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ACPC Fall Festival a great success By Laura Marcum The ACPC Fall Festival was a great success! The evening began with the King and Queen/Prince and Princess crowning. Our King is Jackson Corbin. The Queen is Kharli Stockton. The Prince and Princess Court included: Kindergarten-Jonas Partin and Faith Fudge, 1st Grade-Nash Collins and Maria Burton, and 2nd Grade-Hunter Ballou and Paisley Adams. The fundraiser raised over $25,000, with the majority of the money going toward a school walking track, playground expansion, and classroom books. Then families participated in an evening of games, face painting, barrel rides, and food. A big hit of the evening was the jail with Sheriff Josh Brockman manning the prisoners. The Adair County Primary Center would like to say a huge THANK YOU to our students, parents, and community members who have supported us. We are blown away by your generosity and we hope you had fun as well. Special thanks to Lindsey Wilson College volunteers, the ACPC PTO, 313 Maple, our amazing staff, and loyal community volunteers. This story was posted on 2019-11-01 20:00:00
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