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Christmas Parade 2013: 2nd story view is better


2013-12-09 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener. This photo was just a reminder of a wouldn't it be grand idea It was taken from the second floor of the Historic Adair County Courthouse. Would it be grand if the rooftops around the square became private parade viewing areas. It's better than streetside, I think. And would it be grand if parking on the Square allowed the density it had in the the early days? Where more people could sit in their cars and watch the passing parade, every day? The view above, of course, is of the crown of Begley Chapel. - EW.

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Christmas Parade 2013 - The American LaFrance


2013-12-09 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Shamarie Claiborne, ADAIR Band. 'Really wondering where the other 100 are???' Shamarie Claiborne wrote with this classic, a reference to the Disney movie, of course. Columbia/Adair County Firefighter Adam Coomer and his Dalmatian, "Scout," drove one of seven C/AC units in the parade. Engine No. 1, an American-LaFrance pumper, could, if called upon still fight fires just as it did when it was the only truck parked in the tiny Columbia Fire House which once stood at the NE Corner of Greensburg & Monroe Streets, on what is now the Adair County Regional Jail. The pumper was the first on the scene at the Adair Hotel Fire of 1976. Firefighter Dennis Loy said that Adam Coomer, a recent member of the department, is responsible for get the machine back in working order. Engine No. 1 is the parade equal of Ladder 1 - both impressive apparatuses. - CM

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Christmas Parade 2013 - A Columbia icon was hopping


2013-12-09 - Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Tiffany Hadley Kessler. A Columbia food icon "Looks like this little place was hopping," Tiffany Kessler wrote with this photo of a brightly lighted "Sweets & Eats," where the first soft serve ice cream was introduced to Columbia in the early 1950's, the stand housed the 1st Dairy Queen.

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Christmas in Columbia 2013: The First Lady


2013-12-09 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Shamarie Claiborne. Shamarie Claiborne writes: 'The Christmas spirit has my friend Cindy Harris smiling tonight! She was as beautiful as ever and full of the joy." He friend Cindy Harris is Columbia's First Lady.

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Christmas in Columbia. Huge crowd views parade


2013-12-09 - Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener. There were more people viewing the Parade from cars parked facing the parade route, fewer on the street waving, but the numbers were big, according to the official estimate by the Columbia Police Department, whose report said that around 500 cars took up every available space. They estimate between 2,200-2,500 were at the Parade Under the Lights event, Saturday night, December 7, 2013. Above The parade, led by units of the Columbia Police Department, makes its way past Lynn's Service Center, less than one city block away from the public square.

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Egypt Christian Wings Group holds Christmas meeting


2013-12-09 - Liberty Road Grocery & Deli, 5097 Liberty Road, Columbia, KY - Photo From Patty Smith Edwards. The Women in Gods Service (WINGS) group from Egypt Christian Church held their meeting and Secret Pal Christmas meeting at Liberty Road Grocery & Deli on Sunday, December 8, 2013. The group includes In front: Brenda Bennett, Dolly Riley, Faye Coomer, and Alma Fay. From left, standing: Linda Smith, Geri Sublet, Marilyn Bault, Robbie Bell, Patty Edwards, Jeannie Withers, Doris Montgomery, Louise Butler, Sheila Hare, Anna Lee Curry, Tammy Curry, Annette Burton, and Carol Patton. - Patty Smith Edwards

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LWC Chapter inducts members of communications honor society


2013-12-09 - J.L. Turner Building, 100 S Blue Raider Drive, Columbia, KY. - Photo by Duane Bonifer. LWC photo.
The Lindsey Wilson College chapter of Lambda Pi Eta
inducted new members and installed new officers on Wednesday, December 4, 2013, at a ceremony held in the J.L. Turner Leadership Center. Lambda Pi Eta is the National Communication Association's official honor society at four-year colleges and universities. Pictured, alphabetically: LWC Director of Freshman Year Experience Laura Burwash, chapter co-sponsor; student Jordan Cruze of Elizabethtown, KY; Sarah Durbin of Columbia; Kanisha Frye of Cadiz, KY; LWC Freshman Advisor Jennifer Furkin; student Jordan Giland of Benton, KY; student Jennye Howell of Hardyville, KY, chapter past-president; student Jonathan Joseph of Louisville, KY; student Chantal Livesay of Scottsville, KY; student Brook Milton of Scottsville, KY; Associate Professor of Communication Susan K. Minton, chapter sponsor; student Crystal Passmore of Windsor, KY; and Ramage. Not pictured: student members April Crenshaw of Cave City, KY; Portia Flowers-Gosser of Russell Springs, KY; Madison Mills of Owensboro, KY; Brenna Murray of Russell Springs, KY; Casey Stanfford of Berea, KY; Jessica Starnes of Albany, KY; and Andrea Taylor of Louisville, KY. - DUANE BONIFER, Lindsey Wilson College


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