Forest, Ironton, OH - Photo by Pen.

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People's Choice Squarecrow award: Bloomington Chapel


2017-10-23 - Adair County Public Library, 307 Greensburg Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Anita Riddle, Adair County Library and Bookmobile Staff.
Bloomington Chapel Squarecrow creators, Debroah Buster, Angie Stotts, Shirley Moss, Martin Spoon, Ralph Foster, Berto Soto, Donnie Curry, Jaycob Buster, Samantha Harris, Mathew Irvin, Madison Stotts, Hailey Soto, Larry Baker, Telissa Moore, Brent Moore, Alex Spoon (and not pictured Sandra Rowlett), display the coveted People's Choice Award Prize. We appreciate all 53 of our Squarecrows as our square came alive! Ellen Zornes, president, Adair Heritage Association


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