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Adair Heritage Association discusses projects
 2019-09-18 - Columbia - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Mike Watson, at left, well-known local author and historian, was elected the new president of the Adair Heritage Association at the group's quarterly meeting September 16, 2019. To his left are Donna White, Ted Caldwell, Roger Meadows, Rodney White, Sammy Hughes, Jane Grant, Mayor Pam Hoots, Linda Fitzpatrick, and outside of the photo frame were Ellen Zornes, Lee Ann Jessie, and Linda Waggener.
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Homeless shelter dedicated to Cally Paige McFall
 2019-09-18 - Columbia - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. The new Adair County Homeless Shelter beside the 911 Center in Columbia was dedicated Tuesday, September 17, 2019 as Cally's House - dedicated in loving memory and honor of Cally Paige McFall 10-24-95 to 1-28-19, 'She brought us love and left us with precious memories.' The plaque is held by her mother, Stacey Hatcher Wilson, standing on the porch by the sign designating the shelter Cally's House. The group working to bring the shelter to completion stood with Cally's family on opening day. From left are: Natalie Vickous, Maggie Coleman, Krystal Cundiff, Billy Payne, Lee Ann Jessie, Mayor Pam Hoots, Mary Anne Loy, Thelma and Wayne Hatcher, Caitlyn Bishop and Autumn Bishop, and behind them are Emily Overstreet and Julie Hatcher. Anyone who is homeless may call at the Crises Resource Center on Greensburg Street in Columbia during the day or 911 in the evening.
Paired photo: Inside Columbia's Homeless Shelter beside the 911 Center
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New LWC leader introduced at WATCH Coalition meeting
 2019-09-18 - Columbia - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. New to the WATCH Coalition - Jeff Crane, Lindsey Wilson College Dean of the School of Professional Counseling was introduced to the September WATCH Coalition group by Jelaine Harlow, LCDHD Health Education Coordinator; and Dr. Pat Hardesty, LWC Professor of Counselor Education and Supervision. The WATCH group meets monthly to bring agencies together for discussion and coordination of services.
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Dreamland Motel Advertisement
 2019-09-17 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Pen. A ten-year-old photo of a sign that isn't there anymore -- an advertisment for the Dreamland Motel, that used to mark the entrance to the Square from Cambpellsville Street.
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Counties with burn bans
 2019-09-17 - Louisville, KY - Photo Courtesy KY Energy & Environment Cabinet. Counties shaded aboe have a ban on outdoor burning as issued by the County Judge-Executive and reported to the Division of Forestry.
The Division isn't always notified when a burn ban is issued. Therefore, it is always best to check with your local fire department or your County Judge-Executive's office.
Other restrictions may apply. Contact your local county official, solid waste coordinator, or fire department for information.
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