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Paz-Holley home ready for ten little kids to take charge
 2018-10-29 - Kellyville, Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener & Mitzi Bault, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Mark and Annie Holley, parents of five, and adoptive parents of five more children, were able to bring all ten to their new home Sunday, October 28, 2018, thanks to the community fundraiser project started last spring. The goal was to find a right-size home for a family of 12. It was completed, as chairman Rick Wilson said, God-led from the start. The money raised allowed for repairs to be done and preparations got underway right after the home was paid for. On Sunday, it was finished and ready for life.
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Scenic Kentucky: Ohio River Colors
 2018-10-29 - Louisville, KY - Photo by Pen. Since the opening of the Big Four Pedestrian Bridge, there's been a bit of a Renaissance on the Indiana side of the Ohio River. Fall colors help to accent some of the colorful older homes along Riverside Drive.
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(Ad) Please Vote to Elect Pamela Hoots, Mayor
 2018-10-29 - Columbia, KY - Photo from the candidate. Elect Pamela Hoots ~ Mayor, City of Columbia
This fall I am running for the office of Mayor of Columbia, where I hope to continue serving the residents of our town. I believe this office is a community service position and should involve the input of all residents.
As your Mayor, I plan:
1. Explore infrastructure updates for our community. This includes possible gas expansion, sidewalk extensions and improvements, and additional water hydrants for areas that have been annexed into the city.
2. Work toward all funding opportunities that could be available for our community. We need to ensure that we are working for state and federal grant funding that could apply to our town.
3. Have a transparent government for our citizens. We need to be an open record for our community. We need to look for efficiency improvements in the City of Columbia.
4. Be available to all residents and their concerns. Encourage everyone to become involved in what happens in our town and encourage everyone to be a part.
5. Promote safety in all schools and for all residents of our town. All should feel safe. This includes starting the Community Watch Program again, extending the DARE Program in the school system, and starting a Citizens Police Academy.
6. Support local business and encourage their expansion. This includes manufacturing as well as retail. The Mayor should be visiting businesses regularly and seeing what options may be available for local business expansion and see what incentives could be available.
I appreciate your support, prayers, and encouragement.
Pamela Hoots, Candidate
We need to ensure that all tax dollars are accounted for, are utilized in the most economical way for our residents, and we not increase any taxes.
Please select Ballot Position #2 and Vote for Pam Hoots
I will appreciate your vote and consideration.
Paid for by the candidate
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Last 2018 Farmers Market on the Square was a good day
 2018-10-28 - Corner of Merchant and Campbellsville Streets, Columbia, KY - Photo by Mitzi Bault, CM Staff. It was a good day, if cold, for the last of the Farmers Market on the Square Saturday, October 27, 2018. Betty Knifley, left, shopped with booth owners Donna Jones, center, and Kathy Campbell. They'll all be back in the spring when the next season begins.
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Laurel Ridge owners at last FM2 of the season
 2018-10-28 - Corner of Merchant and Campbellsville Streets, Columbia, KY - Photo by Mitzi Bault, CM Staff. Laurel Ridge Farm owners Dan and Brandy Held enjoyed one final Farmers Market Saturday, October 27. FM2 will reopen in the spring.
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Gracie Ann Bault patient with her family
 2018-10-28 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Mitzi Bault, CM Staff. Gracie Ann, a member of the Ricky and Mitzi Bault family, is being pretty patient as we work with cameras and practice photo skills to help out with columbiamagazine.com. She's being a good girl and makes a good model when she's in the spotlight.
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