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Makin Jar Lights, by Robbie Mueller
 2019-03-23 - Berea, KY - Photo courtesy The Kentucky Artisan Center. Louisville native Robbie Mueller says that his work "Makin' Jar Lights" was inspired by observing his youngest granddaughter scampering around the yard capturing lightning bugs in a jar. The simple act of making "jar lights" seems to be a universal phenomenon that links shared memories.
Mueller's work is part of an exhibit that will run March 16 - June 16, 2019, in the Kentucky Artisan Center's lobby and foyer.
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Birds of Kentucky: Great Blue Herons
 2019-03-22 - Shelby Co., KY - Photo by Pen. An unusually tolerant pair of Great Blues, fishing in Lake Shelby. The local herons usually leave in an angry, dinosaurish huff whenever another bird or person gets near, but these two and another just outside the frame must have been passing through yesterday.
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Trusted Adult Wall
 2019-03-22 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Robin Loy. A trusted adult wall was created at the entrance of Adair County High School and students were asked to write the name of their trusted adult and post it on the wall. Students were then given a thank you card to write and hand deliver to their trusted adult to let them know how important they are to the students during both good and bad times.
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Chloe Hubble among youngest at Whayne Supply opening
 2019-03-22 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Little Miss Chloe Hubble attended the opening celebration of Whayne Supply this week. She is pictured in the arms of her dad, Alan, during lunch time. The Hubbles have a farming operation in Eubank, KY, Lincoln County, and are customers of Whayne Supply in Somerset.
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Elaine and Adrian in Race Car Magnets activity
 2019-03-22 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Paula Garrison, Coordinator ACPC Family Resources. Jessica Simpson, Lindsey Wilson College student, is pictured with Adair County Primary Center students, Elaine Cook and Adrian Zinati at her Race Car Magnets activity. Students were shown how magnets attract and repel by using the race cars to move forward and backward. This Race Car project was prepared and set up by Erika Squires and Jessica Simpson. Ethan Hawkins assisted with this activity. Family Science Night was held at Adair County Primary Center on Thursday, March 7, 2019.
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