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Mrs. Jeana Pike receives first ASCEND Award


2025-09-23 - Columbia, KY - Photo from Adair County Schools.
Adair Schools congratulates Jeana Pike, teacher at Adair County Elementary School, recognizing her as first ASCEND award winners at Thursday’s board meeting. Each month represents one of the district’s core values. August was acting with Integrity. Nominated by staff across the district. The nomination stated, “Mrs. Pike has helped numerous students believe in themselves and their ability to succeed. She creates a culture of integrity in her classroom. Her demonstration of integrity serves as a model to students, shaping their character in a positive way and preparing them for success in their futures.”


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Historic downtown Campbellsville


2025-09-23 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by Larry Joe Smith, The Big Dawg, FM 99.9.
A favorite corner in Campbellsville offers the only remaining Druther's Restaurant in the state of Kentucky and the historic hotel. The Big Dawg building is across the street from both. buildings.


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Democrats welcome Adkins and Forsythe in RS


2025-09-23 - Russell Springs, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
A Democrat dinner meeting was held at the Community Center on Main Street in Russell Springs Monday evening to welcome Rocky Adkins, senior advisor to Governor Andy Beshear, along with Logan Forsythe former U.S. Secret Service agent and attorney, who announced his bid for Kentucky’s U.S. Senate. Pictured from left are: Russell Springs PD Officer Mason Miniard, Lou Ann Gore Flanagan, Vicky Pike, Forsythe, Adkins, Pam Shearer and Officer Kendall Catron.


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Travel: Gaudi, LWU and Austin, Texas (2 of 2)


2025-09-23 - Austin, TX - Photo by Veronica Arnold.
Veronica writes, "We have an international student that we welcome into our lives with a program from LWU. (Side note, ISP is a wonderful program more should get involved with) One student is from Spain, and brought us a lovely book about a Spanish architect named Antoni Gaudi. I found it very fascinating and learned a lot. Saying someone was wearing very loud and conspicuous things have been called very 'gaudi.' Now I know where that term comes from. While we were in Austin, Texas, we observed two places where the style and decorations was clearly inspired by Gaudi. At the Austin Bergstrom International Airport and at Austin's Science and Nature Center in Zilker Park.

I attached two pictures but there were more examples of this mosaic tiles and natural shapes being employed. So somehow a student from Lindsey taught us something that we then were able to identify as we traveled in the U.S. Very cool!"


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Travel: Gaudi, LWU and Austin, Texas (1 of 2)


2025-09-23 - Austin, TX - Photo by Veronica Arnold.
Veronica writes, "We have an international student that we welcome into our lives with a program from LWU. (Side note, ISP is a wonderful program more should get involved with) One student is from Spain, and brought us a lovely book about a Spanish architect named Antoni Gaudi. I found it very fascinating and learned a lot. Saying someone was wearing very loud and conspicuous things have been called very 'gaudi.' Now I know where that term comes from. While we were in Austin, Texas, we observed two places where the style and decorations was clearly inspired by Gaudi. At the Austin Bergstrom International Airport and at Austin's Science and Nature Center in Zilker Park.

I attached two pictures but there were more examples of this mosaic tiles and natural shapes being employed. So somehow a student from Lindsey taught us something that we then were able to identify as we traveled in the U.S. Very cool!"


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Butterfly: Black Swallowtail


2025-09-23 - Central Kentucky - Photo by Pen.
A black swallowtail perched on late-summer grass. It seems to have been a very good year for butterflies - use the CM Comment Form to let us know if you've seen more or less than usual this year.


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Football: Indians play homecoming game on home turf


2025-09-23 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Trey Stephens.
On Friday, September 19, 2025, the Adair County Indians debuted their new home field--which looked incredible--in their homecoming game against the Scotties of Glasgow.


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