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City Council hears from Farmers Market on the Square

2019-02-06 - City Hall, 116 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Before the February 4, 2019 monthly meeting of the Columbia City Council began, a large crowd was gathering to hear, and speak if needed, the discussion of the Farmers Market on the Square location. Farmers made the point that they need to know if their location is to be the same as they prepare for the season that begins Saturday, April 6, 2019. The Council asked City Attorney Helm to write a new, updated agreement, and asked the FM2 representatives to bring updated insurance documents for his study. After that is done, a special called meeting will be held for a final vote with expectations that the Market will open in their same place.
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Family sends happy birthday wishes to Sandy Janes

2019-02-06 - Adair County, KY - Photo from Doug and Monica Janes

The Janes family of downtown Columbia would like to wish a very happy birthday to Sandy Janes today, February 6, 2019.

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Avery Shuffett takes 1st Place in Youth Wrestling

2019-02-06 - Louisville, KY - Photo by Monica Shuffett
On Sunday, February 3, 2019 at Broadbent Arena in Louisville, Kentucky, Avery Shuffett won the State Championship in Youth Wrestling 59A. Avery wrestles with the Taylor County Wrestling Program and is coached by Chris Harrison and Matt Milton.

Avery is the 9 year old son of Monica Rodgers-Shuffett and William Shuffett of Greensburg. He attends Green County Intermediate School.

Pictured:
  • State Champion: Avery Shuffett (Taylor County Youth Wrestling)
  • Runner Up (2nd): Grayson Perry (McCreary County Wrestling)
  • 3rd: Noah Bowen (Martin County Cardinals)
  • 4th: Justin Binder (Colt Wrestling)
  • 5th: Jaxson Baldwin (Belfry Wrestling)
  • 6th: Christian Wakeman (Woodford Wrestling Club)
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