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The Big A has been moved



2013-03-30 - ACHS, 526 Indian Drive, Columbia KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
The Big A sign pedestal
, which formerly stood at the intersection of Indian Drive and Greensburg Street, has been moved to the front of 526 Indian Drive - Adair County High School. This view of the Big A is from the front circle at Adair County High School, looking across Indian Drive to the new Adair County Primary Center. Signage at ACHS is being methodically upgraded, with an goal of functionality first, with aesthetics close follower. Prominent street numbers are being added to buildings, making it easy for emergency response units, delivery vehicles, and visitors to find locations easily.


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