Recovery assistance available for men and women
2026-06-16 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
The office of Mary Bardin, a local advocate resource representative for Redemption Road Recovery for Men and Hope City Recovery for Women, is a place to discover faith-based recovery programs - no matter whether you can pay or not. Her guiding message is simple: "Give us the opportunity to be the lock to your past and the key to your future." Families seeking help for a loved one battling addiction are encouraged to call 270-385-1525 for information and assistance. Comments | Permalink Rogers Scholars meet with Columbia Mayor
2026-06-16 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Office of the Mayor
On Monday, June 15, 2026, Columbia Mayor Pamela Hoots and Assistant to the Mayor Trey Stephens had the honor of hosting 51 Rogers Scholar Students studying at Lindsey Wilson University.
The Mayor spoke to the scholars about growth in Columbia, civic involvement, governmental operations, the differences between county and city governments and then answered questions on a variety of subjects. Comments | Permalink Festival attendees can win this basket FREE
2026-06-16 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Valerie Adams
The Jane Lampton Chapter, National Society of Daughters of American Revolution is sponsoring the giveaway of this basket of Columbia goodies - all made or purchased in Adair County or about our Jane Lampton or DAR ties - at a drawing at the lunch break on Saturday during the Mark Twain Storytelling Festival.
DAR members will be set up on the porch of the Lindsey Wilson University Administration building to hand out one FREE ticket for the drawing per person, upon entry to the Festival, prior to NoonCT on Saturday, June 20, 2026. Comments | Permalink Older Photos