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  1. Multiple Boil Water Advisories lifted
    Posted: 2026-11-11, Story ID: 140507

  2. On writing
    Posted: 2026-11-11, Story ID: 140503

  3. Sheriff's Office closed for Veterans Day
    Posted: 2026-11-11, Story ID: 140500

  4. AC Tourism shares insights with LWU students
    Posted: 2026-11-10, Story ID: 140495

  5. Second Boil Water Advisory issued
    Posted: 2026-11-10, Story ID: 140490

  6. Boil Water Advisory issued
    Posted: 2026-11-10, Story ID: 140488

  7. KY Historical Society installs officers, board members
    Posted: 2026-11-09, Story ID: 140469

  8. Breakfast with BOB on Nov 14
    Posted: 2026-11-09, Story ID: 140465

  9. Boil Water Advisory issued
    Posted: 2026-11-08, Story ID: 140462

  10. Phillip Coffey - the big Cowboy Hat
    Posted: 2026-11-07, Story ID: 140455

  11. Frost advisory issued for Friday night
    Posted: 2026-11-06, Story ID: 140447

  12. Reminder: Hazardous Waste Collection event is Nov 14
    Posted: 2026-11-06, Story ID: 140445

  13. Mother Deer and Me
    Posted: 2026-11-05, Story ID: 140436

  14. Mayor proclaims Lindsey Wilson University week in Columbia
    Posted: 2026-11-05, Story ID: 140433

  15. Team Kentucky Food Drive open for public donations
    Posted: 2026-11-04, Story ID: 140423

  16. Where do I vote today?
    Posted: 2026-11-03, Story ID: 140403

  17. 2026 Jim Blair Pumpkin Trail Contest winners
    Posted: 2026-11-02, Story ID: 140399

  18. Adair Band Community Performance on Nov 2
    Posted: 2026-11-02, Story ID: 140395

  19. Off to the sheds...What's in the mind of Racehorse?
    Posted: 2026-11-02, Story ID: 140392

  20. Adair Marching Band crowned 2026 Class AAA State Champions
    Posted: 2026-11-01, Story ID: 140390

  21. KSP: Post 15 welcomes new troopers ready to protect and serve
    Posted: 2026-11-01, Story ID: 140389

  22. Candidate introductions 2026: Todd Davenport
    Posted: 2026-11-01, Story ID: 140386

  23. Phillip Coffey - Uncle Joe
    Posted: 2026-10-30, Story ID: 140371

  24. Oct 30 is First Responders Day in Columbia
    Posted: 2026-10-30, Story ID: 140368

  25. Photos from Barnetts Creek Church, 1959
    Posted: 2026-10-30, Story ID: 140367

  26. Thanks from the Farmers Market for a great season
    Posted: 2026-10-30, Story ID: 140366

  27. Local tracts approved for Opportunity Zone 2.0 designation
    Posted: 2026-10-29, Story ID: 140360

  28. History of Freemasonry in Adair County on Nov 2
    Posted: 2026-10-29, Story ID: 140359

  29. Documentary on York's Legacy premiers Nov 6 in Frankfort
    Posted: 2026-10-29, Story ID: 140356

  30. WKU receives $2M to advance energy and disaster resilience
    Posted: 2026-10-29, Story ID: 140353

  31. Reserve spots now for Drive-Through Christmas
    Posted: 2026-10-29, Story ID: 140350

  32. AC Tourism celebrates successful Pumpkin Trail/Night Market
    Posted: 2026-10-28, Story ID: 140347

  33. News reports bring memories of trips to Bavaria
    Posted: 2026-10-28, Story ID: 140342

  34. Boil Water Advisory lifted
    Posted: 2026-10-28, Story ID: 140336

  35. Holmes Bend Marina closing for the season
    Posted: 2026-10-27, Story ID: 140332

  36. Edmonton CofC Fall Auction
    Posted: 2026-10-27, Story ID: 140327

  37. Update: Boil Water Advisory expanded
    Posted: 2026-10-26, Story ID: 140323

  38. A Little Magic came to the Fairgrounds
    Posted: 2026-10-26, Story ID: 140322

  39. Boil Water Advisory issued
    Posted: 2026-10-26, Story ID: 140320

  40. Drivers encouraged to make a safe plan home before celebrating
    Posted: 2026-10-26, Story ID: 140316

  41. Life circles: a map of the people who matter
    Posted: 2026-10-25, Story ID: 140310

  42. Adair Co. Marching Band going to State!
    Posted: 2026-10-25, Story ID: 140306

  43. Oct 26-30 proclaimed Red Ribbon Week
    Posted: 2026-10-23, Story ID: 140290

  44. Road to State begins Saturday for Adair Co. Marching Band
    Posted: 2026-10-22, Story ID: 140281

  45. County unemployment data for September 2026
    Posted: 2026-10-22, Story ID: 140279

  46. Safely dispose of used medications at FM2
    Posted: 2026-10-22, Story ID: 140278

  47. DAR: Jane Lampton Chapter meets with David Allen Chapter
    Posted: 2026-10-22, Story ID: 140277

  48. Commodities Distribution for Seniors on Oct 23
    Posted: 2026-10-22, Story ID: 140276

  49. Kevin's Kids is a charity in Russell County
    Posted: 2026-10-21, Story ID: 140275

  50. Building the Neighborhood
    Posted: 2026-10-21, Story ID: 140273

  51. Submit your items for Research Center Folk Art Exhibit
    Posted: 2026-10-21, Story ID: 140265

  52. The pig who made friends, then resisted arrest
    Posted: 2026-10-20, Story ID: 140262

  53. More volunteers needed for Treats on the Town
    Posted: 2026-10-20, Story ID: 140256

  54. Shot - Stabbed - Hanged - and More is Friday on the Square
    Posted: 2026-10-19, Story ID: 140240

  55. Trabue-Russell House Fall Lunch is Oct 28
    Posted: 2026-10-19, Story ID: 140239

  56. Congratulations to Adair Co. Marching Band!
    Posted: 2026-10-18, Story ID: 140232

  57. Christopher Bryant, 62, Adair County, KY native
    Posted: 2026-10-18, Story ID: 140229

  58. CPD visits ACPC Library for anti-bullying campaign
    Posted: 2026-10-17, Story ID: 140224

  59. KADB approves $130K for CU Ag Department
    Posted: 2026-10-16, Story ID: 140222

  60. Medical cannabis now available across all KY licensing regions
    Posted: 2026-10-16, Story ID: 140215

  61. Rose Morgan's Legacy Lives On
    Posted: 2026-10-15, Story ID: 140212

  62. Boil Water Advisory lifted
    Posted: 2026-10-15, Story ID: 140208

  63. Wild Game Dinner fundraiser at KVFD on Oct 17
    Posted: 2026-10-15, Story ID: 140207

  64. The Silent City 2026: Mary Louisa Reed and daughters
    Posted: 2026-10-15, Story ID: 140205

  65. WKU: KY Mesonet mobile app receives a makeover
    Posted: 2026-10-15, Story ID: 140203

  66. Silent City Scavenger Hunt on October 19
    Posted: 2026-10-14, Story ID: 140191

  67. National Teen Driver Safety Week is Oct 18-24
    Posted: 2026-10-14, Story ID: 140190

  68. Boil Water Advisory issued
    Posted: 2026-10-14, Story ID: 140182

  69. Candidates welcome to send letters of introduction
    Posted: 2026-10-13, Story ID: 140177

  70. Pumpkin Trail contest open to everyone
    Posted: 2026-10-12, Story ID: 140166

  71. Downtown Days 2026 Photo Contest winners
    Posted: 2026-10-12, Story ID: 140161

  72. Leadership Kentucky accepting ELEVATE 2027 applications
    Posted: 2026-10-12, Story ID: 140158

  73. Share the Road during National Pedestrian Safety Month
    Posted: 2026-10-11, Story ID: 140155

  74. Philadelphia Vireo spotted in Metcalfe County
    Posted: 2026-10-11, Story ID: 140151

  75. Phillip Coffey - share some joy
    Posted: 2026-10-10, Story ID: 140146

  76. Downtown Days 2026: Saturday Events
    Posted: 2026-10-09, Story ID: 140144

  77. Nominations sought for Coleman Community Service Award
    Posted: 2026-10-09, Story ID: 140142

  78. Downtown Days 2026: Friday Events
    Posted: 2026-10-09, Story ID: 140134

  79. Thank you from the Adair County Food Pantry
    Posted: 2026-10-08, Story ID: 140132

  80. Fish Fry Fundraiser for Metcalfe Animal Shelter
    Posted: 2026-10-08, Story ID: 140128

  81. Regional efforts focused on seat belt safety Oct 9-12
    Posted: 2026-10-07, Story ID: 140116

  82. State orders bridge on CR Jones Road to be closed
    Posted: 2026-10-07, Story ID: 140112

  83. Vote for Public Favorite in the Downtown Days Photo Contest
    Posted: 2026-10-06, Story ID: 140106

  84. Wildfire Hazard Season is Oct 1-Dec 15
    Posted: 2026-10-06, Story ID: 140105

  85. Col. William Casey presentation by Richard Phelps on Friday
    Posted: 2026-10-06, Story ID: 140102

  86. Silent City Tour is October 12
    Posted: 2026-10-06, Story ID: 140100

  87. Work Zone Driving Tips from KYTC
    Posted: 2026-10-06, Story ID: 140094

  88. Local officials confirm Arby's on Dohoney Trace
    Posted: 2026-10-06, Story ID: 140092

  89. AI data centers planned as near as Mammoth Cave
    Posted: 2026-10-04, Story ID: 140079

  90. Phillip Coffey - Billie A
    Posted: 2026-10-04, Story ID: 140074

  91. Edmonton Pumpkin Festival Schedule of Events
    Posted: 2026-10-02, Story ID: 140064

  92. 12th annual Tractor Show at Knifley
    Posted: 2026-10-02, Story ID: 140061

  93. CPD Recognizes October as National Bullying Prevention Month
    Posted: 2026-10-01, Story ID: 140053

  94. The Tate Clan
    Posted: 2026-10-01, Story ID: 140049

  95. Lindsey Wilson celebrating Arts and Humanities in October
    Posted: 2026-10-01, Story ID: 140045

  96. Household Hazardous Waste collection on November 14
    Posted: 2026-10-01, Story ID: 140043

  97. Portion of KY55 to close for candlelight vigil
    Posted: 2026-09-30, Story ID: 140037

  98. Marketing is focus of talk by Doug Beard
    Posted: 2026-09-30, Story ID: 140036

  99. Congratulations to award winning Laker Band
    Posted: 2026-09-30, Story ID: 140034

  100. Phillip Coffey - Crown King of Keltner
    Posted: 2026-09-30, Story ID: 140033

  101. Gov. Beshear orders flags to half-staff on Sunday
    Posted: 2026-09-29, Story ID: 140027

  102. Dining with the Dead to kick off Family History Month
    Posted: 2026-09-29, Story ID: 140025

  103. Mayor, schools highlight Suicide Prevention & Awareness Month
    Posted: 2026-09-29, Story ID: 140017

  104. BAVFD Annual Chili Supper and Auction is Oct 3
    Posted: 2026-09-28, Story ID: 140007

  105. Rodeo draws crowd to Central Kentucky Ag Expo
    Posted: 2026-09-27, Story ID: 140005

  106. Jim Blair Pumpkin Trail 2026 starts Oct 16
    Posted: 2026-09-26, Story ID: 140000

  107. Air cleaner tips - what they will and won't do
    Posted: 2026-09-25, Story ID: 139992

  108. Cow Days Festival celebrated Saturday in Greensburg
    Posted: 2026-09-25, Story ID: 139990

  109. It's Dolly Day, everyone's invited to wear pink
    Posted: 2026-09-25, Story ID: 139989

  110. Area actors join cast of new detective series
    Posted: 2026-09-25, Story ID: 139987

  111. Commodities Distribution for Seniors on Sept 25
    Posted: 2026-09-25, Story ID: 139983

  112. Area unemployment down year to year
    Posted: 2026-09-24, Story ID: 139975

  113. Volunteers thanked for working 2026 AC Fair
    Posted: 2026-09-23, Story ID: 139973

  114. Michael Paul McQueary, 50, Casey County, KY
    Posted: 2026-09-23, Story ID: 139968

  115. Be in a movie being filmed in Jamestown, KY
    Posted: 2026-09-22, Story ID: 139960

  116. KDFW fall auction set for Oct 5
    Posted: 2026-09-22, Story ID: 139958

  117. Reminder: Enter photos in Downtown Days Photography Contest
    Posted: 2026-09-22, Story ID: 139957

  118. Bumblebees solve puzzle no one taught them
    Posted: 2026-09-21, Story ID: 139949

  119. September 25 will be 9-to-5 Day in honor of Dolly Parton
    Posted: 2026-09-21, Story ID: 139947

  120. Sept 20-26 is National Child Passenger Safety Week
    Posted: 2026-09-21, Story ID: 139945

  121. Last car cruise held for Columbia car lovers
    Posted: 2026-09-20, Story ID: 139939

  122. Marching Band continues strong season at Lincoln Invitational
    Posted: 2026-09-20, Story ID: 139938

  123. Salato Center to celebrate National Hunting and Fishing Day
    Posted: 2026-09-20, Story ID: 139937

  124. Phillip Coffey - Rhythm
    Posted: 2026-09-19, Story ID: 139932

  125. Narda Tate: A Matter of Perspective
    Posted: 2026-09-19, Story ID: 139927


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