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Kentucky Color: Tears of Joy moment Every Citizen of Adair County, Every Adair County Taxpayer can surely share in the glory the Band Program brings to South Central Kentucky Click on headline for complete story, photos. For next earlier Kentucky Color: The Bradford Pear A Blight from the Orient but magnificent color, all the same By Billy Joe Fudge Retired Kentucky State Forestry Service District Forester Once again the Adair County Marching Band has completed another masterful year competing against the most elite bands in Kentucky and the nation. Besides being the best in Kentucky this year the band had Adair County, Kentucky up in lights last Saturday in Indianapolis on the biggest TV I've ever seen. I think I can speak for everyone in attendance that to look up at that video screen and see children, grandchildren, kinfolk, friends, neighbors, and some of the hardest working young people in these parts was definitely a "tears of joy" moment. Every citizen of Adair County who supports our band in any way including paying taxes should surely share in the glory that our band program brings to Adair County and South Central Kentucky. -Billy Joe Fudge This story was posted on 2010-11-19 06:39:29
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