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It's all Blue & Black for Adair Band at BoC Jamestown St. Branch


2013-10-25 - 807 Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY - Photo submitted by Jamie Kenyon.
Bank of Columbia, 807 Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY
Bank of Columbia's Branch location employees are wearing their blue & black in support of the Adair County Band! First Row: Jamie Kenyon, Hanna Rowe; Second Row: Donna Stotts, Marsha Godsey, Jane Smith. Third Row: Brian Popplewell, Janet Harmon, Bonnie Powell - Jamie Kenyon Jamie Kenyon


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Alison Durham Spear at Columbia Church of the Nazarene (Ad)


2013-10-25 - 1200 Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY - Photo from Pastor David Kemp. 90th Anniversary Celebration at Columbia Church of the Nazarene On Sunday, October 27, 2013, there is a homecoming anniversary celebration at 10amCT, with dinner on the grounds following. Special music by Allison Durham Speer and the message from Dr. Gary Allen Henecke. There is a 1pmCT concert on Sunday October 27, 2013, with Allison Durham Speer. Join us as we celebrate 90 years of God's faithfulness at the Columbia Church of the Nazarene. Sincerely, Pastor David Kemp

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Alison Spear coming to Columbia Church of the Nazarene (Ad)


2013-10-25 - 1200 Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY - Photo from Columbia Church of the Nazarene. At Columbia Church of the Nazarene, 1200 Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY we are celebrating 90 years of God's faithfulness. On Saturday, October 26 at 10amCT, there is a ladies event called, "Fill My Cup" that includes entertainment by Gaither recording artist, Allison Durham Speer. David Kemp, pastor

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ADAIR Band: A big Thank You to Luanna Akin


2013-10-25 - Blue Raider Stadium, 828 Russell Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Shamarie Claiborne, ADAIR BAND photo.
Luanna Akin was bundled up watching practice last night. The ADAIR Band Nation owes her a BIG thank you - she has made sure the children have had water, peanut butter crackers, sun screen, wash cloths, etc…. all season long at EVERY practice! Last night, we all thought of her at least once because her late husband Terry Akin was not on the field. He loved ADAIR and was always so excited about state. Terry is missed so much, yet we are so blessed and grateful to have Luanna! - Shamarie Claiborne


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Blue & Black today for ADAIR Band today at Bank of Columbia


2013-10-25 - Bank of Columbia, 144 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo submitted by Gina Baker. Bank of Columbia's downtown location employees are wearing their blue & black in support of the Adair County Band! Front row: Michelle Moore, Chris Quinn, Kimberly Janes. 2nd row: Connie Devore, Jane Hardwick, Kathy Jones, Mary Coomer, Melinda Booher, Linda Bennett, Bobbie Ford, Rhonda Cox, Gina Baker. 3rd row: Mark Dykes, Randall Banks, Michelle Powell, Doyle Lloyd, Debbie Selby, Bryan Caldwell, Pam Smith. - Gina Campbell. (The Bank of Columbia is a Vanguard Supporter of the ADAIR Band and a most appreciated advertiser supporting coverage of the band. We welcome news photos such as this one from all - CM)

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Matt Bevin revisits Columbia, re-emphasizing vow made here


2013-10-25 - Lindsey Wilson College, Columbia, KY - Photo by Innocent Bystander. Senatorial candidate Matt Bevin, left now makes Columbia, KY a destination on campaign trips, to focus on the famous vow he made at Columbia's Downtown Days before God, the First & Farmers National Bank, and the Saintly Old Gentleman with the nice haircut on the right that he will beat Senator Mitch McConnell in the Republican Primary and, in doing so, he will be the first person in United States History to beat a sitting minority or majority leader in either house in a primary He points out that when Senator Tom Dashiell and House Speaker Tom Foley were defeated, it was in general elections. Bevin was also in Columbia to visit his friend Dakota Meyer. He was on his way to a speaking engagement in Bowling Green, KY.

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Principal Patty Jones: promoting ADAIR band, Race to the Top


2013-10-25 - The WAVE studio, Columbia, KY - Photo iPhone photo by Larry Smith, The WAVE 92.7 FM radio. Adair County Primary Center Principal Patty Jones was my guest this morning on The WAVE 92.7, at 7amCT, discussing Education, the Race to the Top, and of course, the ADAIR Band's quest for a 21st State Championship. She said that it's a new day for education, adding that the pressure is on, not only for parents and students, but for principals and administrations, school boards, and superintendents as well. - Larry Smith, 92.7 the WAVE

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