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Debbie Bradshaw recognized for Excellence in Teaching award
 2012-02-10 - Col. Wm. Casey School, 220 Gen. John Adair DR, Columbia, KY - Photo from Colonel Wm Casey School. Mrs. Debbie Bradshaw,left, been selected by her peers to represent Col. Wm. Casey Elementary School in the Campbellsville University Teacher of Excellence Awards Program for 2011-2012. With her, above right is Patty Jones, Principal, Col. William Casey Elementary School.
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CAUD Downtown Project: Phase 2 of Phase 14 Russell Road
 2012-02-10 - Russell Road, Columbia, KY - Photo from map by Monarch Engineering. The lines show where new water lines will be laid in the next phase of water line reconstruction for the Columbia/Adair County Water District. New lines will tie on Young Street at Short Street, will connect with the Lindsey water tower and extend along Young Street to Lowe's Lane, across College Park to Tie in to Wright Drive to Russell road, and will include some of Hughes Street. Most of Russell Road from the lower end of Westlake Drive to an area near Franklin Nissan will get new lines, with a short replacement from Five Star to Advance Auto being replaced. The work is scheduled for completion in a little over 7 months, 220 days, from start time scheduled for March 8, 2012.
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CAUD work in Downtown Project: Hudson Street
 2012-02-10 - Hudson Street, Columbia, KY - Photo From Drawing by Monarch Engineers. Downtown Water Replacement - Phase 2 of Phase 14 for Columbia Adair County Utilities District includes work in two areas of town. The redlines on the map above shows the one of the areas, generally bounded by Hudson, Walker, Greensburg, and North Frazier Streets. And including work on Mitchell, Mack, and Lee Streets, Bluegrass Estates, and Marshall and Paull Streets. The work scheduled to begin in early March and the contractor will be given 220 days to complete it.
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Former CJE calls water district Brightest Star in County
 2012-02-10 - 109 Grant Lane, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Former Adair County Judge Executive Richard Walker told the packed meeting room at the Columbia/Adair County Utilities District that the water district is the Brightest Star in Adair County, "It's a showpiece," he said. "Everyone else wishes they had a water district as good as ours. Anywhere you go and people find out you're from Columbia, they mention the Adair County Band and the Water System."
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