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A message from ACMS teachers
 2020-04-14 - ACMS - Photo from Deb Waddell. The teachers at Adair County Middle School got together - separately - and shared a message from their hearts. With a word or two or three from each teacher, the message reads in part, "Thank you for your hard work - and - welcome back [from spring break]. The rest of this year isn't going to be like years past - and definitely not traditional - but, we will do our best..."
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Spreading some positivity
 2020-04-14 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Hanna Durbin. Hanna writes: Just want to give a big thank you to (Shilah's Uncle) Josh Durbin and the Adair County Sheriff's Department. They made Shilah's 3rd birthday extra special by lighting up her birthday parade when she couldn't have a traditional birthday party. Also, thank you to our tribe for making her feel so special!
In the photos: Shilah Durbin (watching) and Sheriff Josh Brockman and Sheriff's Deputy Josh Durbin
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Cheatham giving advice to business owners
 2020-04-14 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Larry J. Smith, General Manager, The Big Dawg, FM 99.9 radio. Lisle Cheatham stopped by the Big Dawg and advised all small business owners to apply for "The Cares Act" funds that are available to help float the business and keep payroll going.
Cheatham is former Mayor of Greensburg and operates American Financial Consulting in Madison Square building in Columbia.
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CPD: Do you recognize this person?
 2020-04-13 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Columbia Police Department. If anyone has any information leading to identifying the party in these photos, please notify Columbia Police by calling Adair 911 or calling The Columbia Police Department directly at 270-384-4119.
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Signs of Spring: Garlic Mustard
 2020-04-13 - Central Kentucky - Photo by Pen. According to nature.org, garlic mustard is considered flora non grata because it "invades fields and woodlands, displacing native vegetation. Garlic mustard can change soil conditions to inhibit the growth of most other plants." The leaves smell of garlic when crushed.
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