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Grand Opening/Ribbon Cutting at Dustin Warren Law Office


2018-05-25 - 400 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
An outstanding group of community leaders, members and staff of the legal profession, and family and friends gathered for the ribbon cutting at the newly opened Dustin Warren, PLLC, Law Office at 12noonCT, today, Friday, May 25, 2018. Among those present, in no particular order, were Vonnie Kolbenschlag, Shannon Sexton, Cynthia Rowe, CJE Michael Lee Stephens, Mayor Curtis Hardwick, Bobbi Grace Perkinson, Attorney J.D. Zornes, Barry Loy, County Attorney Jennifer Hutchison-Corbin, Alex Durham, Dr. Ronald Rogers, Attorney Hunter Durham, Mikki Flowers, Commonwealth's Attorney Brian Wright, Ann Martin, President First & Farmers National Bank, Chamber President Pamela Hoots, Angie Capps, Chamber Executive Director Ellen Zornes, Dustin Warren, City Attorney; Gracie Warren, Emmitt Warren, Flowers 'n Things owner Betty Smith, Lisa Loy, CPA and Dustin Warren's mother; Dennis Loy, Adair County Circuit Court Clerk, Dustin Warren Law Office secretary Katie Stone, and Matt Loy, President of United Citizens Bank of Southern Kentucky and many others who were not in the photo. - Ed Ed Waggener


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Historical photo, Victory Parade after WWII, Columbia, KY


2018-05-25 - Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo Submitted by George Kolbenschlag, from collection of Maxine Walker.
"This is a photo from Maxine Walker's collection of historical photos from our local history. She allowed us to make a copy for Vonnie to frame and post at the Traubue-Russell House. It was a victory parade following WWII, probably taken right after the war, when these heroes returned home. The sailor with the white hat, the second from the right, is Bill Walker, one of the first to welcome Vonnie and me when we arrived in Adair County 31 years ago and a real hometown hero until the day he left us. It will be interesting to see if folks can identify any of the others in the photo." - George Kolbenschlag


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Senior Walk at ACES - Jax and Jasper share a brother moment


2018-05-25 - Adair County Elementary School, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com.
Senior Jax Kemp receives a "High 5" from his little brother, ACES 3rd grader Jasper Kemp, during the Senior Walk at Jasper's ACES. Jasper and his elementary school peers lined the hallways and all was quiet until the high school seniors appeared and then you'd have thought you were at a rock concert with the seniors as the stars.


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Senior Walk touring ACES - Debbie and Gabe


2018-05-25 - Adair County Elementary School, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com.
The ACHS Senior Walk through all the schools this week was a sweet time for kids of all ages in each of the public schools, for teachers, staff and especially for parents like Debbie Cowan, Family Resource Center Director at ACES, pictured here with her son, senior Gabe Cowan, sharing a moment neither will forget. In the background are Senior Blake Biggs, getting a high five from Principal Steve Burton, and Colin Dykes, Bryant Smith, Brady Baker and Clint Garrison.


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Robert Ellis: Lovely older house, downtown Columbia, KY


2018-05-25 - Greensburg Street, Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Robert Ellis.
Took this image last Saturday while traveling around the County with another photographer. Always took note of this lovely older home when I had to conduct business at the Courthouse Annex. - ROBERT ELLIS - Photo 19 Mar 2018 (c) Robert Ellis.


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ACPC recognizes Kindergarten Accelerated Reader achievements


2018-05-25 - Adair County Primary Center (ACPC), 158 Col. Casey Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Jennifer Mann .
Kindergarten students at Adair Co. Primary Center were recognized for their Accelerated Reader achievements on May 24th during Kindergarten Graduation. Students are Emma Thomas, Chloe Grider, RyAnna Hale, Cole Stockton, and Ashton Stotts. - Jennifer Mann, Librarian


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ACPC recognizes 2nd Grade Accelerated Reader achievements


2018-05-25 - Adair County Primary Center (ACPC), 158 Col. Casey Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Jennifer Mann.
2nd grade students at Adair Co. Primary Center were recognized for their Accelerated Reader achievements. The students are Serity Odd, Graham Robertson, Carter Curry, Kaden Burton, and Allee Campbell. - Jennifer Mann, Librarian


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