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Barry Dunn appointed to KY Deputy Attorney General
 2019-11-19 - Frankfort, KY - Photo courtesy of the family.
The state's new Attorney General-elect Daniel Cameron announced this morning that he has selected as his Deputy Attorney General Adair County native, Barry Dunn. His law practice is in Oldham County, KY.
Barry's parents, Bernie and Debbie Dunn of Columbia, shared the news just after it was announced.
He had been chosen right after the election to chair the transition team for the office and now will be serving as the Deputy AG.
More information will be shared as it is available.
Meanwhile, congratulations to this Adair County family!
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A truly international breakfast at ISP House
 2019-11-19 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Sabine Eastham. From left to right: Lucy Mora Diaz from Casanare/Colombia, Carla Alibert from Balma/France, and Sevval Ozseker from Sakarya/Turkey and Alexandra Parra from Monagas/Venezuela. Fixing up a really delicious treat: Arepas (a type of food made of ground maize dough, originating from the northern region of South America in pre-Columbian times, and is notable in the cuisines of Colombia and Venezuela, with plantains, eggs, avocado and turkey (this one was prepared with onions, tomatoes and green peppers).
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New Cook Out headed to Columbia
 2019-11-19 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener. Word from Mayor Hoots is that Cook Out, a North Carolina based hamburger chain, is slated to take over the currently empty building that once housed the Dairy Queen and was most recently home to Dickies Barbecue. Hoots says, "We are pleased that they are locating in Columbia."
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Giving thanks at ISP House
 2019-11-19 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Marie Kurata. From left to right: Mayu Satoh and Maho Muramatsu from Tokyo and Marie Kurata from Seto. Three LWC students from Japan sharing a home cooked meal; Oyakodon is a one-bowl meal consisting of a bed of rice topped with chicken and egg (hence the name 'Oyako', meaning 'parent and child') and seasoned with soy sauce, mirin, and dashi.
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Adair Health Department educators
 2019-11-19 - Columbia - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Lake Cumberland District Health Department recently received a Teen Pregnancy Prevention Grant. Adair/Casey County Health Educator Jelaine Harlow, center, has taken the position of Health Education Coordinator-Grant Manager. The grant allowed for hiring two new Health education staff, Crystal Kingrey, left, and Alyson Shepherd. Crystal will be transitioning into the vacant Adair/Casey position and Alyson will soon be moving into her office in Pulaski Health Department. The open grant position will be filled soon. They are pictured here at the November WATCH Coalition meeting at the Health Department in Columbia.
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Checking the wind for scent of hunters
 2019-11-19 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. The deer took only a moment to look, listen and smell for the scent of deer hunters who might be nearby in the season, then was off into the woods.
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OCC 2019: Drop off center ribbon cutting
 2019-11-18 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Mark Fudge. The Operation Christmas Child Processing Center located at the Columbia First Church of the Nazarene Wheet Fellowship Hall held the ribbon cutting ceremony Monday afternoon at 5pmCT.
Pictured are: Tricia Cole, Judy Cole, Taylor Cole, Jace Cole, Zack Bullock, Christine Williams, Denise Fudge, and Mark Fudge.
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