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Teacher as Leader orientation group
2017-05-25 - Goodhue Building, 400 Helen Flatt Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Mariah Stearns, LWC photo.
Master of Education in Teacher as Leader students, Dylan Beasley, Jordan Humphress, Taylor Cook, and Tyler Cook, participated in the program's orientation May 23, 2017. Lindsey Wilson College introduces its latest cohort for their online Master of Education program in Teacher as Leader. This cohort consists of eleven students, and is the largest cohort for the program to date.- MARIAH STEARNS. Paired photo
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LWC introduces cohort for online ME program: Teacher as Leader
2017-05-25 - Goodhue Building, 400 Helen Flatt Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Mariah Stearns, LWC photo.
Lindsey Wilson College introduces its latest cohort for their online Master of Education program in Teacher as Leader. This cohort consists of eleven students, and is the largest cohort for the program to date. Front row, from left: Jordan Humphress, Sydney Agee, Rebecca Wynn, Haley Burton, Dr. Gera Nelson. Back row, from left: Taylor Cook, Tyler Cook, Dylan Beasley, Courtney Grant, Evelyn Morgan. (Not Pictured: Nicholas Coe, Keegan Kendrick) - MARIAH STEARNS. Paired photo
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Kyle Mann and Brandi Blackburn are honored alumni
2017-05-24 - Somerset, KY - Photo from Alumni News Magazine, Rogers Scholars Program.
The Rogers Scholars Program at the Center for Rural Development in Somerset, KY honored Adair County siblings Kyle Mann and Brandi Blackburn in the recent issue of their Alumni News Magazine. Both are alumni of Adair County High School. Kyle was a part of the 2010 Rogers Scholars class and Brandi was a part of the 2002 Rogers Scholars class. Click 'read more' below for their story.
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Kaylee Campbell serves guests at the salad luncheon
2017-05-24 - 201 Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com.
Volunteer server Kaylee Campbell, standing, checked on luncheon guests to see if more tea or water was needed. Around the table from her left are Pam Hoots, Mike and Thelma Robertson, Donna Marcum Harper, Margaret Owens and Ann Melton. Joining Kaylee in volunteer service were Amber Loy, Kiara Collins, Kennedy Stephens, and Laney Stotts. The Tuesday, May 23, 2017 event was hosted by Mary Ann Loy with the Adair Heritage Association. Over $400 was raised to help with expenses on the house which could include a much-needed kitchen stove.
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Laney Stotts serves at Trabue House salad luncheon
2017-05-24 - 201 Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com.
Laney Stotts, standing, along with the other volunteer servers wore professional dress complete with a vintage apron for each provided by hostess Mary Anne Loy. Here she asked if guests needed more drinks or fresh-from-the-Farmers-Market strawberries. Her co-server volunteers, all from Adair County Middle School, were Kaylee Campbell, Amber Loy, Kiara Collins and Kennedy Stephens. The young servers got to experience part of Adair County's history while they gained experience in serving food at the Trabue Russell House salad luncheon. Around the table from Lane's left are: Donna Jones, Mike Watson, Lila Loy, Maury Lewis, Betty Knifley and Kathy Hunt.
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Arriving at the luncheon in Don Franklin Motors vehicle
2017-05-24 - Trabue-Russell House, 201 Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com.
The historic Trabue Russell House, owned by the City of Columbia, brings together folks who share a love of, and who make time for a giving of, hours and resources to protect buildings like this one and others in our heritage. In attendance at the Tuesday, May 23, 2017 salad luncheon were volunteer driver Dr. Barry Loy who had just transported guests Chuck Rogers and Susan Lynn Harvey from the lower parking area to the back entry in the golf cart provided for the event by Don Franklin Motors. The day was pleasant enough so that all three doors, two in back plus the front door overlooking the rose garden, could be kept open. The house features the Julia Miller Horton Memorial Rose Garden and a museum of local history.
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