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Principal Troy Young fields transportation question


2012-09-21 - 1204 Greensburg Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Adair County High School Principal Troy Young
left answered a booster question on invoices for trips as Adair County Schools Director of Transportation David Jones, center and Adair County School Board Member Mike Harris (Div 5), listen. The scene was from a long, sometimes dramatic Adair County School Board meeting on Thursday, September 20, 2012.


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Breanna Bolin presents booster concerns on transportation


2012-09-21 - 1204 Greensburg Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Breanna England Bolin was the lead speaker for the third issue oriented advocacy groups at the Thursday, September 20, 2012 school board meeting. Bolin and other booster clubs' spokespersons told the board that the $1.75 per mile cost (plus $12.24/hour for a driver) for attending competitions is translating into continuous fundraising by parent/supporter groups.


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Greg Corbin presents offer of financial support for Agriculture


2012-09-21 - 1204 Greensburg Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Greg Corbin, right presented the Adair County Agriculture Alliance's solution to their interest in keeping three Agriculture teachers for Adair County High School's agriculture department at the Thursday, September 20, 2012 regular meeting of the Adair County Board of Education. The group has offered to help fund the third teacher, a seemingly simple way to produce a win-win situation. The board listened to the proposal, but Corbin and the farmer supporters were told that State Law dictated that the school site based councils have final say. The council recommended an Instructional Assistant for the Agricultural Department and the board voted 5-0 for that plan. Supporters of Agriculture were one of three advocate groups which packed the conference room to overflowing. Listening, from left are Chairman Floyd Burton (Div 4); Board Attorney Jeff Hoover, and Board Member Joseph Payne (Div 3).


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LWC Cyclist makes program history at Track Nationals


2012-09-21 - Frisco, Texas - Photo by Chris Wells.
Lindsey Wilson Cyclist David Novak (closest to the camera) stands on podium following his fourth place finish in Frisco, Texas to become the first Blue Raider man in the program's history to earn a spot on the podium at USA Cycling Collegiate Track Nationals, on Thursday, September 20, 2012. -Chris Wells, Lindsey Wilson College


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Technology steals (part of) the show: iPads


2012-09-21 - 1204 Greensburg Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Rachel Brown a CWC technology Geek, demonstrated the iPad at the Adair County School Board session last night, with the help of fellow techie Leah Dykes, and a supporting cast of adults, Carla Arnold, LouAnn Coomer, Patty Jones, and Jason Rector. The iPad presentation of phase two Tech's time on stage, as three waves of interest groups - those concerned with technology, agriculture groups, and boosters - kept the conference room at the Adair County Board of Education packed and overflowing 6pm-9:20pmCT, when a weary Board Chairman Floyd Burton called for a tabling of the last item on a 27 point agenda - the naming of a road into the new elementary school - after almost three and one-half hours.


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Shirley Jones' pear tree has 2012's second crop


2012-09-21 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Shirley Jones . My pear tree is producing a second crop of pears. It's bloomed before in the fall, but this is the first year it's had this many pears again after we'd just harvested them several weeks ago." - - Shirley Jones

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Cutest cria in the country for National Alpaca Week


2012-09-20 - Photo by Marjorie Phipps.
Baby Alpacas:
Here's a photo of some of this year's cria (baby alpacas). They are bigger now, but this is one of my favorites ! The alpacas are "Choc OH Latte Dream" and "Lord Rexroat" We named him after Dr. Rexroat at Adair Animal Hospital because she had to help him be born. They are at Barnett's Creek Farm.Barnetts Creek Farm, 970 Moxley Road, Liberty, KY, which will be open for visitors 10am-4pmET/9am-30mCT, Saturday-Sunday, September 29-30, 2012. Everyone is invited to this observance of National Alpaca Week, and to learn about raising them and how their fiber is processed into yarns and other products. - Marjorie Phipps..


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