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Groundbreaking held for new lighting in New Columbia



2019-08-09 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Renee Daffron, Editor, Adair Progress.
The City of Columbia held a groundbreaking Wednesday, August 7, 2019 for the Holladay Place Street Light Expansion Project. Twelve new poles with a total of 15 lights will be placed along Boyd and Corporate Drives and Patricia Trail. Pictured from left are: Council member Linda Waggener; Vickie Pike, citizen activist for improved lighting in New Columbia; Alex Kelsey, neighbor business manager of Whayne Supply; Mayor Pamela Hoots and Council member Sharon Payne.


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