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Winners 2018 Cupcake Wars: Chloe Grider & Elizabeth Marcum


2018-03-23 - ACES, Adair County Elementary School, 870 Indian Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Laura Marcum .
The Top Prize in the Cupcake Wars competition with their Alice in Wonderland themed cupcakes, were Chloe Grider and Elizabeth Marcum, entered as Team 4. They received a $25 gift certificate. - Laura Marcum


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Lindsay Daniel, Russell Springs, KY, named Newman Civic Fellow


2018-03-23 - Lindsey Wilson College, A.P. White Campus, Columbia, KY - Photo from Venus Popplewell, Director of Public Relations, LWC.
Lindsey Wilson College human services & counseling and communication junior Lindsay Daniel from Russell Springs, KY, has been named a 2018 Campus Compact Newman Civic Fellow. Daniel is one of 268 students who will make up the 2018 cohort of Newman Civic Fellows. - Venus Popplewell


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Over 3,000 Blue Pinwheels planted on State Capitol Lawn


2018-03-23 - Kentucky State Capitol lawn, 700 Capital Avenue, Frankfort, KY - Photo from Communications office of Gov. Matthew Bevin.
Commit to Prevent Child Abuse -Attendees gathered on the front lawn of the State Capitol to "plant" more than 3,000 pinwheels, the national symbol for child abuse prevention. Each pinwheel is representative of 20 live births in Kentucky each year. Present and taking part in the ceremony were Gov. Matthew Bevin and First Lady Glenna Bevin. The event took place Thursday, March 22, 2018. Nicole Burton & Erin Mitchell


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Gov. & First Lady Bevin 'plant' blue pinwheels on Capitol Lawn


2018-03-23 - Kentucky State Capitol lawn, 700 Capital Avenue, Frankfort, KY - Photo from Gov. Bevin/Communicaton Office.
Gov. Matt Bevin and First Lady Glenna Bevin joined representatives from Prevent Child Abuse Kentucky (PCAK) and WellCare Health Plans Thursday afternoon, March 22, 2018 to help launch Child Abuse Prevention Month, 'planting' over 3,000 blue pinwheels on the Capitol Lawn. - Nicole Burton and Erin Mitchell


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(Ad Photo) Grilled Chicken Salad at Fiesta Mexico


2018-03-23 - Fiesta Mexico of Columbia. 819 Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY - Photo ColumbiaMagazine.com photo .
Special at Fiesta Mexico. Grilled Chicken Salad, a meal in itself. Just $5.99, when featured. Fiesta Mexico of Columbia 819 Jamestown St., Columbia KY. 270-384-6004.


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Bradley Miller recognized for 10 years with CAUD


2018-03-23 - Columbia/Adair Utilities District, 109 Grant Lane, Columbia, KY .
Columbia/Adair Utilities District employee Bradley Miller is celebrating 10 years of service to the utilities of Adair County. He is the Chief Water Plant Operator for the District. Everyone at CAUD congratulates Bradley on his accomplishment.


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Breeding resident finds key embedded in tree as firewood split


2018-03-23 - Trifecta Print Design, 426 Wain Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.

Chuck Woodbury, pressman at Trifecta Print Design, was splitting firewood recently and discovered something he'd never seen before, a key embedded deep inside the tree. He hasn't figured out how it could have gotten there, or what the key might open. "it couldn't have been a knothole where a house key was hidden - people do that," he said, "because knotholes don't close up. The wood was actually split in the edge of Metcalfe County, at his parents house on Shady Ridge Lane, and Woodbury wonders if anybody has a good theory on how the curiosity occurred, how the key made it there. Woodbury is a 30 year veteran of the printing business. He was a bindery/folder operator in Michigan before coming to Adair County, KY. - Ed Waggener. Thanks to Ralph Waggener for the news tip.


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