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Gathering before traditional AC Fair Egg Hunt
2024-03-29 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Makayla Janes, Wildflower Images.
This grand keepsake photo by Makayla Janes shows families bringing little ones to the new Adair County Fairgrounds on Industrial Drive in Columbia for the traditional Easter Egg Hunt Saturday, March 23, 2024. It was a beautiful, if cold, spring day for discoveries, prizes and lots of smiles.
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Foster Parent interests may contact City
2024-03-29 - Columbia, KY - Photo from City Hall, Columbia, KY.
The Month of March has been proclaimed as "Social Worker Month," by Mayor
Hoots. Attending the proclamation signing were: Veronica Wisener, who is
Project Coordinator and Team Leader at Aetna; and, Ashley Larguero, who is
Program Director at Necco. Over ten thousand children in the state of
Kentucky are in the foster care program. If you are interested in becoming a
foster parent, please contact either of these individuals - or contact the City for contact information at 270-384-2501.
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Psi Chi International Honor Society at Lindsey Wilson College
2024-03-29 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Lindsey Wilson College.
The Lindsey Wilson College community welcomed a new academic honor society to campus on Tuesday evening. Psi Chi is the international psychology honor society dedicated to encouraging academic excellence, exploration and advancing the science of psychology.
Greenburg, joined by LWC colleagues Assistant Professor of Psychology Bill Neace; Instructor of Psychology Brittany Barnett; and Assistant Professor of Psychology Greg Denke, inducted the following students to Psi Chi international honor society on Tuesday: (in alphabetical order) Jesus Avila of Clarksville, TN; Brandon Arms of Burkesville, KY; Grace Ford of Russell Springs, KY; no Trista Duncan of Louisville, KY; Alondra Fuentes of Columbia, KY; Jenna George of Columbia, KY; Eliza Hagens of Auburn, KY; Molly Hill of Mount Washington, KY; Sophia Hunziger of Craig, MO; Mimi Iscen of Ankara, Turkey; Shiane Lussier of Breman, KY; Emma Mallory of Belton, KY; Tara Manis of Seymore, TN; Kaylee Masden of Leitchfield, KY; Sydney Mings of Campbellsville, KY; Jordyn Minifie of Nelspruit, South Africa; William Sonnabend of Columbia, KY; and Ashley Turner of Lexington, KY.
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Red Lick in the HOOD(ies)
2024-03-29 - Edmonton, KY - Photo by Connie Phelps.
Red Lick Church in Edmonton gifted the congregation with hoodies that Brother Larry Lemmon designed on February 24, 2024. Brother Lemmon's other congregation The Breeding Church also ordered them. We hope you see them around town proclaiming "Jesus has got my back!"
Front row: Martha Jessie and grandson Connor, Brother Larry Lemmon, Katherine Lemmon, Missy Lemmon, Lukas Lemmon and Lakota Lemmon.
Back row: Michael Taylor, Connie Sexton Taylor, Patricia Sexton Pedigo, April Beard, Lakota's girlfriend Ada, Chris Beard, Bill Lagermann and Chris Lagermann.
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ACHS Lady Indians Elite 8 team members in 1992
2024-03-28 - Columbia, KY - Photo from Amy Keys personal collection.
The Lady Indians of 1992 remain the only Adair County girls basketball team to have ever made it into the state Sweet Sixteen Elite 8. The Lady Indians made it through their first game to become part of the Elite 8.
Coach Kim Goodin's team in 1992 included: in front, Telica Taylor; middle row from left, Melissa Cundiff Moore, Keisha Cowan Baker, Amy Roy Keys, Monica Rodgers Shuffett, Liana Critz Pippen, Shannon Feese Campbell, and Robin Cheatham Loy; back row from left, Rebecca Cowan Smith, Traci Young Sharpe, Beth Grant Ellison, Crystal Miller, Nikki Cheatham Loy, and Shana Farris.
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