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Schedule for ACES Open House announced

The schedule for the Adair County Elementary School Open House has been released.

Governor Ernie Fletcher will be the featured speaker at Thursday evening event.


The schedule is a as follows:
4:00-5:30pm CT: Columbia-Adair County Chamber of Commerce Business After Hours.
5:00-7:00pm CT: Community Open House
5:30pm CT: Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
5:45pm CT: Open House Ceremony:
  • Adair County Elementary 6th Grade Choir. Choral Directory Cyndi Crowder
  • Welcome: Superintendent Darrell Treece
  • Remarks: Mark Ryles, Director of Kentucky Department of Education, Division of Facilities Management
  • Introduction of Speaker: Senator Vernie McGaha
  • Address: Governor Ernie Fletcher
  • Closing Remarks: Principal Robbie Harmon
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Beth Ann Cowan met the governor



2006-10-29 - Adair County Elementary School dedication - Photo by Linda Waggener.
BETH ANN COWAN MET GOV. ERNIE FLETCHER at the ACES open house Thursday evening. At just 16 months of age, she wasn't quite brave enough to stay in his arms long enough for many pictures so we caught up with her and her Mom, Deputy Judge/Executive Gale Cowan, and her brother, Brady Allen Cowan, age 7, for this photo afterwards.
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Jordan Humphress photographed with Gov. Fletcher



2006-10-30 - Adair County Elementary School .
JORDAN HUMPHRESS, 6TH GRADER AT A.C.E.S., stood by Gov. Ernie Fletcher for a photo at the dedication ceremonies Thursday evening. They were looking at Jordan's father, Charles Humphress, who asked the governor to take a moment for a photo with his son.
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Jaylan Carter listens to speeches at ACES dedication



2006-10-30 - Adair County Elementary School - Photo by Linda Waggener.
LITTLE JAYLAN CARTER ATTENDED THE A.C.E.S. DEDICATION SERVICE with her family. She is pictured here in her Grandmother Kay Carter's lap and beside her aunt Latasha Carter, as Gov. Ernie Fletcher, Supt. Darrell Treece, Principal Robbie Harmon and other dignitaries spoke from the podium. Jaylan and her grandmother were seated next to Teresa and Terry Rowe, while Keri Beth, who is part of the 6th grade Encore Choir, sang. Jaylan, the three-year-old daughter of Scott and Kim Carter, was the perfect little lady through all the speeches. Perhaps she knew that the future they spoke about belongs to her and her generation.
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Hardwicks with Gov. Ernie Fletcher at ACES



2006-10-30 - Adair County Elementary School - Photo by Linda Waggener.
MR. AND MRS. CURTIS HARDWICK VISITED WITH GOV. FLETCHER at Thursday's dedication of the new Adair County Elementary School. In his speech to proud school officials, students and families, Gov. Fletcher mentioned what a good job the former Mayor is now doing in state government. He said, "Every time I see Curtis Hardwick he mentions the Columbia bypass, and I'm proud to say that it begins this spring." He noted that the bypass will go right in front of the new school he was here to dedicate, and that because of the forward-thinking officials and builders, the building will be a showcase for the Adair County school system.
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