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Thank You Voters, from Terry Hadley and family


2018-05-24 - Adair County, KY .

Thank You, Voters!

Thanks to everyone who voted for me in this Primary Election. I cannot express my feelings of gratitude enough to you - My wife, children, grandchildren, family and friends who deserve most of the credit.
They are always there for me. May I always do what makes them proud of me.

- Terry Hadley


Paid for by Terry Hadley


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Adair Teachers honored in CU Excellence in Teaching program


2018-05-24 - Campbellsville University - Photo by Drew Tucker.
Teachers honored for the Adair County School System at the annual Excellence in Teaching program at Campbellsville University were, second from left: Courtney Grant and Cynthia Walker. Presenting the awards were Dr. Donna Hedgepath, far left, provost and vice president for academic affairs, and Dr. Beverly Ennis, dean of the School of School of Education. Also attending were, third and fourth from left: Phyllis Curry, academic dean/instructional supervisor, and Alma Rich, Adair County Middle School principal. Courtney Grant teaches fourth grade science and social studies at Adair County Elementary School, where she has been working since 2015. She graduated from ACHS in 2009, and obtained her Bachelor in Elementary Education from Campbellsville University in 2013 and is working on her master’s degree at Lindsey Wilson College. She is married to Jordan Grant. Her parents are Peggy and David Gupton of Knifley, Ky. Cynthia Walker is an eighth grade reading teacher at Adair County Middle School where she has been teaching since 2006. She graduated from ACHS in 1979. In 1984, she obtained her bachelor’s degree from Campbellsville College, graduated from Western Kentucky University in 1986 and received her National Board Certification in 2009. She and husband Larry Walker have two children, Natalie Walker Goodin and Wes Walker.


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Flower gardens at Trabue-Russell House


2018-05-23 - 201 Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
In addition to the many varieties of roses, you can also find blooming flowers like these in the Trabue-Russell House gardens in Columbia, KY. - LW

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Bobbie Lynn Spaw, 48, Windsor, KY (1969-2018)


2018-05-23 - 752 Campbellsville Street, Liberty, KY - Photo from McKinney-Brown Funeral Home.

Bobbie Lynn Spaw, 48, Windsor, KY (1969-2018)



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Old Edmonton High School has been razed


2018-05-23 - Metcalfe County, KY - Photo by John Speer.
John Speer, traveling through Edmonton, was surprised to see the old landmark, the two-story brick falling-down school that would have been gracing the hill at the tree line in this photo, had been reduced to the ground. His note said, "Not sure when the old Edmonton High School was razed but this morning was the first time I noticed it." I'm grateful John prepared me for it before I drove by. Many family members have attended there and it was part of our heritage. It was on the list of buildings, along with the Adair County historic Courthouse, that I'd have saved had I won the lottery. - Linda Waggener


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Regina Houk at KCA honored at CU annual EIT program


2018-05-23 - Campbellsville University - Photo by Drew Tucker.
Regina Houk, from Kentucky Christian Academy, was honored with an Excellence in Teaching Award. From left are: Dr. Donna Hedgepath, provost and vice president for academic affairs; Houk; Lori Eubank, administrator; and Dr. Beverly Ennis, dean of the School of Education.


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Taylor County School District teachers honored at CU


2018-05-23 - Campbellsville University - Photo by Drew Tucker.
Taylor County School System Teachers honored at the annual CU Excellence in Teaching program were, second from left: Melissa Sullivan, Patricia Jones and Jennifer Fitzpatrick. Presenting the awards were Dr. Donna Hedgepath, far left, provost and vice president for academic affairs, and Dr. Beverly Ennis, dean of the School of Education. Also pictured are fifth from left: Sara Tucker, instructional technology specialist; Laura Benningfield, Taylor County High School principal; and DiAnne Harris, instructional supervisor.


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