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Craig Feese gets receptive hearing for Little League Football
2012-11-14 - Adair Annex, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Craig Feese, Standing, right of the Adair County Little League Football program, appeared before Fiscal Court to request additional funding, beyond the $500 per year given to Little League Football, Basketball, and Baseball by the Court each year. Feese told the court that through a cooperative effort of Lindsey Wilson College, three Little League Football Bowls, held at Blue Raider Stadium in the Lindsey Wilson Sports Park, now attract hundreds of participants to Columbia at each bowl. One, he said, the Kosair Bowl, raises $8-10,000 for Kosair Charities. He noted that the visitors are a boost to the Adair County economy, adding a significant boost to restaurant and retail while they are here. Judge Ann Melton, left and members of the court will take the matter up at a subsequent meeting, after receiving the group's financial statement. Lower right, facing the camera: Adair County Treasurer Barry Corbin. The scene is from the Tuesday, November 13, 2012 regular meeting of the Adair Fiscal Court.
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Antoine Rouse presents Project Lifesaver to Court
2012-11-14 - Adair Annex, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Antoine Rouse, Speaking Through Silence left presented the outline of Project Lifesaver, a GPS monitoring system designed to rescue persons with autism or Alzheimer's who may wander off. They received an enthusiastic reception at the Adair Fiscal Court. Speaking Through Silence, an innovative Autism support and awareness program started in Columbia by Greg Blair, right and Rouse, has set out to raise $4,200 to set up the program; an ankle bracelet for each person needing the service costs $250. Speaking through Silence is raising funds through fundraisers and expects to have half the needed money on its own, but is asking government assistance from Adair County Fiscal Court and the City of Columbia. Once the project is set up, Speaking Through Silence hopes to add two bracelets a month until all of Adair County's autistic children and Alzheimer's patients have the protection. Rouse told the court that autism occurs, to a greater or lesser degree, in as many as 1 in 88 children.
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Adair County Hospital Board has two new trustees
2012-11-14 - Adair Annex, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Neal Gold, left and Brad Keltner right, above were recommended for the Adair County Hospital Board of Trustees last night by County Judge Executive Ann Melton center and were unanimously approved by all seven members of Adair Fiscal Court at the Tuesday evening, November 13, 2012 regular session. Mr. Gold was apponted to a 4 year term will fill the vacancy left by Jim Evans, who had served the maximum two terms; his term expires November 2016. Mr. Keltner was appointed to a two year term, expiring November 2014. He fills the vacancy left by the resignation of Russell Guy Perkins. The new members join Richard Grant, Craig Pyles, and Bruce White to give the Board of Trustees, which oversees the operation of Westlake Regional Hospital and its subsidiaries, a full five member panel.
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Examining a $2,500 Adair County made knife
2012-11-13 - 1849 Wheeler Hill Road, Columbia, KU - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Jerry Rados, left, looks on as singer/guitarist Robert Osborne examines a fighting knife he's custom made for a client who is paying $2,500 for it, inclusive of a matching scabbard made by Eli Miller of Pellyton, KY. Mr. Rados, of the Jones Chapel Community, used Damascus steel he makes in his shop. The Sambar Deer stag handle material is from India. He's shown it at knife shows, and has since received three more orders for similar knives. His business is split between finished knives and Damascus steel for other custom knife makers. One order for steel will go to a knife maker who is building a knife for the President of the Bank of Russia, he said. - Ed Waggener
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