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AYDC Veterans honored with speech by WWII vet Edgar Holmes
2012-11-19 - AYDC, 401 Appleby Drive, Columbia, KY 42728 - Photo by John Walker. AYDC photo.
World War II Army Veteran Mr. Edgar Holmes Front: was the speaker at the Adair Youth Development Center's 2012 ceremony honoring AYDC veterans/heroes, from left - Ryan McQueary, Greg Burchett, Jason Bradshaw, Chris Gadberry, Jeff Arms, Larry Johnson, and Bradley Jones. Not pictured - Russell Hunt and Michael Mangum - John Walker The photo was taken Thursday, November 15, 2012. - John Walker, AYDC instructor
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ACMS Cheerleaders are State Bound!
2012-11-19 - Central Hardin High School, 3040 Leitchfield Road, Cecilia, KY - Photo by Sandra VanArsdale.
The Adair County Middle School (ACMS) Cheerleaders are State Bound after the Saturday, November 17, 2012, cheer competition at Central Hardin High School in Elizabethtown, KY, where they received First Runner Up in the Super Large Division. This is the first time in school history that the cheerleaders will be competing in the State competition in Richmond on December 8, 2012. Showing off their trophy are Front row, from left Elizabeth Jenkins, Emily Wall, Lexi Gist, Sydney Slaven, Hayley Reynolds and Michaela Walker. Second row: Emily Perkins, Stevie Keltner, Brh Brown, Emily Pyles, Kaylee Burton, Leah Brown and Tiana Taylor. Back row: Payton Coomer, Alayna Willis, Renita VanArsdale, Grace Ann Antle, Abby Myers, Katelyn Cowan, Bre Stephens, Allie Brummett, Payton Phillips, Chloe Hixson, and Ch'Dara Wheat. - Sandra VanArsdale
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Kenneth Parsley's New Zealand White wins Best in Show
2012-11-19 - Hopkinsville, KY - Photo by Linda Parsley. Adair County Elementary School Fifth Grader Kenneth Parsley with ARBA (American Rabbit Breeders Association) judge Stacey Easton Martin from OH. This is Kenneth's 2nd Best in Show win with this same rabbit. His first win was at the Wilson County Fair in Lebanon, TN on August 18, 2012. Kenneth competes and travels all over the midwest and southern states with his show rabbits. Kenneth is a 5th grade student from ACES. - Linda Parsley
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Kiki is missing from Lindsey Wilson College area
2012-11-18 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Jennifer Moody. Monday, November 19, 2012: Kiki came home on her own
Kiki is missing from Lindsey Wilson area
For anyone in the Columbia area, please be on the lookout for our dog, Kiki. She broke her collar sometime last night or early this morning and ran off. She has gone missing from the Lindsey Wilson College area. She is 1/2 border collie/black lab and has a white patch on her chest and her feet are also white. Keep in mind that she will not have a collar any ID since she broke her collar. If you see her, please call or text 270-378-0119. - Jennifer Collins
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CWC Home Tour 2012: Columbia-Union Presbyterian Church
2012-11-18 - 304 Burkesville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by George Kolbenschlag. The Columbia Union Presbyterian Church 304 Burkesville Street (Bing Map), Columbia, KY
Kitty Frazier was a widow in 1856 when women did not usually have control of finances. She was ahead of her time, however, with a good sense of business. Records show she was granted a license in 1843 to keep a tavern, what we might think of as an inn - a place for weary travelers to rest and have a meal. Kitty also had some land. She donated a half acre to build a Presbyterian Church, which has been a place of worship for 155 years. Bricks were made and fired in a yard on Jones Street, the limestone steps and foundation were hand chiseled. During the Civil War the steeple was handy for a lookout southward from where rebel troops were likely to come.
Pause and listen to carols played - ones that have been sung in this sanctuary for over one hundred fifty years. There is much to learn and treasure from this oldest church building in Columbia. A reception in the Claycomb Room adjoining the sanctuary will give a chance to sample Christmas delicacies prepared by members of the Columbia Woman's Club while learning more about this church's interesting history. - Vonnie Kolbenschlag
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