Renfro art among those at local art exhibit reception
2019-09-19 - Slider Hall, Lindsey Wilson College - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Cora Renfro's painting is among those featured in the local artist's exhibit at the gallery at Lindsey. A reception will be held today at 6pmCT where artists and the public can mingle. Comments | Permalink
2019-09-19 - Slider Hall, Lindsey Wilson College - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Cora Renfro's painting is among those featured in the local artist's exhibit at the gallery at Lindsey. A reception will be held today at 6pmCT where artists and the public can mingle. Comments | Permalink
Burn Not - for here's why
2019-09-19 - Russell County, KY - Photo by Tiffany Kessler, columbiamagazine.com
Beautiful, "dry" leaves are drifting to the ground, reminding us that the season is changing. Monday, September 23, 2019 is the first day of fall. At the moment we have been without rain just long enough that there are Burn Bans going on in Adair and many other counties all throughout south central Kentucky. Click 'read more' for the report from Mike Keltner, Adair County Emergency Management. Comments | Permalink
2019-09-19 - Russell County, KY - Photo by Tiffany Kessler, columbiamagazine.com
Beautiful, "dry" leaves are drifting to the ground, reminding us that the season is changing. Monday, September 23, 2019 is the first day of fall. At the moment we have been without rain just long enough that there are Burn Bans going on in Adair and many other counties all throughout south central Kentucky. Click 'read more' for the report from Mike Keltner, Adair County Emergency Management. Comments | Permalink
Inside Columbia's Homeless Shelter beside the 911 Center
2019-09-19 - Columbia - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Maggie Coleman of J.O.Y Ministries, wrote, "Thank you so much to all the churches, businesses, and individuals that have helped to make this happen. Thank you to our local government officials for your support. So thankful for the prayers, labor, monetary donations and donations of items and time that went into this. Special thanks to Stacey Hatcher Wilson for her support in so many ways and allowing us to share Cally’s story to hopefully help someone else. Especially thankful to God for His blessings and His timing in answering our years of prayers for this need. Please pray with us as we allow God to show His love to each person that passes through these doors."
Paired photo: Homeless shelter dedicated to Cally Paige McFall Cally's mother, Stacey Wilson, at left, shared these words after the dedication of the new Homeless Shelter in Columbia, "I can’t say enough on how blessed our Community is to have such caring people to work together to do all they do. I was blessed to have a small part in the homeless shelter and truly honored they named it after Cally. Her story will live on and hopefully help save many lives. Thank You JOY Ministries."
Inside the Homeless Shelter which will house four people in need in emergency situations are, from left: Stacey Wilson, Lisa Greer, Gabe, Maggie and Ty Coleman, and Krystal Cundiff. Anyone needing help may stop by the Crises Resource Center on Greensburg Street in Columbia during the day or call 911 in the evening. Comments | Permalink
2019-09-19 - Columbia - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Maggie Coleman of J.O.Y Ministries, wrote, "Thank you so much to all the churches, businesses, and individuals that have helped to make this happen. Thank you to our local government officials for your support. So thankful for the prayers, labor, monetary donations and donations of items and time that went into this. Special thanks to Stacey Hatcher Wilson for her support in so many ways and allowing us to share Cally’s story to hopefully help someone else. Especially thankful to God for His blessings and His timing in answering our years of prayers for this need. Please pray with us as we allow God to show His love to each person that passes through these doors."
Paired photo: Homeless shelter dedicated to Cally Paige McFall Cally's mother, Stacey Wilson, at left, shared these words after the dedication of the new Homeless Shelter in Columbia, "I can’t say enough on how blessed our Community is to have such caring people to work together to do all they do. I was blessed to have a small part in the homeless shelter and truly honored they named it after Cally. Her story will live on and hopefully help save many lives. Thank You JOY Ministries."
Inside the Homeless Shelter which will house four people in need in emergency situations are, from left: Stacey Wilson, Lisa Greer, Gabe, Maggie and Ty Coleman, and Krystal Cundiff. Anyone needing help may stop by the Crises Resource Center on Greensburg Street in Columbia during the day or call 911 in the evening. Comments | Permalink
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