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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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Lost little dog found on KY 61 in Adair County, KY


2018-01-12 - KY 61 Adair County, KY - Photo by Zanetta Smith.

Found this little guy on Highway 61 in Adair County around 1:15pmCT - Thursday, January 11, 2018. 270-432-3555


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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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Medical Marijuana Task Force releases House Bill 166


2018-01-12 - Frankfort, KY - Photo from Secetary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes office.
Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes, at podium, Rep. John Sims, and members of their medical marijuana task force on Thursday, January 11, 2018, unveiled the legislative proposal that is the result of their discussions. Sims filed House Bill 166 Wednesday.


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Weather forecasts for Friday, 12 Jan 2018, predicting snow


2018-01-11 - Central KY - Photo from NOAA National Weather Service.
Our area is looking at predictions of 2" of snow from late tomorrow through Saturday based on this map from the National Weather Service. The Weather Chanel says it is 58 degrees now at 9:30pmCT, down from a high today, 11 Jan 2018, of 67 warm degrees. It projects a gradual drop to 55 degrees by midnight, 52 degrees and rain starting at 3amCT, then between 7am and noon, the temperature continues to drop into the low 40s, then the 30s. According to The Weather Channel projection chart, by 3pmCT Friday, 12 Jan 2018, the temperature drops to freezing and rain turns to snow. Drive safely! - LW


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Writer Carol Perkins with her Edmonton cheering teammates


2018-01-11 - Edmonton, KY - Photo from the collection of Cora Emma Jessie, Sulphur Well, KY.
The writer Carol Perkins who makes us smile with her weekly columns on columbiamagazine.com is pictured here with her cheerleading teammates at Edmonton in the early to mid-sixties. From left are Janet McCoy, Conne' DeVore, Roberta Reece, Maurice Jean Butler (center), Carol Sullivan, Connie Wilson and Linda Childers. Click this link to read Carol's most recent article and link to others in her collection.


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Randy Stonehill to speak at CU chapel service 24 Jan 2018


2018-01-11 - Taylor County, KY - Photo from Campbellsville University Communications.

Singer/songwriter Randy Stonehill will be speaking at Campbellsville University's chapel service Wednesday, Jan. 24 at 10amET in the Ransdell Chapel, 401 N. Hoskins Ave., Campbellsville, KY. The chapel series for the spring 2018 semester is "A Coat of Many Colors" based on Genesis 37:3. Services are free and open to the public.


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