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Update! Over 50 entries in Christmas in Columbia parade  Sat 2 Dec 2017 starts 6:30am-9:30amCT, with Edgar Troutman Rotary Breakfast, held again this year at the Columbia Baptist Church Fellowship Hall, assessed from Monroe Street at the Columbia Baptist Church, 201 Greensburg Street, Columbia, KY.Click on headline for complete update By Linda Waggener There were over 50 entries at today's deadline to register for Saturday's big parade through downtown. The tradition of Christmas in Columbia always finishes up with the parade and this year's theme for the day, December 2, 2017, is "A Bluegrass Christmas". You can set your alarm early and start breakfast be 6:30am-9:30amCT at the Edgar Troutman Memorial Rotary Breakfast Columbia Baptist Church, 201 Greensburg Street, Columbia, KY. There's a $5 per person charge. Then at 9amCT the historic Adair County Historic Courthouse, 500 Public Square, Columbia, KY, opens for the Adair Heritage Association Christmas Arts and Crafts sale. It is open until 2pmCT. There will be light food and drinks available for a donation for those who want to keep shopping. Families with little ones will want to head up the hill for Santa's arrival at 1:30pmCT. He makes his appearance during the Children's Christmas Carnival which opens at 1pmCT at the Lindsey Wilson College Holloway Health and Wellness Center, 299 Williams Street, Columbia. It offers arts & crafts, children's crafts and cookie decorating, Christmas stories, inflatables, and many other children's activities. Organization of the parade line-up was begun in a meeting at the offices of the Columbia-Adair County Chamber of Commerce Thursday, November 30, 2017. At the meeting were Debbie Selby assisted by her granddaughter Bryleigh Wheet, and Roger Meadows, Brenda Mann, Ellen Zornes, Sue Stivers, Pam Hoots, Sharon Burton and Linda Waggener. This story was posted on 2017-11-30 23:06:37
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