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At Green Co. Country Club: A golf master in action, Alex Durham
2011-08-24 - Green Co. Country Club, 158 Golf Course Road, Greensburg, KY - Photo by Steve Burton, ACHS Boys Coach.
Alex Durham led the Adair County Indians Varsity Boys Golf Team with a blazing 34 for the best score in Adair County's victory at Greensburg, KY, Tuesday, August 22, 2011. Both the ACHS Varsity and the JV's have maintained perfect match records this season.
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ACHS Girls Golf all smiles when winning: Abby Royse
2011-08-24 - Photo by Kimberly Goodin.
Abby Royse struck a pose for this picture taken during competition this past week. She had a 47 in a match with Russell County, a 52 in the match with Casey County. Golf can be fun - especially if you are winning! -Kim Goodin
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Colton Downey restored tractor at 2011 KY State Fair
2011-08-24 - West Wing, Exhibition Hall, Kentucky State Fair, Louisville, KY - Photo by Kirby, ACHS FFA advisor.
Colton Downey, left and from left: Kent Jessie, Ryan Doss, and Travis Williams. All the boys are part of the FFA Senior Class which restored Colton's antique Minneapolis Moline tractor at the high school ag shop last year in Mr. Terry Harvey's class. Photo taken at the Kentucky State Fair on Friday, August 19, 2011. -Kirby Hancock, Adair County High School FFA advisor
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Exhibit at Kentucky State fair honors Colton Downey
2011-08-24 - Photo by Kirby Hancock.
Star in Production Columbia's Colton Downey, with the display in his honor at the Adair County FFA exhibit in the West Wing of the Exhibition Center at 2011 Kentucky State Fair. The Lindsey Wilson freshman is the son of Bobby and Kathy Downey of Columbia. He's already showing the outstanding entrepreneurial traits synonymous with his family name. In high school, he started and established his own Russell Creek Cattle brand.
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Changing face of Columbia: Downtown home for A+ Computers
2011-08-23 - 102 Jamestown ST, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
"The Most Useful Guys in Town," A+ Computers, is now in a new Downtown Columbia, KY home. Thomas Wilson, above is the owner of the thriving electronics firm, which services, sells and builds computers. The location is the third for A-1 Computers in its six year history, which started at 406 Jamestown ST, in the Robertson Pools building, then moved to Russell RD. When he was given notice that that A-1 location and the half block around it had been sold to make way for a new chain retailer, Wilson bought the house at 102 Jamestown ST, the one time home of Harry Wilson, later of Sammy Wilson, and converted the Jamestown level to retail space. The lower level and the upstairs remain residential. The renovation is still underway, but A-1 has had its soft opening and is open for business. The phone number is 270-385-9705.
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