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It must be the marching season


2012-08-25 - Photo by Debbie Cowan.
It must be marching band season!
Adair Band booster Neal Coomer moves the Adair County High School Marching Band equipment to the Adair High School Football Stadium in preparation for Saturday's Mark Twain Marching Band Festival. Fourteen bands from across Kentucky will visit Adair County this weekend for this annual event. Go ADAIR! - Debbie Cowan


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Working Cat: Jellybean


2012-08-24 - Shelbyville, KY - Photo by Pen. Chism's Hardware in Shelbyville is the sort of place where you can still buy a single lock washer or a handful of drywall screws, so it stands to reason that they'd make room for a store mascot. Jellybean keeps careful watch over the register whenever the other employees are tied up with customers.

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CWC staff honors Vicki Jo Kemp


2012-08-24 - Col. Wm. Casey School, 220 Gen. John Adair DR, Columbia, KY - Photo by Tara Burton.
Today at Col. Wm. Casey staff members
honored one of their own. Vicki Jo Kemp, an instructional assistant in Mrs. Kathy Dean's kindergarten classroom, is battling bone cancer. Recently t-shirts were sold to honor her. Staff members chose today to all wear them as they kick off their Relay for Life fundraising efforts with the first "Relay Lunch" of the year. Julie Cowan, past county chairperson for Relay and a kindergarten teacher at the school, heads up the "Class Act" Relay for Life team for CWC and ACES. Vicki Kemp has been a key person in the team for the past several years. All of the staff at Col. Wm. Casey support Vicki and ask the rest of the county to join in with us!! Bottom row: Laura Marcum, Tara Robinson, Missy Bryant, Tiffany Mitchum, Darlene Burke, Amber Bledsoe, Julie Cowan, Laura Keltner, Kathy Dean, Tracy York, Amy Farmer, Kim Barnett, Christine Williams. Middle row: Ruth Ann Clements, Karla Stone, Angie Neat, Inette Goodin, Christie Paxton, Sarah Burton, Darlene Campbell, Linda Lewis, Sheila Hutcheson, Rosemary Bennett, Kelly Robertson, Angie Hixson, Marsha Hixson, Cindy Walker, Chad Myers, Patty Jones, Laura Murrell. Top row: Joyce Loy, Tobi Harmon, Dana Harvey, Dana Harmon, Kim Downs, Linda Smith, Vicki Jo Kemp, Marilyn Brown, Julie Burton, Brooke Walker, Debbie Bradshaw, Bridget Rowe, Jennifer Perkins, Vickie Hill, Pam Phipps, Tamara Keen Photo taken by Tara Burton.


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New Faculty at Campbellsville University, Fall 2012


2012-08-24 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Joan C. McKinney, CU photo.
New faculty members at Campbellsville University
pose with Dr. Michael V. Carter, president, back row far left and Dr. Frank Cheatham, senior vice president for academic affairs, far right in back row. Faculty members include from left: Front row - Russ Thompson, assistant director of bands and instructor in music; Anne Adcock, assistantprofessor of social work and Somerset site director; Phoebe Williamson, assistant professor of education; and Jacqueline Young, clinical nursing instructor. Back row - Carter, Kay Gupton, instructor in human performance; Tim Rogers, instructor in human performance; Dr. Karen Westbrooks, assistant master of science in counseling program director and associate professor of counseling; Deborah Spalding, assistant professor of education; Dejan Mraovi


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Firemen fight blaze from rooftop


2012-08-24 - High Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Rodney Thompson, Jr..
Terry Flatt and Dennis Loy firefighters with the Columbia/Adair County Fire Department, on the roof trying to put out the fire at its origin at a residence on High Street in Columbia, KY, on Wednesday, August 22, 2012. Rodney Thompson, Jr.


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Argiope: The Grasshopper hunter


2012-08-24 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Brent Thompson.
Grasshopper Hunter - Just your friendly neighborhood garden spider. Hanging out in our shed just waiting for something to ruffle its web. - Brent Thompson Seen in the ColumbiaMagazine group on Flickr.


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Goggles help Lifeskills students simulate vision of DUI


2012-08-24 - ACHS, 526 Indian Drive, Columbia KY - Photo by Vanessa Burton. Sophomore Ashley McLean tries to negotiate the practice pathway while wearing D.W. Goggles which simulate vision one would have while under the influence of alcohol. The experiment was part of Lifeskills course at Adair County High School.

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