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New windows completed, work offers hope for Columbia square



2016-04-15 - view from corner Reed and Jamestown Streets, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener.
New window installation in the building formerly known as the Jeffries Building, now the Lindsey Wilson College building, on the square in Columbia offers hope that more good things are to come for the historic county seat of Adair. The final window installation is pictured above -- looking so good. Notice, however, on the building corner to the right there's still a major landmark on the opposite corner of Jamestown Street that is in serious disrepair and in need of a plan.


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