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Russell County High School class of 1966 reunion


2026-10-18 - Russell County, KY - Photo from Robbie Bell.
The 60 year class reunion for Russell County High School class of 1966 was held last weekend. A great time was had by all! From left: - front row: Mike Wolford, Wayne Ryan, James Rob Stephens, and Gary Robertson. Second row: Mary Ella (Rexroat) Jackson, Judith (Dunbar) Zimmerman, Betty (Meadows) Covin, and Joan (Antle) Ritter Davis. Third row: June (Loveless) McKinley, Janice (Wheat) Keene, SueAnn (Bennett) Collins, Lenora (Dixon) Hayes, and Levi Miller. Back row: Jack Wayne Stephens, Alfred Hadley, Ralph Snow, Robert Wayne Bell, Roy Kimbler, Larry Miller, Eddy Foley, David F. Blakey, and Elden Roy.

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Trabue-Russell House fall fundraiser coming up soon


2026-10-18 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
The Trabue-Russell House fall fundraiser Lunch, featuring Chili and Burgoo, Beans Sandwich, Beverage and Dessert for $10, will be held Wednesday, October 28, 2026. It runs from 11amCT until 1pmCT. The historic house is located at 299 Jamestown Street in Columbia, KY.

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Green River Band draws folks downtown Friday evening


2026-10-18 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
The Green River Band performed at the Adair County Tourism Commission Mixer Friday evening on the Square in Columbia.

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Phillip Coffey - Returning to Mother Earth


2026-10-18 - Adair/Green Counties - Photo by Phillip Coffey.
Soon, sadly, the red, lime and white will be gone for the season.
Returning to Mother Earth - sorrow but not grieving.
Summer seems long and mostly hot, but not really out of reason.
Frost soon be on the Orange pumpkins - none in my viewing,
Except within a short spell while driving, laying on a wooden wagon.
Harvest Moon not far away in the heavens - started a brewing
Never busted a pumpkin of another - now I be bragging.


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Birds of Kentucky: Canada Geese


2026-10-17 - Central Kentucky - Photo by Pen.
A group of Canada Geese taking flight.

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CPD, Mayor visit ACPC for anti-bullying campaign


2026-10-17 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy City of Columbia.
On Tuesday, October 13, 2026, City of Columbia representatives Mayor Pamela Hoots, Police Chief Evan Burton, Officer Trent Williams, and SRO Officer John Harris joined a class in the Library at Adair County Primary Center for the reading of a book on bullying. In addition, a copy of The Invisible Boy was presented to the library at Adair County Primary Center.

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October declared LTC Residents Rights Month


2026-10-17 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy City of Columbia.
The Month of October, 2026, has been proclaimed as National Long-Term Care Residents Rights Month as the result of a proclamation issued on October 13, 2026, by Columbia Mayor Pamela Hoots.

According to information in the proclamation, there are 1.2 million individuals living in 14,700 nursing homes; and, over one million individuals living in 32,200 assisted living/residential care facilities in the United States. The theme of this month is, "Join Us At The Table." This theme concentrates on the role that food, community, and the time for meals, plays in the lives of residents.

Attending the proclamation with Mayor Hoots was representation from Signature Healthcare at Summit Manor and the Lake Cumberland Area Development District.

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