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Faculty, staff opening day: We're all in this together
2015-08-06 - 526 Indian Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Shamarie Harper Claiborne, Adair County School District .
Cady Taylor, Ellie Cheatham, and Jordan Grider during their performance of "We're All in This Together" during the Adair County Schools Opening Day activities. They represent the Adair County Elementary School and did a fabulous job! - Shamarie Harper Claiborne
(Note: Some are wondering about the letters on the floor. They are a reflection of the banner, most saw. That reflection likely wouldn't have happened last year. The finish on floors throughout the Adair County District is a result of a new, lower cost, longer lasting wax the district is using. It's the same wax, Maintenance Director David Jones says, that is used at the Pentagon. - CM)
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New Great Light Way in Columbia - Indian Drive
2015-08-06 - Greensburg Street at Indian Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo Ed Waggener.
With buried utility lines: Work is continuing on the installation of street lights on Indian Drive. A total of 25 of the boulevard lights are being installed, stretching from this point at Indian Drive and Greensburg Street, around Indian Drive, all the way to the back entrance to the John Burr Memorial Gym, at the a point near the new entrance canopies. It's just part of the transformation the campus is undergoing, with so much a surprise for students returning to campus today after a long summer break. Above, Adair County Maintenance Superintendent David Jones and Superintendent Alan W. Reed discussed progress on the lighting project. The Adair County School Board has set as a goal living up to the example set by Lindsey Wilson College. "We're making the transition to college seem just a promotion from K-12, he said. "Our campus is being favorably compared to Lindsey already. In fact, Mr. Jones is already benefitting from the experience shared by Mike Newton, his counterpart at Lindsey." A new Adair Schools entrance sign, along the lines of those at Fairground Street and Lindsey Wilson and by the Lindsey Wilson Holloway Wellness Center, is on the agenda. Yet to be announced: The campus as a walking, biking center, integrated with the community parks system.
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Dori Ann Ballou at L'il Kickers session at LWC
2015-08-06 - Walter S. Reuling Stadium, 151 Holloway Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Laura Burwash.
Dori Ann Ballou of Columbia, KY practices kicking at a recent L'il Kickers session at Lindsey Wilson College's Walter S. Reuling Soccer Stadium, 151 Holloway Drive, Columbia, KY. With her are Ollie Hensley of London, KY and Serity Odd of Campbellsville, KY.The little boy in the photo is Benjamin Peck of Columbia, KY. - from Laura Burwash
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Top Executive of Duo-County at City Council meeting
2015-08-06 - City Hall, 116 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Duo County Telecom CEO Thomas Preston center, after the Monday, Aug 3, 2015 regular session of Columbia City Council. He and Duo-County's Counsel, H.K. Cooper, attended the session to clarify that the firm is not affected by a telephone franchise ordinance, which is specifically addresses the Windstream franchise. Duo-County's cable franchise continues until 2021, they noted, and local cable customers will not be affected by the change. Behind him are, from left, City Gas Superintendent Ron Cook, standing; City Councillors Charles Grimsley, sitting, and Mark D. Harris; City Attorney Marshall Loy, City Councillors Craig Dean and Linda Waggener, standing, and Craig Lasley, seated; and Parks & Recreation Chairman Rev. Bobby Bowe. - EW
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