Flatt, Streeval are Lindsey Wilson University student teachers
2026-05-08 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Lindsey Wilson University
Ashton Flatt (left), an elementary education senior from Columbia was a student teacher this spring at Adair County Elementary School and Adair County Primary Center. Flatt graduated from Lindsey Wilson on May 2, 2026, with a bachelor of arts degree in elementary education, summa cum laude.
Lilly Streeval (right), a middle grades education senior from Columbia was a student teacher this spring at Russell County Middle School. Streeval graduated from Lindsey Wilson on May 2, 2026, with a bachelor of arts degree in middle grades education, cum laude.
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2026-05-08 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Lindsey Wilson University
Ashton Flatt (left), an elementary education senior from Columbia was a student teacher this spring at Adair County Elementary School and Adair County Primary Center. Flatt graduated from Lindsey Wilson on May 2, 2026, with a bachelor of arts degree in elementary education, summa cum laude.
Lilly Streeval (right), a middle grades education senior from Columbia was a student teacher this spring at Russell County Middle School. Streeval graduated from Lindsey Wilson on May 2, 2026, with a bachelor of arts degree in middle grades education, cum laude.
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The Miss Rosenbaum Rose happy at the TRH
2026-05-08 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Barry Loy
This red climbing rose originally grew at the Epperson-Rosenbaum home on Burkesville Street. It had to be removed, several years ago, to make space for a new gas meter. So it found a new home in Betty Coop’s yard. Betty offered it to the Trabue-Russell House rose garden where it has found another happy home. We don’t know the horticultural name but have christened it The Miss Rosenbaum Rose to honor the Rosenbaum family who immigrated to Adair County in 1847; and Miss Willie Rosenbaum who taught several generations in Adair County schools. - Barry and Mary Anne Loy Comments | Permalink
2026-05-08 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Barry Loy
This red climbing rose originally grew at the Epperson-Rosenbaum home on Burkesville Street. It had to be removed, several years ago, to make space for a new gas meter. So it found a new home in Betty Coop’s yard. Betty offered it to the Trabue-Russell House rose garden where it has found another happy home. We don’t know the horticultural name but have christened it The Miss Rosenbaum Rose to honor the Rosenbaum family who immigrated to Adair County in 1847; and Miss Willie Rosenbaum who taught several generations in Adair County schools. - Barry and Mary Anne Loy Comments | Permalink
Free tipping hours Friday and Saturday for clean-up
2026-05-08 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Vicky Pike of Miss Vicky's Pampered Angus Ranch
We will be at the Mid-State Transfer Station today and tomorrow, L Willis Rd, Columbia KY. (Go past Wal-Mart, first road on left, after you go over the Parkway). We're open until 3pmCT today, Friday, for free tipping and again tomorrow, 7am to 11amCT. Magistrate Todd Davenport is helping out at the noon hour Friday. The only items like not taken will be tires, hazardous chemicals, concrete, and propane tanks. Paint must be dried before drop-off. For more details, call 270-384-4703. Let's work together to keep Adair County clean! Comments | Permalink
2026-05-08 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Vicky Pike of Miss Vicky's Pampered Angus Ranch
We will be at the Mid-State Transfer Station today and tomorrow, L Willis Rd, Columbia KY. (Go past Wal-Mart, first road on left, after you go over the Parkway). We're open until 3pmCT today, Friday, for free tipping and again tomorrow, 7am to 11amCT. Magistrate Todd Davenport is helping out at the noon hour Friday. The only items like not taken will be tires, hazardous chemicals, concrete, and propane tanks. Paint must be dried before drop-off. For more details, call 270-384-4703. Let's work together to keep Adair County clean! Comments | Permalink
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