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Firkins girls bring in OCC Boxes


2016-11-19 - Wheet Fellowship Hall, 1200 Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Mark Fudge, County Chair, Operation Christmas Child.
Gwendolynn Firkins and Angelina Firkins made the final drop off of the day on Saturday, November 19, 2016. They said that their favorite items in the box were a pop up book and a stuffed animal. They were looking forward to making a child happier as a result of their box. - Mark Fudge


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Providence Baptist adds another dozen boxes to Adair OCC total


2016-11-19 - Wheet Fellowship Hall, 1200 Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY . Brandon Nokes and the good people at the Providence Baptist Church found a few go boxes that had not been filled. They put them together and brought them by on Saturday morning.

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Hot Tanz OCC boxes bring total to 2900!


2016-11-19 - Wheet Fellowship Hall, 1200 Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com (c).
Beth Helm dropped off boxes from Hot Tanz. These boxes puts the new Adair County Operation Christmas Child Drop Off center total at over 2900 boxes - just 600 shy of 3,500 goal. - Mark Fudge


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Downtown Columbia, KY: Maple tree removal II


2016-11-19 - Historic Adair County Courthouse, 500 Public Square, Columbia, KY/Facing Jamestown Street - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com (c).
The largest of the courthouse trees, the maple facing Jamestown Street, was removed Thursday evening, November 17, 2016 by Mike and brother Chris Wall of Barns & More (the "More" is tree work, which is very busy this time of the year), and his uncle Gary Melson, who is in the bucket. On the ground is Chris' and Mike's father, Donnie Wall. The tree was completely removed Thursday night and the limbs were hauled away. The tree on the Greensburg Street side of the courthouse will be removed one day next week, Mike Wall said. - EW. Paired Photo. See: Downtown Columbia, KY: Maple tree removal Thu 17 Nov 2016


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Lisa Sopha & Fuzzy Richards first at Adair OCC Drop Off today


2016-11-19 - Wheet Fellowship Hall, 1200 Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Mark Fudge, County Chair, Operation Christmas Child.
The first drop off on Saturday, November 19, 2016, was made by Tri-Generations, a group of adults ranging from ages 22–75 who wanted to do something for children this year as their project. Making the drop off were Lisa Sopha and Fuzzy Richards. - Mark Fudge


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Handiwork of Barney Taylor's ACHS welders, Ag Dept. painters


2016-11-19 - Adair County High School, 526 Indian Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by David Jones, Adair County School District.
David Jones, Adair County School District, featured an in-house, student/teacher, Ag & Welding department fabrication collaboration which resulted in all shiny new dumpsters for the Adair County School District campus. The District supplied the materials, which were fabricated by Barney Taylor's Welding classes, and were then painted by the Adair County High School Agriculture Students. When the new dumpsters are put in place around the campus, they will not only be more attractive, but are projected by Mr. Jones to save the district a net of some $20,000 over the expected lifetime of the containers. - EW. (Clicking Read More accesses Report of School Board meeting 17 Nov 2016, by Wes Feese, Adair County Media Relations)


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Columbia Grows: Franklin Mall, Construction Stage, 17 Nov 2016


2016-11-19 - Dohoney Trace, Holladay Place, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com (c).
Franklin Mall is taking shape. Steel work had progressed quickly when this photo was taken Thursday evening. - EW. Clicking Read More accesses P & Z Meeting report which approved the site plan for the construction. See also: EDA votes not to pursue idea of use of GRCP for fairgrounds


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