Thanks to LWC students on Malvina Farkle Day
2022-09-28 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Bridget Compton
Adair County Fiscal Court Clerk Bridget Compton writes, "Big thank you to part of the Lindsey Wilson Baseball team for helping clean the recycling center for Malvina Farkle Day!!!" This is the day each year when students spend the day in service to their community. Comments | Permalink
2022-09-28 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Bridget Compton
Adair County Fiscal Court Clerk Bridget Compton writes, "Big thank you to part of the Lindsey Wilson Baseball team for helping clean the recycling center for Malvina Farkle Day!!!" This is the day each year when students spend the day in service to their community. Comments | Permalink
First Squarecrow of 2022 in memory
2022-09-28 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Mayor Pam Hoots
Family members put up the first Squarecrow of the season in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hoots. More are in the making as the tradition gets underway. Comments | Permalink
2022-09-28 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Mayor Pam Hoots
Family members put up the first Squarecrow of the season in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hoots. More are in the making as the tradition gets underway. Comments | Permalink
The bakery building history note
2022-09-28 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Vonnie Kolbenschlag writes, "Regarding the 'Bakery' building, Mary Evelyn Walker told me that her father was a baker in that building and after school, kids would run to the bakery for fresh made snacks of bread - that were sooo good. Who ever bricked that building, did a good job, I think." She also noted that since Mary Evelyn was a Barnes, maybe Charles and Barbara can enlighten us about the builder. Unique historical assets are coming to light as the City's Paint the Town II program continues. Comments | Permalink
2022-09-28 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Vonnie Kolbenschlag writes, "Regarding the 'Bakery' building, Mary Evelyn Walker told me that her father was a baker in that building and after school, kids would run to the bakery for fresh made snacks of bread - that were sooo good. Who ever bricked that building, did a good job, I think." She also noted that since Mary Evelyn was a Barnes, maybe Charles and Barbara can enlighten us about the builder. Unique historical assets are coming to light as the City's Paint the Town II program continues. Comments | Permalink
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