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Snow activity pretty wild right at dusk
2018-01-12 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Shoppers exiting Walmart looked up to see this view of the heavy snow showers in New Columbia at about 5:30pmCT. Temperatures hit the freezing mark mid-afternoon and by this hour had dropped to around 28 degrees.
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Winter storm began in Columbia on Eastern time
2018-01-12 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
The temperature drop to the freezing mark actually happened early, a little after 2pmCT rather than the 3pm predicted this time last evening. Bitter wind made it feel colder than the 32 degrees. This is a photo taken after the snow had been coming down steadily for over an hour and was beginning to show on the the ground. The view is of Grady Loop off Bomar heights in Columbia, KY.
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Can you help this big fellow get home?
2018-01-12 - Knifley Road, Adair County, KY - Photo Renae Taylor.
This dog is camped out at my house on Knifley Road and I'm trying to find his owner. My landlord, George Rice, told me to contact you all about posting and looking for his owner. Reach by emaiil at: tayyrenae@gmail.com.
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(Ad) Election 2018: Chris Reeder for 4th District Magistrate - Adair Co., KY
2018-01-12 - In the picture, Left, is Perry Reeder, Ashley Reeder, the candidate, CHRIS REEDER, and Sammy Blair. - Photo Submitted by Candidate.
To the voters of the 4th Magisterial District of Adair County, KY
(Gradyville-Nell, Sparksville-Breeding, South Columbia #2 precincts)
Hello, my name is Chris Reeder, and I am seeking the office of magistrate in the Fourth District of Adair County.
I am a life long resident of Adair County. I am the son of Deeanna Hamlett Reeder and the late Greg Reeder.
My wife, Tammy Bragg Reeder; and I have two children Ashley Reeder and Justin Reeder and a wonderful daughter-in-law, Angel Burton Reeder.
I was born in Adair County at the old Adair Memorial Hospital (in District 4) and I have spent the majority of my life in District 4.
The people and communities of District 4 and all of Adair County are very important to me and dear to my heart.
I always strive to be a good neighbor and will approach this position in the same manner.
District 4 is growing and growing fast. We need continued strong leadership and a strong voice for the people of District 4. With your vote of confidence on Tuesday, May 22, 2018, we can continue to grow and make District 4 the best place to live in Adair County.
If elected I make these promises: To be visible in our district, to always be accessible, and to always vote for what is right and best for our communities.
People of district 4, I humbly ask for your vote and support in the Republican Primary, Tuesday, May 22, 2017, for the office of Adair County District 4 Magistrate.
Thank you,
- Chris Reeder
270-250-5528
Paid for by the candidate, Chris Reeder
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City PD and staff honors Sergeant Tracy McCarol at retirement
2018-01-12 - CPD - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com.
CPD Chief Jason Cross presented a gift of appreciation to retiring Sergeant Tracy R. McCarol Thursday, 11 Jan, 2018, when the City staff and Columbia Police Department hosted a luncheon in his honor, 11 Jan, 2018. Many members of the Adair County law enforcement community attended the come and go event. From left are: Adair County Sheriff Harrison Moss, Officer Jamie Cole, Sergeant Gary Roy, Chief Jason Cross, Sergeant Tracy McCarol, Officer Drew Conn, Officer Josh Brockman, Mayor Curtis Hardwick and Sergeant Jr. Murphy.
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Kaiser contributes 13 points in CU win over Cumberlands
2018-01-12 - O. Wayne Rollins Center, 1 Maple Street, Williamsburg, KY - Photo CU photo by Brett Pierce. .
Campbellsville’s 9-0 spurt to start the fourth quarter proved to be the difference maker in its 69-60 win on the road over University of the Cumberlands at the O. Wayne Rollins Center on Thursday night, January 11, 2018. The Campbellsville University Lady Tigers used a 9-0 run to start the fourth quarter to earn its fifth-straight victory after beating University of the Cumberlands, 69-60,. Madison Kaiser tied a team-best with 13 points for Campbellsville. David Gerhardt
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