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Three Adair students win first place in statewide writing contest Adair County's Tradition of Excellence in Literary Arts Grows: The Columbia Women's Club is thrilled to have three state winners from Adair County: Wes Stone, First Place in Grades 4-6 in State for Short Story; Bienja Eastham won First Place in State, Grades 1-3 for Short Story; and Eli Jackson won First Place in State for his work in the 7-9 Grade category. Click on headline for story plus photo(s) By Alan Reed News from the Adair County School District Each year the Kentucky Federation of Women's Clubs sponsors a state-wide writing contest for youth. This year, three Adair County students received a first place award in each of three age categories. And according to Ms. Diana Eastham, the Columbia Women's Club, is delighted. Eastham says the Columbia Women's Club has been active in promoting writing within the school district. "Every year our students have performed very well. With three state winners this is an exceptional year."
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