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Kenzie Rowe elected secretary of Columbia/Adair EDA


2018-04-17 - Chamber Building, 201 Burkesville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Columbia/Adair Economic Development Authority received the resignation of Randy Burns, which was presented at the EDA's Tuesday, April 17, 2018 regular meeting. The board elected Kenzie Rowe to fill the vacancy. The vote was unanimous on a motion by Dean Martin, with a second by Ann Martin, with members Anthony Janes, Dean Adams, and Roger Meadows joining in affirming. The new secretary, Mr. Rowe, had left the meeting early and was not present when the vote was taken. EDA chairman Mark Dykes presided. - EW


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Emergency road closure KY 61 Adair/Cumberland County line


2018-04-17 - Cumberland Co., KY - Photo by Barry Stotts, Stotts Construction Company.
Traffic is being turned back in both directions on Hwy 61 about three miles south of the Adair/Cumberland County lines as the road is closed for a one-vehicle crash. More details will be posted as received. - LW. Click Read More for official KSP report on incident


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Comfy seats with backrest at Shakespeare in the Barn


2018-04-17 - Shakespeare in the Barn at Homeplace on Green River, 5807 New Columbia Road, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Best Seats in the House. - They didn't have the only straw bale seats in the house, but these three had the only ones with a back rest. From left, above, are Becky Burris Rowe and husband Richard Rowe, of Owensboro, KY, and North Century Pharmacist Easton Bryant, Columbia more often seen as a participant than a spectator at local performing arts events. These straw bale seats command a great view, and, because of the accoustics the wooden shell provides without amplification, audio is natural, and great, too. George Kolbenschlag said that the director of Shakespeare in the Barn, Robert Brock, remarked that the wooden walls were like a fine accoustic guitar or fiddle - perfect, even without a sound system. - EW.

Homeplace on Green River, 5807 New Columbia Road, Campbellsville, KY, is getting ready for the next major event, Plow Day/Spring Festival, on Saturday, April 21, 2018, with events all day starting at 8amCT/9amET.


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Tanner, Berto and Matthew praised for giving help to others


2018-04-16 - Greensburg Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Maggie Coleman.
These three teens from Bloomington Chapel Church are being praised for their contributions in the works of J.O.Y. Ministries, helping the homeless or near homeless of Adair County. Tanner Foster, Adair County High School sophomore; Berto Soto, a 7th grader at Adair County Middle School; and Matthew Irvin, a junior at Adair County High School, have given of themselves in chores for the ministry and in missions. Click 'read more' for the story and more details about the boys. - MC


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Morgan Spoon and Hallie Burton ACMS rocket winners


2018-04-16 - Adair County Middle School, 322 Gen John Adair Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo Debra Waddell, ACMS .
Students in the extension class "Hollywood and Science," taught by Ms. Laura Willis, Adair County Middle School, have been watching and studying the use of science in movies. After watching October Sky, students created their own rockets. Winners of the official launch were Morgan Spoon and Hallie Burton! - Debra Waddell


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Have you seen Judy Jeffers lost dog?


2018-04-16 - Tabernacle Church, Neatsville, Adair County, KY - Photo by Judy Jeffers.
Judy Jeffers is hoping readers can help her find her little eight-year-old male silver, silky Yorky, Poopy, wearing a red and green collar with bells on it. He was last seen next door to Tabernacle Christian Church, 13175 Liberty Road, Columbia, KY. She can be reached at 270-384-5870.


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Hyewon Shim speaks at Russell Co. MS about native S Korea


2018-04-16 - Russell Springs, KY - Photo by LouAnn Gore Flanagan, submitted by Sabine Eastham.
On Wednesday April 11, Hyewon Shim , a student from Seoul South Korea, studying at Lindsey Wilson College, spoke to two groups at Russell County Middle School. The first group was the gifted and talented under the direction of Tracy Adams. Later, Hyewon spoke to RCMS 8th grade, above. - LouAnn Gore Flanagan


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