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Lindsey Wilson and Hardin Memorial Health sign agreement


2018-02-05 - Elizabethtown, KY - Photo from Venus Popplewell, Director of Public Relations, LWC.
LWC Nursing & Hardin Memorial Health sign a partnership agreement allowing nurses working full time to earn an accredited baccalaureate degree in three semesters in an online format, with reduced tuition rate from Lindsey Wilson College. From left Hardin Memorial Educational Liaison Student Coordinator Gina Leigh, Hardin Memorial Director of Education Aimee Wentz, Assistant Professor of Nursing RN BSN Program Coordinator Dr. Angie Johnson, Vice President & Chief Nursing Officer Sharon Wright, and Director of LWC Nursing Dr. Emily Button.


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Election 2018: Chris Pennington for Magistrate - 4th District Adair Co., KY (Paid Ad)


2018-02-05 - Filing Photo taken at Adair County Clerk Office, Ste 3, Adair Annex, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY. - Photo Photo submitted by the candidate, Chris Pennington..
To the Voters of District 4
(Gradyville-Nell, Sparksville-Breeding, and South Columbia of Adair County)

My name is Chris Pennington and I am seeking the position of District 4 Magistrate, Adair County.

I am the son of Elbert & Loretta Pennington of Breeding, KY. My grandparents are Dorothy & the late Perry Pennington of Breeding, KY & Carl and the late Loucille Dickson of Prices Creek. I have one daughter, Haylee Pennington. I'm engaged to Tara Jones, daughter of Carl Jones & Evelyn Combs of Columbia, KY.

I was born and was raised and have spent my entire life in Breeding, KY. My father and I own Pennington Logging, for which I have worked for the last 16 years. During the down time of those years I also worked for the Adair County Road Department off and on for about 2 years.

Working for the Road Department taught me a lot about what it takes to care for our roads. Being a logger and traveling back roads almost daily. I am able to see where we could use some work.

I am honest, dependable, and hard working.

I will always try to be available for any questions or concerns if I'm elected. If I don’t have an answer, I will work hard to find an answer for you.

I will be at Fiscal Court meetings and I will always be aware of what is happening in our County.

I will try my very best to always do and vote for what is best, especially for District 4.

I humbly ask for your votes to elect me as your District 4 Magistrate in the Republican primary, Tuesday, May 22, 2018.

- Chris Pennington
Phone 270-378-0756.

Paid for by the candidate, Chris Pennington


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REWARD: for arrest & conviction of persons responsible for theft - (PAID)


2018-02-05 - ATS/Wilkerson, 238 Development Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Rob Wilkerson.
$2000.00 Reward for the arrest and conviction for persons responsible for stealing the exhaust and def system off this 2018 Ram 5500 truck from the ATS facility at 238 Development Drive, Columbia KY. Call Adair Sheriff Office at 270-384-2776 or Rob Wilkerson at 270-634-1466.


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Adair County Middle School Student of the Month: Noah Newell


2018-02-05 - ACMS - Adair County Middle School - 322 Gen John Adair Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Debra Waddell, 6th Grade Science Yearbook and Newspaper Advisor, ACEA Vice President.
Adair County Middle School Student of the month is Noah Newell. Noah is the 14 year old son of Lisa Newell-Hare and Jimmy Hare. He is in 8th grade and a member of the Cadet Corps. Noah is a hard worker at school. He is always kind and ready with a smile or a helpful hand to both his peers and his teachers. Noah loves hunting and fishing and will gladly share stories with anyone who asks! We are so proud of Noah at ACMS and can't wait to see what great things he accomplishes in his future! - Mrs. Alma Rich, Principal, Adair County Middle School



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ACMS names Students of the Month


2018-02-05 - ACMS, 322 Gen John Adair Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Debra Waddell, 6th Grade Science Yearbook and Newspaper Advisor, ACEA Vice President.
Sixth Grade Students of the Month at ACMS - Sixth Grade Students of the Month at Adair County Middle School are from left: Kiana McHolan-Science, Carter White-Reading, Brody Blair-Social Studies, Taylor Stayton-Social Studies, Liz Curry-Math, Danielle Corona-Math, Bella Tarter-Science and Mariah Grant-Reading. These students are good citizens and focus on their academics! Congratulations! - Debra Waddell Deb C. Waddell Adair County Middle School 6th Grade Science Yearbook and Newspaper Advisor ACEA Vice President


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Coomer's Store - How many years ago?


2018-02-05 - 210 Greensburg Street, Columbia, KY - Photo from Vonnie Kolbenschlag from Maxine Walker collection.
Remember the late Arnold Coomer's Store at this location? The photo is ca just over five or six decades ago. It followed Columbia Motors at the location. Any comments on the store would be welcome. - EW

Comments, clarifications
  1. Billy Joe Fudge - Remembers Arnold Coomer's 'air conditioning'
  2. Tina Johnson - Remembers her grandfather's store
  3. Larry Clark - Recalls Mr. Coomer's Indian Chief motorcycle... and the price!
  4. Morgan Long - Every young man in Columbia with the money had Bridgestone motorcycle from Coomer's
  5. Tim Baker - Coomer's in 1974-1975 - The good ol' days
  6. Hunter Durham - Drove team and wagon from Sparksville to Coomer's as a young boy
  7. Darrell Overstreet - Loves hearing elders like Hunter Durham tell about the Good Old Days
  8. Hunter Durham - Coomer's stored law records after hotel fire
  9. Tina Johnson - Remembers Coomer's Store: Grandpa is with Maw now
  10. Martha Compton Lacy When Coomer's was open, Kurfees was THE paint
  11. George Rice - Mr. Arnold Coomer really loved pawpaws. Said he could eat a dozen a day. Purchased Homko mower at store.
  12. JIM - When The Chelf Motor Co. became The Columbia Motor Co - May 1928


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Happy face - interrupting a romp on Sun 04 Feb 2018


2018-02-05 - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
This distinguished dog was out for a romp on Sunday, Feb 4, 2018. Couldn't help but notice its happy face, and the pure glee of a play day with his diverse bunch of buddies. - EW


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