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Matt Hodge joins faculty at Campbellsville University


2011-01-14 . Campbellsville University photo

Matt Hodge, a native of Taylorsville, Spencer Co., KY, has been hired as an instructor of music and fine arts recruiter at Campbellsville University.


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Synchronized smiles: Rehired Attorney. New Board member


2011-01-14 . 1204 Greensburg ST, Columbia, KY. Photo by Ed Waggener
Jeff Hoover, left, was rehired as board attorney at last night's meeting of the Adair County School Board, and Joseph Payne, right sat for the first time as the board member representing School Board Division 3. In part to accommodate the busy schedules of the two men, the regular meeting of the School Board will now be on third Tuesday of each month, at 7pmCT, instead of the third Thursday. Jamestown attorney Hoover in addition to a busy law practice, is now the longest serving party Floor Leader in the Kentucky House of Representatives. Rev. Payne is pastor of the Eunice Church of God and is the President of Friends of Green River Lake, among other civic activities.


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Columbia Firefighters at 39 Dusk Lane


2011-01-14 . 39 Dusk Lane, Columbia, KY. Columbia Fire Department photo
Flames had already engulfed the mobile residenceat 39 Dusk Lane, when Columbia Firemen arrived on the scene Thursday afternoon. The mobile home was destroyed, and one person was taken into custoday. An investigation is underway by Columbia Police and the Kentucky Fire Marshal's office. Above, from right Justin Bailey mans the hose, assisted by Jordan Dean on the steps, Bradley Caldwell, and Jeff Hadley, the most recent member of the department, whose generic jacket will soon be emblazoned with "Hadley."


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Mobile Home on Dusk Lane gutted by fire


2011-01-14 . 39 Dusk Lane, Columbia, KY. Columbia Fire Department photo
One person was taken into custody and Columbia Police Department and the Kentucky Fire Marshal's office is investigating a fire Thursday afternoon, January 13, 2011 which destroyed this mobile home. Above, State Fire Marshal Charles Sparks, Columbia, KY, back to camera, was in the initial stages of the investigation as Columbia Firemen were dousing the remaining flames. On the left, back in the kitchen, is Steve Phillips, and, on right, Justin Bailey, with hose.


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Kentucky School Board Association honors Chris Watts


2011-01-14 . 1204 Greensburg ST, Columbia, KY. Photo by Ed Waggener
Dr. Bill Scott, left traveled from Frankfort, KY, to honor 16-year Adair County School Board Member Chris Watts, right for his service on the Board of the Kentucky School Board Association (KSBA). Dr. Scott is the Executive Director of the Board. Looking on, center is Superintendent Darrell Treece, who was also presented a certificate and gift for his service to the KSBA.


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Mudslide, replacement of Bobcat last sewer plant challenges


2011-01-14 . Columbia-Adair County Utilities District sewer plant
photo by Ed Waggener
Steve and Bryan Cheatham of the Adair Fence Co. stand in the gaping hole left as a result of the May 2, 2010 flooding which washed over the sewer plant, necessitating major repairs, subsidized by FEMA. The Cheathams are undertaking a temporary patching of the chainlink fence. Later the utilities district will let bids for filling in the cavity and reshaping the hillside, then bids will like be announced for a new fence. The area above is west of the plant. The house at the top of the hill faces Wall Street and the Columbia Cemetery. C-AC Utilities General Manager Lenny is hoping for FEMA assistance on the repairs. The slide damage, and the replacement of a $20,000 Bobcat ruined in flood, are the only remaining deficiencies which need to be corrected to having the plant as good as, or better than at pre-flood.


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Photography: From the camera of John E. Moss at RCPL


2011-01-13 . Photo by Glenda York (c) Glenda York. Russell County Public Library,
94 N. Main, (MAP), Jamestown, Russell County, KY.

Stairway Exhibit At Russell County Public Library: John E. Moss has an exhibition of select photographs of Russell County, many of which have appeared on CM, at the Russell County Library. The Stairway Exhibit is scheduled to run until a future date yet to be announced. Photograph taken January 13, 2011.


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