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Financial Services and Job Fair held for students

Adair County High School teachers Chase Coffey and Andrew Reliford organized a Job Fair for students in their consumer math classes.

It was held as an extension of their Consumer Math classes that utilize the Dave Ramsey curriculum, and Employment Specialist Tony Just also helped with the project.



Local representatives from Insurance, Investment, Banking, Taxes & Income, and Housing & Real Estate were on hand to educate students about these very important topics as they near graduation.

Additionally, there were local and area businesses on hand hoping to recruit new employees through the job fair portion of the event.


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ACHS Job Fair organizers



2023-04-28 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener.
Getting the event kicked off - organizers of the Financial Services and Job Fair for ACHS students, Chase Coffey, center, and Andrew Reliford at right, were joined by Employment Specialist Tony Just, at left, who helped with the project. Mr. Coffey and Mr. Reliford offer this experience as an extension of their Consumer Math classes that utilize the Dave Ramsey curriculum.

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Murakami among businesses looking for workers



2023-05-01 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Murakami of Campbellsville was among businesses with booths at the ACHS Job Fair looking for future workers.

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Franklin Ford shares news of jobs with students



2023-05-01 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Melinda Franklin shared news with students at the Job Fair that Don Franklin Ford is expanding Columbia operations and will be needing approximately 15 technicians in the next two years. They offer scholarships for tech training, free Ford certified training, mentor training, competitive pay and benefits, tool allowance, vacation & sick pay - health, disability, vision, dental and life. Other Positions coming open soon will be salespersons, detailers, bookkeepers and service writers. Click on the Don Franklin logo ad on the left side of this home page to learn about their business and find contact information.

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Rogers Trucking Company at ACHS Job Fair



2023-05-01 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Rogers Trucking Company family members - Kristeena, Carla, Lesha and Kate - introduced their local company to students at the ACHS Job Fair. They are building a new headquarters across from their present location on Greensburg Road and while a person has to be 21 to be a driver, there are many jobs for students to get started with the company. RTC has 100 trucks, 159 employees, from administration to drivers, and they offer good benefits, insurance, a 401k match up to six percent and more. They were among local and area businesses on hand looking for future employees. Click on the RTC logo ad on the left side of this home page to visit their business and find contact information.

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Community Trust Bank at ACHS Job Fair



2023-05-01 - Columbia, KY - Photo from Doyle Lloyd.
Community Trust Bank Columbia Branch Manager Doyle Lloyd, with Courtney Karnes and Brittany Shae Edwards, brought banking information and advice to students at the ACHS Financial Services and Job Fair. Click on the CTB logo ad on the left side of this home page to visit their site and learn about all their services.

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