Journey to the Manger took many volunteers, two churches
2019-12-18 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Journey to the Manger, produced by Pickett's Chapel and Tarter's Chapel United Methodist Churches, took many hours of volunteer time from both church congregations and friends to build and staff the presentation of the Christmas Story drive through. Men of both churches worked together to construct the 19 buildings the first year, 2012. This was the fifth year of the 1 mile journey. The road goes across lands belonging to Junior and Chad Brown and Chuck Rogers. Comments | Permalink
2019-12-18 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Journey to the Manger, produced by Pickett's Chapel and Tarter's Chapel United Methodist Churches, took many hours of volunteer time from both church congregations and friends to build and staff the presentation of the Christmas Story drive through. Men of both churches worked together to construct the 19 buildings the first year, 2012. This was the fifth year of the 1 mile journey. The road goes across lands belonging to Junior and Chad Brown and Chuck Rogers. Comments | Permalink
Angels along Journey 2019 stood 8-10 feet in air
2019-12-18 - Columbia - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Perhaps the bravest volunteers to make the Journey to the Manger appear real were the angels who stood on high pedestals. Barney Taylor, welding instructor at ACHS, lead the building of the angel stands the first year of the Journey presentation. There’s a foot stand and a belt to go around the waist under the costumes allowing for the angels to stand for three hours approximately 8 to10 feet up in the air above the little buildings. It was a chilling Journey. Comments | Permalink
2019-12-18 - Columbia - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Perhaps the bravest volunteers to make the Journey to the Manger appear real were the angels who stood on high pedestals. Barney Taylor, welding instructor at ACHS, lead the building of the angel stands the first year of the Journey presentation. There’s a foot stand and a belt to go around the waist under the costumes allowing for the angels to stand for three hours approximately 8 to10 feet up in the air above the little buildings. It was a chilling Journey. Comments | Permalink
Business: DQ communications continue for possible new site
2019-12-18 - Possible new location at the junction of Jamestown Street, Tutt Street and Bomar Heights Street in Columbia - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
In a release from the City of Columbia, work is continuing on the proposed Dairy Queen location in Columbia. Mayor Pamela Hoots said, "We have been informed that work is progressing and they are hoping to be in our town soon." She said Justin Kraus, Chief Investment Officer with Fourteen Foods from Minnesota, told her Fourteen Foods appreciates the hospitality and on-going communication with the City of Columbia. The Mayor also extends appreciation to Columbia realtor Elliott Burton for working with the City on this project. More details will be announced at a later date. Comments | Permalink
2019-12-18 - Possible new location at the junction of Jamestown Street, Tutt Street and Bomar Heights Street in Columbia - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
In a release from the City of Columbia, work is continuing on the proposed Dairy Queen location in Columbia. Mayor Pamela Hoots said, "We have been informed that work is progressing and they are hoping to be in our town soon." She said Justin Kraus, Chief Investment Officer with Fourteen Foods from Minnesota, told her Fourteen Foods appreciates the hospitality and on-going communication with the City of Columbia. The Mayor also extends appreciation to Columbia realtor Elliott Burton for working with the City on this project. More details will be announced at a later date. Comments | Permalink
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