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Adair Co Courthouse: Being in use is important thing Richard Raines writes: I personally would not be upset either way about the flat-roofed wings on the courthouse, whether they are left or whether they are removed. I just hope that the building is put to good use by tenants/users who will take care of the building.Thanks. Happy to hear you agree with the decision by Ellen Zornes and the Adair Heritage Association, backed by Adair County Judge Executive Ann Melton and with the unanimous backing of Fiscal Court, to turn the utilities back on and put the building to use. Hope you are there December 3, 2011, when the AHA will show it off. Incidentally, one very important thing everyone can do to give immediate support to Preservation/Economic Development efforts to simply maintain membership in the Adair Heritage Association. -EW This story was posted on 2011-11-23 12:24:56
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