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Lapsit Group studies Two Little Witches and Pumpkin Faces


2013-10-28 - ACPL, 307 Greensburg Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. The Lapsit Group at Adair County Public Library this morning did a lot of hard learning, listening attentively to Ms. Aleina, right as she read "Two Little Witches" and "Pumpkin Faces" to them. The kids made Halloween Hangers, sang a song, then went upstairs to trick or treat Library Director Lee Ann Jessee. Kids there, in no particular order, were R.J. Josie, Kash, and Bailey. Among the "adults" - at least before and after lapsit; they could be kids again during all the fun, were Rita Partin, Monica Hare, Darlene Simpson, and Kathy Cox, whose having a big day awaiting the performance of her daughter, Korianne Cox, as former Gradyville Postmaster Daisy Cox in tonight's Silent City. Silent City leaves from the Adair Public Library, 307 Greensburg Street, at 5pmCT, walking to the Columbia Cemetery, for live performances by Cox, Joe Flowers, Wanda Beard, Lee Ann Jessee and J.D. & Ellen Zornes.

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Garnett Cousins from Minnesota, KY meet for first time


2013-10-28 - ACPL, 307 Greensburg Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ernestine Bennett. Cousins from Minnesota, all related to the Garnett family of Adair County, met Adair County cousins in Columbia today, Monday, October 29, 2013, for the first time, at the Adair County Public Library Genealogy Room. They are, from left Kerrie Blees (MN), Wanda Young Beard (Adair), Susan Garnett Strobel (MN); Sara Garnett Coop (Adair), and Marilynn Norenberg (MN). All were excited that cousin Wanda Beard will be in tonight's "Silent City" performance, though their schedule did not provide time to attend the event. - Ernestine Bennett, ACPL Genealogical Librarian

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ADAIR Band at State KMEA Awards Ceremony


2013-10-28 - Louisville, KY - Photo from Shamarie Claiborne, ADAIR Band. Drum Major Ashley Simpson stands in front of the ADAIR Band, at the awards ceremony very late Saturday night after Adair County won second place in the State KMEA AAA Band Competition. This year, only the narrowest margin separated ADAIR from first place. Next for ADAIR: The nationals in Indianapolis. SHAMARIE CLABORNE

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Kings Kids visit Summit Manor


2013-10-28 - 400 Bomar Heights, Columbia, KY - Photo By Gale Cowan.
The Kings Kids Youth Group from Pickett's Chapel United Methodist Church visited Summit Manor Nursing Home & Rehab Facility Sunday, October 27, 2013 and passed out Treats instead of Tricks to the residentsYouth in the photo are: Beth Ann Cowan, Derek Burris, Emylou Miller, Briley Taylor, Carrie Ann Smith, Madison Bell, Kelsey Keltner, Hailey Taylor, Allison Burris, Brady Cowan, Samantha Shepherd, and Matthew Dunbar. - Gale Cowan, Pickett's Chapel United Methodist Church


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Scenic Taylor County: Campbellsville, a walking campus


2013-10-28 - N Columbia Avenue, Campbellsville, KY - Photo By Ed Waggener. Downtowns all over the 7-County Area are becoming more pedestrian friendly. Campbellsville is one of the leaders in the trend. Above, most are in a guided tour for prospective students, walking from N Columbia to N Hoskins. A few the other way. Among the features making foot traffic more inviting are broad, protected, lighted, walkways; lots of places to stop and sit and just enjoy. A convenience at this point above is that pedestrians are always a short distance from coffee shops, restaurants, and great Wi-Fi, either on the campus or in downtown. Only Broadway crossings - not so bad if one masters the crossing buttons - are threatening for cyclists and walkers, and still serves as a divide between elements of the urban campus. - EW

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Wismet Moinus, Naples, FL receives blessing of hands


2013-10-28 - V.P. Henry Auditorium, 210 Lindsey Wilson Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer. LWC photo. Lindsey Wilson College Assistant Chaplain Carol Weddle, left, blesses the hands of nursing student Wismit Moinius of Naples, FL, during Sunday evening's "Ceremony of Blessing & Transition" in V.P. Henry Auditorium.Duane Bonifer, Lindsey Wilson College

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Dr. Phil Aaron puts white coat on Fatima Yousufi


2013-10-28 - V.P. Henry Auditorium, 210 Lindsey Wilson Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer. LWC photo. Dr. Phil Aaron of Columbia, KY puts a white coat on Lindsey Wilson College nursing student Fatima Yousufi of Kabul, Afghanistan, during the Sunday evening, October 27, 2013 "Ceremony of Blessing & Transition" in V.P. Henry Auditorium.Duane Bonifer, Lindsey Wilson College

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