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Vaccines now being scheduled at TJ Health Columbia
 2021-02-09 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Stacey Biggs, TJ Samson Hospital. TJ Health staff is calling to schedule those who are signed up for the COVID-19 Vaccine. They have appointments available Friday, February 12, 2021 in Columbia and are calling folks on their wait list now to get them scheduled. Click 'read more' for more information on the vaccine scheduling.
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Prepare today for winter weather
 2021-02-09 - Adair Co., KY - Photo courtesy National Weather Service. This graphic from the National Weather Service in Louisville shows the predicted path of winter weather this week. NWS Louisville says, "Continue to see a slight southward trend in the axis of greatest ice accumulations, with the highest chances to see greater than 0.25 inch of ice generally between the Western Kentucky/Bluegrass Parkways and the Cumberland Parkway. Expect we may still see minor adjustments north or south in coming updates."
Mike Keltner, Director of Adair Co. Emergency Management, says, "We encourage citizens to use today, Tuesday, February 9, 2021, to prepare for this incoming potential ice event. With a greater potential of ice we can expect power loss potential to rise. Please use the hours today to get ahead of this and prepare your family."
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ACHS Homecoming 2021: Mr and Ms ACHS
 2021-02-09 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Jessi Janes Images, 270.805.8265. Adair County High School held Homecoming 2021 celebrations as January came to a close, enjoying a little bit of normal in this season of the pandemic. Mr. and Ms. ACHS are Kinley Darnell, the 18 year old daughter of Adam and Karen Darnell, and Brice Starks, the 17 year old son of Chris and Tori Starks.
ACHS Homecoming pictures are sponsored in part by Grissom-Martin Funeral Home as Columbia Magazine celebrates all the participants throughout this Valentines week.
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What crash?
 2021-02-09 - New Columbia - Photo by Victoria Pike of Miss Vicky\'s Pampered Angus Ranch. Zippy is in big trouble at the Ranch after his antics interrupted in important phone call with a loud crash. He's hiding behind the evidence of scattered flowers and broken vase shards, looking all innocent, as if to ask, "what crash?"
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ACHS Homecoming 2021: Second Runner Up
 2021-02-09 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Jessi Janes Images, 270.805.8265. The Adair County High School Homecoming 2021 Second Runner Up was Reilly Wells,
representing the Yearbook. Reilly is the 17 year old daughter of Chris & Amy Wells, and she was escorted by Billy Salmon, the 17 year old son of Bill & Ellis Salmon.
ACHS Homecoming pictures are sponsored in part by
First & Farmers National Bank as Columbia Magazine celebrates all the participants throughout this Valentines week.
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Postcards from LWC: Maya Caon
 2021-02-08 - Venice, Italy - Photo courtesy Maya Caon. By Dakota Smith
ISP would like to introduce Maya Caon. Maya is from Italy, and she said the hardest adjustment she had to make when moving to America was the time difference and transitioning to American culture. When asked why she chose LWC, she said she really loves her track coach, classes, and she was grateful for her scholarship. Maya has visited many different countries, and she said she loves to discover the different traditions and cultures, but her favorite country she has visited is the Dominican Republic because everyone is always happy and nice and makes sure that everyone is having fun.
Her favorite tradition in her country is the Venice Carnival shown on the left picture. Maya's mother made these costumes herself and they are shown worn by Maya, her mother, and her father. The Venice Carnival is an annual festival that ends with the Christian celebration of Lent, forty days before Easter. This year's celebration is currently taking place as it started February 6 and will end February 16. The carnival is known for its array of unique and beautiful masks.
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Dog found in Longhunters
 2021-02-08 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Stephanie Shirley. Stephanie writes, "This dog has shown up at my house. It's a young female, maybe a year or so old. I live in Longhunter's subdivision if anyone is missing her nearby. (270) 250-2543"
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