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The banana pudding donor reward starts at QP open house


2018-08-23 - Pinewood Center in New Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com.
Paz-Holley Project committee member Stacey Hatcher Wilson has started creating the rewards to the businesses that donated $1,000 each. Here she holds one of (only half left and going fast) the famous banana puddings she pledged to make for any of the businesses matching her 40-for-40 challenge made in June to push the total on up to the $108,000 goal to buy the house for the family of twelve. She baked and served this pudding for her friends at the Quality Personnel open house Wednesday, August 23, 2018.


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ACHS FFA Agricultural Mechanics team - 2018 State Fair Champions!!!


2018-08-23 - Kentucky State Fair & Exposition Center, Louisville, KY - Photo from Matthew Irvin, Chapter Reporter.
The Adair County High School Agricultural Mechanics team was awarded the champion chapter award which included the tractor restoration, bar stool, picnic table, grill, and a gun rack. The members who competed were Walter Baker, Reece Giles, Braxton Coomer, Bodhi Bryant, Casey Wall and Jacob Morrison. - Matthew Irvin


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ACHS FFA Floriculture team wins 2018 State Fair Championship


2018-08-23 - Kentucky State Fair & Exposition Center, Louisville, KY - Photo from Matthew Irvin, Chapter Reporter.
The Adair County High School Floriculture team placed 1st in the state, with Elizabeth Rexroat placing as the top individual in her contest in the state. The members who participated in this contest were Elizabeth Rexroat, Kiley Feese, Ty Cheatham, and Maddie Harmon. Matthew Irvin


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Adair County FFA Chapter at the Kentucky State Fair, 2018


2018-08-23 - Kentucky State Fair & Exposition Center, Louisville, KY - Photo from Matthew Irvin, Chapter Reporter.
Adair County FFA Chapter at 2018 Kentucky State Fair Front from left Maddie Harmon, Dana Greer and Devan Burton. Middle Kyron Burton, Holly Absher, Ashley Hadley, Kiley Feese, Elizabeth Stamper, Rebecca Heuser, Tori Kimbler, Elizabeth Rexroat and Matthew Irvin. Back Jacob Morrison, Hunter Crowe, Bohdi Bryant, Reece Giles, Braxton Coomer, Casey Wall, Walter Baker, Tyler Bryant, Walker Karnes, Ty Cheatham and Hayden Hancock.


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George Kolbenschlag - Skidding my barn


2018-08-23 - Homeplace on Green River, 5807 New Columbia Road, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by George Kolbenschlag, Homeplace on Green River.
Kay Geschwind, Campbellsville, KY, "Skidding my barn," pulls logs with draft horses, environmentally friendly. Suffolk Draft Horses will be major attractions at the 2018, 11th Annual Fall Festival. Photo by George Kolbenschlag, Homeplace on Green River.
11th Annual Fall Festival, 09am-4pmCT/10am-5pmET, Saturday, September 8, 2018, at Homeplace on Green River, 5807 New Columbia Road, Campbellsville, KY. Contact: George Koblenschlag.


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Old Cane Valley Road, Adair County Kentucky


2018-08-23 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Robert Ellis.
"This area of the county always yields an array of colorful weeded fields this time of the year. Took this photo over the past weekend." - ROBERT ELLIS. (c) Robert Ellis Woodworking


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Ribbon cutting and open house held at Quality Personnel


2018-08-22 - Pinewood Shopping Center, New Columbia, Adair County, KY - Photo by Beth Holmes, Adair Community Voice.
A ribbon cutting ceremony and open house event were held today, August 22, 2018 at Quality Personnel, a branch of AtWork Personnel, in the Pinewood Shopping Center. In the center are president of Quality Personnel Connie Harris, co-owner David Luttrell, Branch Manager Monica Shuffett, and Bonnie Irey Senior Staffing Manager. Others in the photo, in no particular order, are: Oris Young, Chasta Warner, Heather Yoakem, Tammy Blair, Jennifer Katz, Willa Vincent, Hope New, Stacey Wilson, Mayor Curtis Hardwick, Ann Martin, Wes Bryant, Juanita Thomas, Pam Hoots, Ellen Zornes, Wanda Sanders, Thad Keltner, Ethan Keltner, Donna Simpson, Danielle Baxter, Ethan Keltner, Robbie Bell, Elizabeth White, Sharon Burton, Andrew Scalos, Lisa Gosser, Sue Stivers and Linda Waggener.


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