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April, 2019 proclaimed Spring Cleanup Month in Adair
 2019-04-06 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Adair County Judge Executive Gale Cowan gathered volunteers together with staff for the signing of the proclamation designating April as Spring Cleanup Month with the spotlight going to our natural beauty, free of trash. April is the month our earth is celebrated nationally and a time to think of how we each manage our solid waste. Pictured are Judge Cowan and daughter Beth, Angie, Aaron and MaKayla Smith, David and Alicia Beasley, Harold Burton, David and Brody Karnes, Terry Hadley, Alyssa Wilson, Coach Chris Schmidt and Natalie Vickous. Clean up areas were selected by individual's choices. Others were joining in after the photo was made and volunteering through the month and Judge Cowan asks that every citizen volunteer time to pick up the area in front of their own homes, farms or businesses. Her office is providing safety vests and garbage bags. Pickup will be coordinated through the office of Solid Waste Management, 270-378-0782.
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Makes going to the Post Office a sweet chore
 2019-04-06 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. It's worth going to the Columbia Post Office to pass by this hedge of the sweetest smelling blossoms I've ever met. It's in full, fragrant bloom this weekend.
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Hungry Kids Cafe guests on first day of season, 2019
 2019-04-06 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Sparksville residents Susan Minshall, left, and her grandkids Kory, Shayanne and Hannah, were among Lois Cunningham's guests this morning at the Hungry Kids Cafe enjoying the brown sugar cinnamon pancakes, link sausages and fruit.
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Farmers Market on the Square begins today, April 6, 2019
 2019-04-06 - Photo by CM staff.
Look for this symbol of the one and only Adair County Farmers Market on the Square, kicking off the season today, Saturday, April 6, 2019 and going through the season until October!
It promises to be an exciting season and ColumbiaMagazine.com will be bringing you reports and photos today and all along the way!
Join us in downtown Columbia, KY for good food, good folks and good times.
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Reception to honor William and Betty Sue is 14 Apr 2019
 2019-04-05 - Gatlinburg, TN - Photo from the family. Happy 50th Wedding Anniversary to William and Betty Sue Feese (April 5, 1969-2019)! Their children would like to invite all friends, family, former students, and co-workers to help them celebrate this milestone. The reception is scheduled for next Sunday afternoon, April 14, 2019, from 2pmCT to 4pmCT at LWC's Hodge Center on the campus in Columbia, KY.
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Lost Yorkie, Adair County - Please help me find my owners?
 2019-04-05 - Columbia, KY - Photo Tammy Campbell, GRAS Director. UPDATE -- Owner has been found! She's no longer lost.
LOST FROM HER HOME - This little lady is lost from her home. She was picked up on Liberty Hill Drive in Columbia. She is older and can't see very well. If anyone knows her owner please call the Green River Animal Shelter where she will be on a 5 day stay hold. If no owner is found she will go up for adoption after that. Phone 270-385-9555 Columbia, KY. Available date 4-9-19. Owner will have to provide proof of ownership when re-claiming.
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