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Durham & Zornes donates to All in for LWC Chair's Challenge


2017-09-20 - Durham & Zornes, - Photo by Travis Smith, LWC photo.
Durham & Zornes Attorneys at Law of Columbia met with Blue Raider Bob this morning to make a gift to the All in for LWC Chair's Challenge. From left - Ellen Zornes, Hunter Durham, Vickie Thompson, Raider Bob, J.D. Zornes, and LWC Basketball Coach Paul Peck. Allan Parnell, Adair County native and LWC Chairman of the Board of Trustees, has pledged to give $200,000 to the college if 2,500 donors give during the 48 hour period of September 19-20, 2017. You can give online at: www.lindsey.edu/giving. - Travis Smith


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LWC Nursing Cohort donates to 'All in for LWC' chair's challenge


2017-09-20 - Lindsey Wilson College, Columbia, KY - Photo from Travis Smith, Lindsey Wilson College.
Members of the LWC Nursing Senior Cohort made a gift to the All in for LWC Chair’s Challenge. Allan Parnell, Adair County native and LWC Chairman of the Board of Trustees, has pledged to give $200,000 to the college if 2,500 donors give during the 48 hour period of September 19-20. You can give online at: www.lindsey.edu/giving. - Travis Smith


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CPD Sgt Junior Murphy takes out vine on courthouse columns.


2017-09-20 - 500 Public Square, viewed from corner of W Fortune & Burkesville Streets, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Toxic or no - the vine needed to come down - might be allowed to grow back later - but the Adair Heritage Association clean, patch, paint supervisors decided the vine on the Historic Adair County Courthouse needed to come down today, at least in order to survey and document any structural deterioration. Columbia Police Department Sgt. Junior Murphy, who isn't allergic to poison ivy or poison oak completed the task, but wore protective gloves just in case. - ED


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SOS: Courthouse rehab needs Concrete Patch, Pronto!


2017-09-20 - Historic Adair County Courthouse, 500 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, on behalf of Adair Heritage Association.
Can anyone help. The lamp posts at the Historic Adair County Courthouse are getting a fresh coat of paint today, but supervisors are hoping that they can be patched before paint goes on? Can anyone help?


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LWC Malvina Farkle volunteers spicking-and-spanning


2017-09-20 - Courthouse Annex, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Everywhere you look this morning, Wednesday, September 20, 2017, Lindsey Wilson College students are out working magic on the 2017 Malvina Farkle Day. This group doing detailed cleanup in front of the Adair Annex just after 8amCT, today. This annual day of service is a big reason to pause and remember what a positive impact LWC has on the community. - EW


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Is it toxic to touch? Courthouse crew needs fast plant ID:


2017-09-20 - Column at Front Door of Historic Adair County Courthouse, 500 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Is this plant a toxic to touch vine? Could someone ID and call 270-403-0017 with expert advice. Lindsey Wilson's Malvina Farkle volunteers need to know before removing the vine. - LW.

  1. Mark Bright says it is poison ivy, it is posinous to the touch>

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Courthouse Work Day: Mulberry tree removed


2017-09-20 - Historic Adair County Courthouse, 500 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Work continuing at a rapid pace this morning cleaning and sprucing with the Historic Adair County Courthouse. This pile of brush, will be picked up by the City of Columbia Sanitation Department for proper disposal. It's the remains of a mulberry tree which was growing too close the the structure. - Linda Waggener. Photo at 8:40amCT, Wednesday, 20 Sep 2017.


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