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Adair Heritage Association receives gift from AT&T


2016-01-13 - historic Adair County Courthouse, 500 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, lifetime member of the Adair Heritage Association.
The second of two $1,000 gifts to local groups was presented to the Adair Heritage Association at the courthouse Monday by AT&T. Pictured are the four who were central to making the connections, from left: Sen. Max Wise; Hollie Spade, AT&T regional director of external and legislative affairs; Lee Ann Jessee, Adair Public Library director and board member of the AHA; and Rep. Bam Carney.


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JOY Ministries receives gift from AT&T


2016-01-13 - Joy Church, Campbellsville St., Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener.
JOY Ministries received a gift of $1,000 from AT&T Monday. Present to receive the gift were, from left, Tyler Absher and Krystal Cundiff, members of Joy Church; Maggie Coleman, Carol Thomas, Linda Waggener and Lee Ann Jessie with Joy Ministries; and Rep. Bam Carney and Sen. Max Wise.


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Starting at two years old pays off for GRL fishing


2016-01-13 - Green River Lake - Photo By Mitzi Bault.
On Green River, Blake Cowan had a good day fishing. Blake started fishing at around the age of 2 years. His late great grandfather Peanut McKinley spent hours at ponds, creeks and lakes teaching him how to fish and a lot about untangling fishing line. Sometimes we would find Daddy outside in a chair; he had Blake casting his line at a bucket. Wonderful life for a child. - Mitzi Bault


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Book: Campbellsville Fire Department 100 years of Service


2016-01-13 - 101 E Main Street, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Larry Smith, FM 92.7 the WAVE & FM 99.9 the Big Dawg.
The Campbellsville Bicentennial Commision has received copies of this Campbellsville Fire Department Centennial book which is now on sale. The cost is $25. - Larry Smith


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Constables get office in the Historic Adair County Courthouse


2016-01-13 - Adair Annex, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Constables, from left, Joe Collins, Jason Rector, and Ed Wigal, were all smiles after receiving Adair County Fiscal Court approval last night, Tue 12 Jan 2016, for the constables to occupy the one-time circuit court clerk's office, most recently rented by Matt Baker, in the Historic Adair County Courthouse. Jason Rector, who is also president of the state constable's association made the group's main presentation, and on the recommendation of Adair County Judge Executive Mike Stephens, Rector's request was granted and the court approved, 6-2, with Daryl Flatt (2) and Billy Dean Coffey (5) dissenting and Magistrates Harold Burton (1), Sammy Baker (3), Perry Reeder (4), Greg Caldwell (6) Terry Hadley (7), and Judge Stephens affirming. Rector said the group will use the office to convene meetings, and that some state meetings of the constable's association and some training sessions will be in Columbia. There is also a vault which can be used by the constables. Judge Stephens said that providing the office will help maintain security for the building and said that it was his experience that buildings which are unoccupied deteriorate more rapidly. Also present, but not in this photo, was Constable Shannon Rowe. - Ed Waggener


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CIS technology coordinator receives Dare to Soar award


2016-01-13 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Calen McKinney, Public Information Officer/Grant Writer.
Campbellsville Independent Schools CIO/District Technology Coordinator Virgil Parker, at left, receives the Dare to Soar award from Campbellsville Independents Schools Superintendent Mike Deaton. - Calen McKinney


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Welcome baby Hannah Lofton!


2016-01-12 - Photo from Gola Burton.
Hannah Puncho Faith Lofton was born January 7, 2016 at 1:48amET. She weighed 7 pounds, 12.5 ounces, and was 19 inches long. Hannah is the daughter of Nicholas and Alicia Lofton and the little sister of Gabriel and Giovanni Lofton. Hannah is the maternal granddaughter of Marshall Lee Burton and Laurella Willis and the paternal granddaughter of Ivory and Claretha Lofton.


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