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Kathy Johnson retirement reception Thursday, 20 June 2019


2019-06-18 - Columbia, KY - Photo CM file photo.

Ellen Zornes, Chamber Executive Director, writes, "Kathy Johnson, who has served as Office Manager for the Columbia-Adair Chamber of Commerce, Economic Development Authority and Tourism for the past 13 years is retiring effective June 30, 2019. She will be greatly missed!"

A retirement reception will be held in her honor on Thursday, June 20, 1-2:30pmCT at the Chamber Office, 201 Burkesville Street. Please stop by and wish Kathy a Happy Retirement!


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Friends in health care industry


2019-06-18 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Jelaine Harlow, Health Educator at the Lake Cumberland District Health Department, center, spoke with TJ Health Columbia CEO Neil Thornbury, at left, and Stacey Biggs, Executive VP of Marketing, Planning and Development, at the June Chamber of Commerce lunch. The event was hosted by TJ Health Columbia.


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Billy Hancock Farm, Green County


2019-06-18 - Green Co., KY - Photo by Robert Ellis.
Robert writes, "I was out Monday with my camera in the Green County area and spotted this barn along Highway 61. Usually I spot a location too late and have to look for a place to turn around, and in this case I saw a tractor in the field bush hogging on my return visit. After parking the truck, Billy shut the tractor down and came over and cordially greeted me. I expressed my interest in photographing the red barn and he graciously allowed me full access to take all the pics I wanted. I plan to revisit this scene in the future since he told me the sun sets over the barn in the evenings. This image was intentionally processed for a 'vintage' look..." --ROBERT ELLIS. (c) Robert Ellis Woodworking


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Good morning from the Atlantic side


2019-06-18 - South Carolina - Photo by Jane Todd.
TJ Hilton and Jason Stailey waved good morning to the photographer on a recent walk over the beach at Surfside Beach, SC.


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TJ Health Columbia CEO speaks to Chamber members


2019-06-18 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
TJ Health Columbia hosted the June Chamber of Commerce lunch with a meal catered from the parent TJ Samson Hospital in Glasgow. CEO Neil Thornbury shared information about the operation since the purchase from Westlake and invited questions from the 30+ in attendance. He said every year has seen positive growth. The payroll in Columbia has increased by 80% and 110 employees are now working in the TJ Health Columbia network.


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Peaches at the Extension Office Farmers Market


2019-06-18 - Columbia, KY - Photo by David Herbst.
The Adair County Extension Office Farmers Market is open today from 6amCT until 10amCT at 409 Fairground St, Columbia, KY.

David writes, "Herbst Orchard has peaches at the Adair County Extension Office this morning."


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Metcalfe teachers honored at CU's EIT program


2019-06-17 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by Joshua Williams.
Metcalfe County Schools’ teachers were honored at Campbellsville University’s recent Excellence in Teaching Award Ceremony. Dr. Donna Hedgepath, far left, provost and vice president for academic affairs, and Dr. Lisa Allen, sixth from left, dean of the School of Education, presented the awards. From left are: Hedgepath; Clint Graham, Metcalfe County High School principal; Jay White, Metcalfe County Elementary School; Whitney Curd, Metcalfe County Middle School; Shana Palumbo, Metcalfe County High School, Metcalfe County High School; Allen; Allen Trotter, Metcalfe County Middle School principal; Michael Gill, Metcalfe County Elementary School principal; and Dr. Benny Lile, superintendent. Teachers are selected for this honor by their schools to receive Campbellsville University's Excellence in Teaching Award. This is the 33rd annual ceremony held on the Saturday after commencement.


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