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LEAD ADAIR 2006 class kickoff begins with good food and big ideas One exciting goal of the 2006 Leadership group is to work toward possible development of the old county elementary schools into community youth centers... Photos will accompany this article at end of text L.E.A.D. ADAIR COUNTY, just an idea last year at this time, met it's goal with a Phase II kickoff Friday evening, August 12, 2005. The new group is challenged to tackle one project, to be accomplished through the leadership of the people involved, which will leave our community a better place at the end of their eight-month term. One of the group's exciting goals is to work toward possible development of each of the three county elementary schools (scheduled to be closed next year) into Community Youth Centers which would be used for safe recreation, after-school learning opportunities, and other life enriching activities. The kickoff meeting began with a catered banquet at Meadow Hill Cafe. Afterward the group gathered for introductions and brainstorming where they will be meeting monthly, at the Columbia-Adair County Training and Development Center at 201 Burkesville Street. The name L.E.A.D. ADAIR stands for Leaders Enthusiastic About Developing Adair County. For more information or to register for a future class, contact any member of the new group listed below, or any alumni, with a call to the Chamber of Commerce at 384-6020. The L.E.A.D. ADAIR 2006 CLASS: Sheila Blair, Deputy Clerk, Office of Adair County Court Clerk; Melissa Feese, Administrative Assistant, First National Bank; Patty Jones, Principal, Col. Wm. Casey Elementary; Amy Pike, Regional Retail Sales Manager, Cellular One, Corey Finn, Attorney with the Appalachian Research and Defense Fund; Tom Fisher, Retired Military, Telecommunications and member of the Knifley Fire Department; Kristin Goodin, Floral Arranger and Customer Service at Walker Florist and Meadow Hill Caf; and Randy Hadley, S,K and D Nextel in Columbia. L.E.A.D. ADAIR ALUMNI, 2005 class: Kelli Bonifer, Monica Rodgers, Joe Payne, Sarah Durbin, Charles Grimsley, Beverly England, Kaye Bowman, Linda Waggener, Lee Ann Jessee, Ellen Zornes, Ben Evans, Stacey Bailey, Jacob Edwards or LeeAnna Bennett. This story was posted on 2005-08-25 08:38:43
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