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Watch for traffic delays on New Columbia Road


2019-09-20 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by Larry J. Smith, General Manager, The Big Dawg, FM 99.9 radio.
Traffic delays on New Columbia Road between Campbellsville and Columbia make for slower driving these mornings. Be extra careful in your travels.


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At the September EDA meeting


2019-09-20 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Economic Development Authority leaders, Bobby Morrison, Chairman, at left, treasurer Roger Meadows and secretary Kinsey Rowe, at right, prepare for the September meeting to explore ways to grow Columbia and Adair County. The EDA meets each month and is open to the public. The next meeting is Tuesday, October 15, 2019 at 8amCT at the Chamber of Commerce Tourism and Economic Development Authority building, 201 Burkesville Street, Columbia, KY. The view showing a bit of pre-fall color is looking across at the Columbia United Methodist Church yard and up West Fortune Street.


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Picture reminds us why we are under a Burn Ban


2019-09-20 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Connie Stotts.
All one has to do is drive down Highway 61 south toward Cumberland County to see how fast trees are drying up. It's a time to be careful with flame of any kind, from a campfire to a cigarette butt. Click 'read more' for details of the current Burn Ban. - LW


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Artist Darlene Campbell among those at reception


2019-09-20 - Columbia - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com.
Artist and art instructor Darlene Campbell stands between two paintings she has shared in the local artists works on display at the Lucretia Begley Art Gallery at LWC during the past month. Her statement read, "These two paintings are from my Appalachian Elemental series - depicting Appalachia personified as a woman, strong, earthy, spiritual, elegant, humble, beautiful and complex."


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Mystery: who created these quilt squares?


2019-09-20 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Phil Hanna.
The Homeplace on Green River would like to give credit to the artist(s) who created these quilt squares with a plaque of some kind. George Kolbenschlag made labels naming each pattern and we would like to recognize the artist or artists as well. They were originally in the Columbia Chamber of Commerce offices several years back. The Chamber allowed them to be moved to the Lindsey Wilson College Library, which put them on display for a time. Recently the works were released to the Homeplace where they are displayed in the Arts and Entertainment Barn. -- Phil Hanna


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Happy Anniversary, A. L. and Barbara Sinclair!


2019-09-20 - Adair County, KY - Photo from family collection.
Daughter Debbie Sinclair writes: "My parents will be married 61 years today, September 20, 2019. Much congrats to the both of them since they could only live with each other - no one else could put up with them but each other - they have made it work (just kidding mom and dad). They are so loved by their kids, grandkids and now great grandkids. They are pictured here holding their youngest great grandbaby Evelyn. They are treasures to all who are lucky enough to know them! Love you Mom and Dad, -- Debbie


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Health Department holds Gentle Yoga exercise training


2019-09-20 - Extension Office, Columbia, KY - Photo by Janet Cowherd.
The Adair Health Department hosted a training session for Gentle Yoga leaders at the Adair Extension Office this week. Marshall University instructor Sheila Plogger helped women from three counties, Green, Russell and Adair, who had come for initial sessions or for updates. The goal of the training was to share the healthy exercises that focus on gentle stretches, breathing and relaxation. Pictured are Lisa Jo Allen, Allison Shepherd, Crystal Kingery, Bailey Brown, Eva Sublett, Sheila Plogger and Linda Waggener. Classes are held at the Health Department once or twice each year and at the LWC Holloway Health and Wellness Center at 10amCT each Tuesday morning.


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