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A collection of pictures that have appeared on ColumbiaMagazine.com and in the print edition of Columbia! Magazine. Photos are sorted from most recent to oldest. To see more pictures, click the "View the next..." link at the bottom of this page. To find a specific photo, try our Search Page.
LWC Writers practice 'Reverse Culture Shock'
2018-04-28 - Lindsey Wilson College, Columbia, KY - Photo by Writing Center Coordinator and Instructor of English.
On Wednesday, April 25, 2018, Lindsey Wilson College International Student Programs and the Lindsey Wilson College Writing Center hosted an event called "Reverse Culture Shock." Above, Front row, from left, squatting:, Jared Odd, US; Bingqing Wu, Yokohama, Japan; (front row standing), Cara Embry, Hartford, KY: Seong Yeon Shin, Seoul, South Korea; Youshin Kang, Jeju, South Korea; Kyungeun Lee, Incheon, South Korea ; Kathryn Brown, Bagdad, KY; Saya Yokoi, Nagoya, Japan; Back row from left Mikayla Durrance, Elizabethown, KY; Jennifer Little, Louisville, KY; Joanna Tidei, Lawrenceburg, KY; Natsuki Watanabe, Tokyo, Japan; Kassie Little, Dominick Ferrara, Hendersonville, TN; Kelvin Bailey, US: , Not pictured: Sabine Eastham, Germany/US
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Pulaski Drug Court serves as model for Virginia judge & court
2018-04-28 - Somerset, KY - Photo by James Neal, KY Administrative Office of the Courts.
Pulaski County Drug Court staff and team members recently spent a day educating a Virginia judge and drug court team about medication-assisted treatment. The Eastern Kentucky program is serving as a model for the VERITAS Adult Drug Treatment Court as the Bristol, VA., program moves toward offering MAT for participants with opioid addiction. Above - The Pulaski Drug Court Staff and Team Members flank Judge David A. Tapp, seventh from right, front row.
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JIM: Ad for The Hoodoo, 100 years ago at Columbia HS
2018-04-28 - Photo from the Collection of JIM.
The newspaper advert for "The Hoodo" On Friday night, April 28, 1933 -- a mere 85 years ago this day -- the seniors of Columbia High School, coached by Miss Mary Lucy Lowe, offered the public a brief respite from thoughts of the enduring Great Depression by presenting playwright Walter Ben Hare's comedy-farce The Hoodoo.
The briefest possible synopsis:
a young couple on the verge of marriage receive as a gift an Egyptian scarab along with strict instructions for it. When they fail to follow the instructions, beaucoup bad luck comes calling, creating havoc and hilarity as efforts to break the spell ensue.
Click 'Read More' for the complete story with names which link to so many Adair County families still in Adair County or have made a name for themselves elsewhere.
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Is he yours: Adorable puppy found in Young Addition in Columbia
2018-04-28 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Holly Caldwell.
This puppy was found in the area of Young Street and Adair Avenue in Columbia, KY. If he belongs to you, contact Bradley Caldwell at 270-250-4687
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Carol Perkins: The gathering Celebrating Official Geezerdom
2018-04-28 - Home of Russell Bryant Estes - Photo submitted by Carol Perkins.
Front row Carol Sullivan Perkins, Russell Estes, Susan Chambers, Judy Irvin, Shelia Scott, and Karen Simone. Back Row: Former Tennis players, and on the end is Kenny Scott, Shelia's husband. Judy (Irvin), Susan (Chambers), and I were invited to an Octogenarian Festival . . . In addition to great food, Russell Bryant Estes was also celebrating his eightieth birthday, officially, as he declared, entering the kingdom of "Geezerdom. . . I am an official Geezer now," he said as he addressed his attendees." - CAROL PERKINS. Click Read More for the whole story
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Drive 4 UR School benefits Adair County Choir
2018-04-27 - Adair County High School, 526 Indian Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Don Franklin Ford & The Adair County High School Choir fundraiser for the Choir continues until 6pmCT, this evening, Friday, April 27, 2018.
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