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Unity is Strength: Performing


2012-04-24 - ACES, 870 Indian DR, Columbia, Ky - Photo by Lisa Godsey.
Tanner Rooks, Jacob Cundiff, Bryson Helm, and Dana Greer are the central performers. The scene is from the "Unity in Strength" week at Adair County Elementary students led Gregory Acker. -Paula Bault


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Unity is Strength: Leading procession


2012-04-24 - ACES, 870 Indian DR, Columbia, Ky - Photo by Lisa Godsey.
Mrs. Garmon's class leads the procession into the gym before the performance. Musicians are from left:: Alie Chadwell, Mrs. Shirley Holt, Brooklyn Mitchell, Mrs. Wanda Murray, Kaleb Butler, Sarah Ford, Laura Furkins, Eli Roy, and Mrs. Missy Garmon. The scene is from the "Unity in Strength" week at Adair County Elementary students led Gregory Acker.


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Unity is Strength at ACES: Mrs. Godsey's homeroom


2012-04-24 - ACES, 870 Indian DR, Columbia, Ky - Photo by Lisa Godsey.
Mrs. Garmon's class become the drummers for a new group of dancers. In the picture from left: Jacob Abston, Mrs. Missy Garmon, Harley Wheat, Kaleb Butler, Eli Roy, Chauncey Abston, and Mrs. Patty Antle. The scene is from the "Unity in Strength" week at Adair County Elementary students led Gregory Acker.


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Unity is Strength at ACES: Playing Mama/child bells


2012-04-24 - ACES, 870 Indian DR, Columbia, Ky - Photo By Debbie Cowan.
Mariah Hensley and Breanna Dickson are learning to play the mama/child bells.The scene is from the "Unity in Strength" week at Adair County Elementary students led Gregory Acker.


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Unity is Strength: Playing African Drums


2012-04-24 - ACES, 870 Indian DR, Columbia, Ky - Photo By Debbie Cowan.
Playing djembe drums Nicole Hodge, Stephanie Rozack, Taylor Calhoun, Mr. Gregory Acker, Kenneth Parsley, and Austin are playing the djembe draums. Early Monday morning of March 26, 2012, Adair County Elementary students helped Gregory Ackes, the visiting artist, unpack a week of fun and learning. The scene is from the "Unity in Strength" week at Adair County Elementary students led Gregory Acker. Mr. Acker was inspired by the arts and culture of West Africa after living there as a Peace Corps volunteer, and later studying with master drummer Abraham Adzenyah of Ghana. Gregory Acker has devoted himself to making African-style instruments and teaching music and related West African arts. -Paula Bault


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Scenic Boyle Co., KY: Log cabin at Forkland Community Center


2012-04-24 - Boyle Co., KY - Photo by Kenny Browning, the Feedman.

Log Cabin from the 1790 Located on the grounds of the Forkland Community Center in Boyle County, KY. Had been a year or so since stopping in at the Forkland Community Center. Since my last visit the log cabin had been finished and a strange looking stone had been added to the grounds. The place looks great, thanks to the efforts of the community in and around the Forkland area. Using the old school as an anchor for the community center and museum , they have been able to preserve the heritage of the Forkland area. - Kenny Browning, the Feedman Seen in the ColumbiaMagazine group on Flickr. See also: Forkland Community Center. If you go: It's about 50 miles or so, using any of several routes from Downtown Columbia, KY, with the recommended one being through Knifley, KY, a route which takes only 1 minute or so longer than the quickest route. -CM


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Which Winter? Obviously, it's blackberry


2012-04-23 - Melson Ridge Road - Photo by Ed Waggener.
The cold snap must be blackberry winter
Blackberries are in full bloom. This solid field of blackberries is on Melson Ridge Road, the highway between Cundiff in Adair County and Bryan/Creelsboro in Russell County. Weather experts tell us linen britches winter is next.


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