Mayor thanks Hidden Springs Farms for pumpkins
2026-10-07 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy City of Columbia
Hidden Springs Farms of Adair County has donated pumpkins to be used on the Public Square during the fall season. Pumpkins were placed around the Square on Thursday.
"We appreciate Hidden Springs Farms and their commitment to our community," said Mayor Hoots. Comments | Permalink
2026-10-07 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy City of Columbia
Hidden Springs Farms of Adair County has donated pumpkins to be used on the Public Square during the fall season. Pumpkins were placed around the Square on Thursday.
"We appreciate Hidden Springs Farms and their commitment to our community," said Mayor Hoots. Comments | Permalink
Joe Lynn Barbee expertly thwarts gravity
2026-10-07 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Kobie T. Wood
Joe Lynn Barbee expertly lifting a couple of pieces of furniture up onto Kobie T. Wood's balcony at his house on Jamestown Hill.
Joe Lynn said, "You don't often get to see a dresser hanging in mid-air." Comments | Permalink
2026-10-07 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Kobie T. Wood
Joe Lynn Barbee expertly lifting a couple of pieces of furniture up onto Kobie T. Wood's balcony at his house on Jamestown Hill.
Joe Lynn said, "You don't often get to see a dresser hanging in mid-air." Comments | Permalink
4-H Gardeners pause for a selfie
2026-10-07 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Veronica Arnold
Members of the 4-H Garden Club pause for a selfie during their 2026 service project to beautify the grounds of the Adair County Public Library. Master Gardener Veronica Arnold says of the youth participating in the Garden Club so far this year, "They have big plans! These kids want to build a bigger, seasonal garden, and give away the produce to the food bank or possibly sell at the farmers market. I am trying to recruit more gardeners and find a plot of land for them to cultivate."
4-H Garden Club meetings are always open door, and kids of all ages are welcome with parental supervision. Comments | Permalink
2026-10-07 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Veronica Arnold
Members of the 4-H Garden Club pause for a selfie during their 2026 service project to beautify the grounds of the Adair County Public Library. Master Gardener Veronica Arnold says of the youth participating in the Garden Club so far this year, "They have big plans! These kids want to build a bigger, seasonal garden, and give away the produce to the food bank or possibly sell at the farmers market. I am trying to recruit more gardeners and find a plot of land for them to cultivate."
4-H Garden Club meetings are always open door, and kids of all ages are welcome with parental supervision. Comments | Permalink
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