First Place Diamond Art Mosaic, by Peggy Brown
2025-03-12 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Lake Cumberland Extension Homemakers
Peggy Brown's First-Place winning entry in the Diamond Art Mosaic category of the Lake Cumberland Extension Homemakers Cultural Arts contest. Comments | Permalink
2025-03-12 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Lake Cumberland Extension Homemakers
Peggy Brown's First-Place winning entry in the Diamond Art Mosaic category of the Lake Cumberland Extension Homemakers Cultural Arts contest. Comments | Permalink
First Place Color Pencil, by Bridgett Powell
2025-03-12 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Lake Cumberland Extension Homemakers
Bridgett Powell's First-Place winning entry in the Color Pencil category of the Lake Cumberland Extension Homemakers Cultural Arts contest. Comments | Permalink
2025-03-12 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Lake Cumberland Extension Homemakers
Bridgett Powell's First-Place winning entry in the Color Pencil category of the Lake Cumberland Extension Homemakers Cultural Arts contest. Comments | Permalink
Four CPD Officers fitted for new body armor vests
2025-03-12 - Columbia, KY - Photo from City of Columbia
The Columbia Police Department will receive four new body armor vests for officers whose current vest is in the last months of its 5-year duty cycle, purhcased through the Department of Criminal Investigations' Body Armor Grants Program.
KYAG Representative John May, from equipment supplier Galls, traveled to Columbia on Tuesday, March 11, 2025, to meet with four Columbia Police Department officers, Adam Cravens, Anthony Darnell (at left), Justin Cross, and CPD Chief Evan Burton (pictured at right). Mr. May sized each officer for a new body armor vest so they will fit properly for duty use.
Chief Burton says, "Thank you, Attorney General Russell Coleman for this opportunity." Comments | Permalink
2025-03-12 - Columbia, KY - Photo from City of Columbia
The Columbia Police Department will receive four new body armor vests for officers whose current vest is in the last months of its 5-year duty cycle, purhcased through the Department of Criminal Investigations' Body Armor Grants Program.
KYAG Representative John May, from equipment supplier Galls, traveled to Columbia on Tuesday, March 11, 2025, to meet with four Columbia Police Department officers, Adam Cravens, Anthony Darnell (at left), Justin Cross, and CPD Chief Evan Burton (pictured at right). Mr. May sized each officer for a new body armor vest so they will fit properly for duty use.
Chief Burton says, "Thank you, Attorney General Russell Coleman for this opportunity." Comments | Permalink
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