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Faith Family Clown at Summit Manor


2011-11-11 - 400 Bomar Heights, Columbia, KY - Photo by Laura Koller.
At Summit Manor, Columbia, KYFaith Family Clown Carol Handy brings a smile to Helen Curry, seated In the background are, from left Earnesteen Bryson and Lola Shaffer. The Faith Family performed for the residents and staff of Summit Manor on Thursday, November 10, 2011.


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ADAIR: Riley Loy in performance in Indianapolis, IN, 2011


2011-11-11 - Photo by Doyle Lloyd, AdairBand.com.
Riley Loy "Caged" during her perfomance in prelim's at Bands of America Nationals! - SHAMARIE CLAIBORNE. Seen in the ColumbiaMagazine group on Flickr.


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Best Seat in Town: Rocker in front of C & F?


2011-11-10 - 322 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Blake Martin graciously agreed to pose in what looks to be the best seat seat in town, the comfortable rocker in front of C & F Discount, 322 Public Square, Columbia, KY. Downtown has been getting more and more places to sit and relax, read, or just watch the passing scene. The real test will come when we see if Tommy Hardison, who tends to prefer the benches at the courthouse, the seat of his Kawsaki, or the Town Barber Shop gravitates to the rocker. It might be nice for more of them to be available, especially some with protective awnings, as this one has.


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Congressman Hal Rogers headlines Cooper lecture series


2011-11-10 - Somerset, KY - Photo by Allison Horseman. SCC photo.
U.S. Congressman Hal Rogers was the guest speaker at the 7th Annual John Sherman Cooper Lecture, held at the Somerset campus of Somerset Community College on November 9, 2011. Rogers center, is shown above with SCC Student Ambassadors, from left Kelli Edwards, Pulaski County; Tawana Eastridge, Taylor County; Chelsie Fitzpatrick, Pulaski County; and Austin Thurman, Pulaski County. Congressman Rogers discussed his life in electived office and shared memories of Cooper, stating John Sherman Cooper was the inspiration for generations of usand I count myself as part of that era.


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Denise Grant 1 of 3 finalists for KY Science Teacher of the Year


2011-11-10 - Louisville, KY - Photo by Alma Rich, Principal, Adair Co. Middle School.
Denise Grant, 7th and 8th science teacher at Adair County Middle School, is shown receiving her plaque from Sean Elkins, Science Academic Program Consultant with the Kentucky Department of Education. She is one of three state finalists for the Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching. The award was presented at the Kentucky Science Teacher's Association conference on Thursday, November 4, 2011 in Lexington, Kentucky. The state winner will be announced in the spring of 2012 and will also become Kentucky Science Teacher of the Year. -iPad photo by Alma Rich


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Crash the Super Bowl contest ad shot in Columbia, KY


2011-11-10 - North Walk off the Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ramie Hutchison.
A scene from the commercial, "Crash the Super Bowl," a contest entry video shot in Columbia, KY by videographers Travis Smith and Ramie Hutchison. The shot shows Travis Smith, then on the run up the North Walk off the Square, between Pablo's Mexican Grill on the left and the Columbian Theatre on the right.


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Dakota Meyer sign erected on Historic Courthouse lawn


2011-11-10 - 500 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Mike Meyer, right, father of Congressional Medal of Honor recipient Dakota Meyer, was present for the installation of the sign being erected on the south side of the Historic Adair County Courthouse, along with, left Columbia Chief of Police Jason Cross and Adair County Judge Executive Ann Melton. Concrete is being poured today, Thursday, November 10, 2011, and, later, brickwork will frame the sign. The frame was donated by Chester Taylor of Columbia. The installation was directed by Lonnie Page of the Adair County Road Department.


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