Columbia News

Adair County Judge Ann Melton will personally spend more than $14,500 to replace a deficit found during an audit of the county clerk's office.

The Columbia City Council gave first reading to an ordinance that will bring several new properties located on and near Highway 55 North into the city limits at its regular monthly meeting Tuesday night.

Obituary: Natrie Frankum, 80 Natrie Frankum, 80, Carrie Bolin Drive, Columbia, KY, died Thursday, November 8, 207, at 1:50am, at the UK Medical Center in Lexington. via Columbia Magazine

Wild N. 55 chase reaching over 100 MPH ends in Taylor First complaint was of vehicle blocking traffic at 5 MPH Special ColumbiaMagazine.com story A Louisville driver was taken into custody in Taylor County ...

KSP releases name of Russell County murder victim Kentucky State Police say the victim of the Thursday, November 8, 2007 murder on Decatur Road in Russell County has been identified as Pamela Gaye Copley, , age ... via Columbia Magazine

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A two vehicle accident on Greensburg Street Saturday night sent an Adair County teenager to Westlake Regional Hospital. via Adair Progress

Letter: Supports Sherman Wayne for beautifying town To ColumbiaMagazine.com: I personally think that the wall is a good thing, for one it provides privacy for the junk yard as well as obstructing the view of ... via Columbia Magazine

Officers from the Columbia Police Department conducted a bootlegging raid Friday that resulted in one man being arrested. via Adair Progress

Barn Lot offers repeat of Steel Magnolias Barn Lot Theater in Edmonton, KY, has added an additional performance of "Steel Magnolias" on Sunday, November 18, 2007, at 7:00pmCT. This will be a show ... via Columbia Magazine

Injury accident occurs on Keltner Road An injury accident occurred last evening, Tuesday, November 6, 2007, one mile north of Columbia on Keltner Road. via Columbia Magazine

Cyrus clears up mystery; the word is devise The mystery word in the photo of Earl Conover at the entrance to the Columbia Cemetery in the 1920's has been identified. via Columbia Magazine

Teddy Bear Time for Families is Thursday, Nov. 8, 2007 Teddy Bear Time for Families will be Thursday, November 8, 207, at 5:30pmCT at the Adair County Public Library. via Columbia Magazine

“They definitely knew what they were doing.”

Two Adair County men have been arrested after being caught attempting to steal a large quantity of gasoline from a local excavating company. via Adair Progress

Friends of Library membership drive underway By Barbara Armitage Friends of the Library is a national organization providing local support to public libraries. via Columbia Magazine

A Russell County woman was flown to a Louisville hospital following an accident early Tuesday morning on KY 55 South near the Adair-Russell county line. via Adair Progress

Clinton homeowner shoots alleged armed intruder with shotgun Kentucky State Police Post 15 in Columbia, KY, received a call from Clinton County Dispatch at approximately 7:30pmCT last evening, Sunday, November ... via Columbia Magazine

Chili supper, auction, concert will benefit York family There will be a benefit auction and chili supper for the family of Pamela Kay York on Friday, November 9, 2007, at the VFW Building on Fairgrounds ST, ... via Columbia Magazine

“There used to be a bridge across Town Branch behind Jeff Wilkerson's Tire Emporium. Maybe it was taken there.”

Two readers send more information on early Columbia photo Betty Sue Jasper's photo of the old bridge with her late father, Earl Conover, as a little boy in the 1920s, drew a big response. via Columbia Magazine

Saturday night collision at Dillon & Greensburg causes injury to 1 A two-car collision at the intersection of Dillon and Greensburg Streets, Saturday night, November 3, 2007, at 8:40pm, resulted in injury to ... via Columbia Magazine