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Trophies at Madison Central: 2012 Tournament of Bands


2012-10-08 - 705 2nd Street, Richmond, KY - Photo by Shay Knifley. ADAIR Band Seniors with more hardware The trophies, including Grand Champion, at the Tournament of Bands, Richmond, KY, Saturday, October 6, 2012: The seniors are Cole Beard - Alto Saxophone, Tyler Bolin - Tuba, Eli Coomer - Drumline, Leslie Cowan - Flute, Kaitlyn Crawhorn - Flute, Sara Davis - Clarinet, Josh Epperson - Tuba, Alison Feese - Alto Saxophone, Jared Giles - Drumline, Cody Herbst - Baritone, Sarah Howard - Color Guard, Jordan Humphress - Alto Saxophone, Hayley Knifley - Drum Major, Elizabeth Melton - Trumpet, Thomas Murrell - Baritone, Jamika Payne - Trumpet, Kylie Rayburn - Flute, Noah Richard - Percussion, Brittney Scott - Color Guard, Nick Tupman - Drumline, Paige Waddle - Color Guard. - Shamarie Claiborne

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Just perfect! At 2012 Madison Central Tournament of Bands


2012-10-08 - 705 2nd Street, Richmond, KY - Photo by Debbie Cowan. Talk about perfect - even the Madison Central folks were rooting for us! Or so it might have seemed. They happen to be the Indians as well. Debbie Cowan framed this shot perfect with the a lot of the drumline - On the field from left to right Kyle Castaneda, Eli Coomer, Jared Giles, Nick Tupman, Chad Scholl, Joshua Grant, Dusty Claiborne, and Harrison Knifley. Front row in Pit from left - Harrison Rich, Noah RIchard, Landon Coomer, Jaxs Kemp, Chloe Cheng, and Preston Coomer. On the Podium is Field Commander Hayley Knifley. - Sharmarie Claiborne

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ACHS Boys Golf 10th in State, 2012: Best in program history!


2012-10-08 - Bowling Green Country Club, 251 Beech Bend Road, Bowling Green, KY - Photo from Steve Burton, Coach. Tenth in State!: The Adair County High School Boys Golf team have achieved a First Ever for the program and the Tradition of Excellence in Athletics for the school, coming in 10th in the State Tournament held Friday-Saturday, October 5-6, 2012, at the Bowling Green Country Club, 251 Beech Bend Road, Bowling Green, KY. From left Coach Burton, Riley Grant, Daniel Rarey, Alex Durham, Trey Garmon, and Korey Hundley just after the tournament was completed.

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Scenic Henry County, KY: Sharp's Grocery, Lockport


2012-10-07 - Lockport, KY - Photo by Tom Waggener\\\'s cellphone. Sharp's Grocery, 6919 River Rd, Lockport, Henry County, KY, is a seemingly timeless place, with this bitt of Americana memorabilia, a sign with the Marlboro Man promoting cigarettes - a figure right out of the half a century ago. It was one of the sights and stops for the GABRAKY statewide bike ride across Kentucky which made it's way to Lindsey Wilson College for brunch and a final stop at Dale Hollow Resort Park on Dale Hollow, the Tennessee/KY border lake south of Burkesville in Cumberland County, KY.

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Mary's House: Great crew from A & C Construction hung drywall


2012-10-07 - 550 Beech Top Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Fran Neat. A & C Communications, Corp. traveled from Cumberland County on Friday, October 5, to hang the drywall for Mary's House. Front row, from left: Chris Isenberg, Johnny Likens. Second row: Gary Stommel, Shane Taylor, and Dusty Logan. The Mary's House Committee is very appreciative of the wonderful contribution of this wonderful group. - Fran Neat

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Chris Schmidt & GABRAKY Riders at the Ohio River


2012-10-07 - Ohio River, from KY side - Photo from Main Street Bikes cellphone.
Lindsey Wilson Dean Chris Schmidt
in the mostly white outfit to the felt of the woman in yellow, foreground, with some three dozen other GABRAKY riders who dipped their wheels into the Ohio River before starting the Governor's Autumn Bike Ride Across KY - GABRAKY - which made its way to Columbia and Cranmer Dining Center today for breakfast before riding on to Dale Hollow State Park in Cumberland County. Among those who made it to Columbia, and not necessarily in this group - some left and some joined along the way - were, from Duane Bonifer, LWC - 2012 GABRAKY Riders at Cranmer Dining & Conference Center are: Stan Betsworth of Frankfort, KY; Julie Crossen of Cincinnati; Jennifer Crossen of Lawrenceburg, KY; Duc M. Do of Louisville, KY; Don Fair of Baltimore; Karrie Franz of Waunakee, WI; Anne Gilbert of Indianapolis; Richard Gilbert of Indianapolis; Nevin Goldstein of West Allis, WI; Deb Haddock of Kansas City, MO; Charles Hayes of Jackson, KY; Tree King of Louisville, KY; Michael Lowe of Bristol, Va.; Bob McClaim of Frankfort, KY; Angela Mitchell of Frankfort, KY; Mike Mohr of St. Peters, MD; Ted Niemann of Louisville, KY; Anna Marie Pavlik of Frankfort, KY; Charlie Pearl of Frankfort, KY; Jo Pitman of Wheatland, IN; Mark Quade of Shoreview, MN; Miles Quade of Waunakee, WI; Chris Schmidt of Columbia; Petra Shinn of Kansas City, MO; Forrest Steely of Lexington, KY; Carl Strathmann of Baltimore; Dickie Swift of Calhoun, KY; Nicole Ungeran of Batavia, IL; Janet Wood of Madison, WI; Levi Wood of Madison, WI; and Shannon York of Indianapolis. Lindsey Wilson College was one of the sponsors of the ride. Main Street Bikes' Tom Waggener gave sag wagon support to Monterey in Henry County on the first day.


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GABRAKY bike riders at Lindsey Wilson's Cranmer Center


2012-10-07 - Roberta C. Cranmer Dining Center, 430 Helen Flatt Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer, Lindsey Wilson College. 2012 GABRAKY Riders at Cranmer Dining & Conference Center are: Stan Betsworth of Frankfort, KY; Julie Crossen of Cincinnati; Jennifer Crossen of Lawrenceburg, KY; Duc M. Do of Louisville, KY; Don Fair of Baltimore; Karrie Franz of Waunakee, WI; Anne Gilbert of Indianapolis; Richard Gilbert of Indianapolis; Nevin Goldstein of West Allis, WI; Deb Haddock of Kansas City, MO; Charles Hayes of Jackson, KY; Tree King of Louisville, KY; Michael Lowe of Bristol, VA.; Bob McClaim of Frankfort, KY; Angela Mitchell of Frankfort, KY; Mike Mohr of St. Peters, MD; Ted Niemann of Louisville, KY; Anna Marie Pavlik of Frankfort, KY; Charlie Pearl of Frankfort, KY; Jo Pitman of Wheatland, IN; Mark Quade of Shoreview, MN; Miles Quade of Waunakee, WI; Chris Schmidt of Columbia, KY; Petra Shinn of Kansas City, MO; Forrest Steely of Lexington, KY; Carl Strathmann of Baltimore; Dickie Swift of Calhoun, KY; Nicole Ungeran of Batavia, IL; Janet Wood of Madison, WI; Levi Wood of Madison, WI; and Shannon York of Indianapolis.

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