Found: Black Cat
2026-01-22 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Joyce Coomer
Found in CertaCare back parking lot: One very sweet and healthy black cat. Evidently someone's pet housecat as it behaves nicely inside and wants a lot of petting. If anyone has lost this sweet little animal, I will return it to you. -Joyce M. Coomer, 270-250-4541. Comments | Permalink
2026-01-22 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Joyce Coomer
Found in CertaCare back parking lot: One very sweet and healthy black cat. Evidently someone's pet housecat as it behaves nicely inside and wants a lot of petting. If anyone has lost this sweet little animal, I will return it to you. -Joyce M. Coomer, 270-250-4541. Comments | Permalink
Scenic Adair Co - Icy edges on Cabin Fork Creek
2026-01-22 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Winter temperatures create art in these icy edges of Cabin Fork Creek in Montpelier. Comments | Permalink
2026-01-22 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Winter temperatures create art in these icy edges of Cabin Fork Creek in Montpelier. Comments | Permalink
Possibilities for improvements on the Public Square
2026-01-22 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo from Acapulco
A group of interested citizens met with Mayor Pam Hoots about continued improvements in downtown Columbia Tuesday. There is interest by many to see the Columbian Theatre restored and reopened. Conversations are in the works to see about getting the theater back into the hands of the donor, Dr Ben Arnold, who donated it to the school system. Pictured at Acapulco for a meeting about downtown buildings and development are: Mayor Pam Hoots, Darren Henson, Doug Beard, Linda Waggener, Charles Grimsley, and Ben Arnold. Comments | Permalink
2026-01-22 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo from Acapulco
A group of interested citizens met with Mayor Pam Hoots about continued improvements in downtown Columbia Tuesday. There is interest by many to see the Columbian Theatre restored and reopened. Conversations are in the works to see about getting the theater back into the hands of the donor, Dr Ben Arnold, who donated it to the school system. Pictured at Acapulco for a meeting about downtown buildings and development are: Mayor Pam Hoots, Darren Henson, Doug Beard, Linda Waggener, Charles Grimsley, and Ben Arnold. Comments | Permalink
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