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ACMS Sixth Grade Students of the Month
 2019-11-08 - Columbia - Photo by Deb Waddell. Sixth Grade Students of the Month at ACMS are from left: Natalie Bardin-Math, Karysn Collins-Band, Chloe Grant-Social Studies, America Valadez-Reading, Dylan Barker-Math, Eli McGuffin-Reading, Charlie Grant-Science and Anslie Spoon-Math. These students work hard every day and are commended for their great Indian PRIDE! -- Deb Waddell
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Cody Burris is ACMS Student of the Month
 2019-11-08 - Columbia - Photo by Deb Waddell. Cody Burris is the 13 year old son of Andrea an Phillip Burris and is an 8th grader at Adair County Middle School. Cody maintains Honor Roll status at ACMS. He is a hard-worker and always willing to lend a hand. Cody serves as an office assistant at ACMS on his return from taking three high school classes as an 8th grader. Cody is well-respected by his classmates and teacher for always showing a positive attitude, high integrity and excellence in all he accomplishes. We are proud of Cody and know he will be a great success! -- Deb Waddell
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Asking for consideration of business in residential zone
 2019-11-07 - City Hall, 116 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. At the November, 2019 City Council meeting John Rarey presented a request for a new vote on what he called the "Planning and Zoning issue that wouldn't go away". Research had resulted in the belief that the lot, being adjacent to a commercial property, a trailer court with 16 homes on it, would have to be zoned commercial. He presented a map of the neighborhood from the PVA showing that the Brockman property joins the rental court. Attending on behalf of the Brockman property zoning were Darlene and John Rarey and Duston Brockman, in front, and Teresa Holley, Angie Yates, Brittany Snow, Louise Butler, and Erin Brockman in the second row.
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Observing City Council activity
 2019-11-07 - City Hall, 116 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Brody Blair, in front, Adair County Middle School; Jason Hawkins, Lindsey Wilson College; and Roy Rademacher, at left, with Columbia Planning and Zoning, were among those in attendance observing City of Columbia business at the November 2019 Council meeting.
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