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Adair County School Campus new gateway to learning
 2017-05-19 - Greensburg/Indian Drive Campus,Adair County Schools Campus, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, Columbiamagazine.com(c) . The Adair County School Board and most in the audience at the Thu 18 May 2017 Adair County School Board meeting walked from the Adair County Middle School to a landmark moment in the transformation of the Adair County School Campus, the official unveiling of the "A" logo on the new campus gate the Indian Drive entrance to the meticulously loved, campus, whose maintenance sets a lofty standard for other campuses - public or private, at all learning levels, all over Kentucky. The gate was constructed by students Parker Staton, Bryce Judd, Abby Gunter, Jaycob Lee, Bradley Maslen, Xavier Mathis, Gabe Cowan, and Samuel Willis, supervised by Instructor Barney Taylor, and coordinated with Adair County Schools Director of Maintenance David Jones, who used the occasion as the focus of his monthly Buildings & Grounds Report to the Board of Education. - EW. Photo 18 May 2017.
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New partnership agreement is official
 2017-05-18 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Mariah Stearns. Chief Nursing Officer for Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital, Sheryl Glasscock (left) and Lindsey Wilson College President, William T. Luckey Jr (right), sign the partnership argreement between the two organizations.
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LWC, LCRH Partner To Expand Opportunities for Nurses
 2017-05-18 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Mariah Stearns. Lindsey Wilson College Nursing Faculty join the Administrative Staff from LWC and Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital at the agreement signing ceremony on Tuesday, May 16. The partnership expands learning opportunities for existing hospital employees.
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Farmers Market on the Square: Outstanding Business/Industry 2017
 2017-05-18 - Cranmer Dining Center, Lindsey Wilson College, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com. Farmers Market on the Square was introduced by Henrietta Scott, widow of Jeff Scott who was very instrumental in starting the group of folks with a vision shared of something the whole community could share that could grow larger in its service. He believed it should be something that included the mind and the spirit. He grew apples as his part of the Farmers Market as well as acted as leader. I know Jeff would be very, very proud. She asked Barbara Armitage to come and explain the FM2 service. Barbara said FM2 could not have been done without Jeff as one of the founding members. One of the members who sat with us and said, "what if..." In the photo, from left, are: Ellen Zornes, Veronica Klinglesmith, Donna Jones, Wayne Armitage, Maula Meier, Caitlyn Helm, Sandy, Scott, Jimmy Helm and Darrell Bunnell (in back), Barbara Armitage, Henrietta Scott, Tim Blackaby (in back), Darrell Andrews and Rep. Bam Carney. See also: Awards presented at annual Chamber of Commerce banquet
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Nick Fudge: Outstanding Employee of the year
 2017-05-18 - Cranmer Dining Center, Lindsey Wilson College, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com. Nick Fudge was voted Outstanding Employee of 2017 by members of the Chamber of Commerce. Matt Loy said in his introduction, "Nick Fudge, even in his earliest sports efforts, showed leadership, competitiveness and always kept his composure. And now that we work together at the bank I see many of those same qualities. He is very hard working, trustworthy and reliable. His very best quality is how he treats everyone. He makes everybody feel important. I'm proud to present this award to him." From left are: Ellen Zornes, Matt Loy,
Nick Fudge and Rep. Bam Carney. See also: Awards presented at annual Chamber of Commerce banquet
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JOY Ministries: Outstanding Volunteer 2017
 2017-05-18 - Cranmer Dining Center, Lindsey Wilson College, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com. Voted the volunteer of the year for 2017 was the organization that works hard to help others, JOY Ministries. Volunteer Ashley Curry introduced the work of the Ministry. "JOY Ministries goes above and beyond for people who are in need. They show the love of Jesus every day in service to others. Their name JOY stands for Jesus, Others, and You." From left are: Ellen Zornes, Lee Ann Jessie, Maggie Coleman, Ashley Curry, Krystal Cundiff, Traci Sharpe, Rep. Bam Carney in back, and Sarah Dean.See also: Awards presented at annual Chamber of Commerce banquet
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