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Friendly little puppy is loose at Roadside Park, Columbia, KY


2012-04-02 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Roslyn Wilson.
This dog has been seen at the Roadside Park, 2310 Hwy 55 RD South, Columbia, KY. She appears to have been dropped off or has become lost, but she has no collar or visible identification. She is very friendly and deserves a good home. I did not take her, in hopes that her owner may come pick her up tonight. However, if she is still there tomorrow, I plan to take her to the shelter. Roslyn Wilson


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(Ad) Found puppy, Sparksville Road area


2012-04-02 - Sugarfoot Farm Rescue, Sparksville, KY - Photo by Peg S. Schaeffer.

Puppy found on Sparksville Road This female puppy was brought to us by a neighbor. She was found on Sparksville Road. If yours please contact 270-378-4521. - Peg Schaeffer


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Mike Stephens reads Dr. Seuss with the help of grandson


2012-04-02 - Col. Wm. Casey School, 220 Gen. John Adair DR, Columbia, KY - Photo by Julie Brockman.
Grandfather of Trey Stephens, in Ms. Julie Brockman's Kindergarten class at CWC, visited the classroom a few weeks ago to read. Pa Mike read a Dr. Seuss book to the class. The picture shows his grandson, Trey "helping Pa Mike read".


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An icon of Adair County healthcare coming back to Westlake


2012-04-02 - Columbia, KY - Photo From CM files.
Dr. Phil Aaron, MD, who has conducted the largest practice over the years in Adair County history, is expected to return to the Westlake healthcare system in approximately two weeks. The vote instructing interim CEO Timothy Menton to put the finishing touches on a contract with Dr. Aaron came this morning, Monday, April 2, 2012.


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Lanny Harlow performs for CWC Music in Our Schools month


2012-04-02 - Col. Wm. Casey School, 220 Gen. John Adair DR, Columbia, KY - Photo by Julie Brockman.
Ms. Julie Brockman's Kindergarten class at Colonel Wm. Casey Elementary School had a special visitor today in celebration of Music In Our Schools Month. Lanny Harlow, Pa of Maddox Phillips in our room, brought his banjo and played a few songs. We love music! Alex Barradas, center Jordan Grider, above, are among those listening. -Julie Brockman


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Meadow Hill Inn, Columbia, KY


2012-04-02 - Burkesville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo from postcard collection, Wally Burress.
"Meadow Hill Inn on Ky 80, Columbia, Kentucky." First posted on CM 2009-11-06: Wally Burress, Columbia, KY bought a postcard with this scene from about 53 years ago, when the finest restaurant in South Central Kentucky was the Meadow Hill Inn. Burress bought the card on e-Bay. The date the message is 1956, but there doesn't seem to be any 1950's cars in the lot of 50s manufacture, so the photo was probably taken a few years earlier. One car, third from left, looks to be the 1949 Buick Roadmaster owned by then Columbia Postmaster Ray Flowers. Surely someone can identify the lime green sedan next to it, or can make out some of the Chevrolets, Plymouths, and maybe an Oldsmobile or Pontiac among the 25 vehicles Wally Burress counted in the lot. The truck parked in the back, closest to the railing, looks like one the late Stewart Hutchison used to drive. The postcard isn't for sale. Wally Burress said it goes in his safe, along with a lot memorabilia about his horse, Coax Me Chad, the second place finisher in the 1984 Kentucky Derby. The horse lives in retirement on Burress' farm at Bliss, KY. The card was postmarked Columbia, KY, June 25, 1956. It read, "Dear Girls, Met Bill and Joyce at Elizabethtown. Eating lunch here at 3:15. Having a wonderful trip. Stopped at Lincoln's birthplace this morning." It appears to be signed "The Rebergs," and is addressed to "The Reberg's Office/Sondra and Nancy/119 E. 4th, Maryville, MO."


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Commissioner of Education interviewed by Lisa Fisher-Clark


2012-04-02 - ACES, 870 Indian DR, Columbia, Ky - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Kentucky Commissioner of Education Dr. Terry Holliday was interviewed by Lisa Fisher Clark, WAIN FM 93.5, Columbia, KY, during Dr. Holliday's visit to the Adair County School District on Friday, March 30, 2012. Dr. Holliday Holliday commended the system for the commitment of the teachers and staff for putting children and education first. Clicking ReadMore accesses item, "Welcome to Columbia! Dr. Terry Holliday," with album of the historic visit.


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