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2017 Christmas in Columbia Parade - District Judge Michael Loy


2017-12-25 - In front of Historic Adair County Courthouse, 500 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Adair-Casey District Judge Michael Loy, with his family, wife Robin Cheatham Loy, and children J.T. and Amber, greeted the parade watchers on the Public Square as the 100 plus procession rounded the square during Columbia's 2017 Christmas in Columbia Parade Under the Lights. Judge Loy, is a candidate for re-election to his third four year term in 2018. - EW
Return to: - 2017 Christmas in Columbia Parade Lineup - CM ALBUM


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2017 Christmas Lights - W Court Street, Greensburg, KY


2017-12-25 - from the Square at W Court Street, Greensburg, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
West Court Street's sidewalk landing at the Square has an inviting seating area to watch the traffic and the seasons go by. Across the street, from left, the Greensburg United Methodist Church, the Green County Courthouse, and barely visible, Foster-Toler-Curry Funeral Home. Perhaps the most fascinating part of the photo is the sight of the 'stacked' house three quarters of the way up the hill, evocative of far eastern towns, or Liberty and Burkesville around here. - EW/LW


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Christmas Lights 2018 - Snoopy high over US 68, Black Gnat, KY


2017-12-25 - US 68, Black Gnat, between Campbellsville and Greensburg, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Coming from the East, Snoopy appeared to be doing a Flying Wallenda performance well over the street, but a return for this shot from the west, let us know that he was well away from the travel lanes. Only disappointment - didn't get a chance to see him at night. The Tim Edwards Company platform was extended about 45-50 feet, it appeared, using patented Billy Joe Fudge metrics-from-a-moving vehicle. - EW


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2017 Christmas in Columbia Parade - Judge Judy Vance-Murphy


2017-12-25 - In front of Historic Adair County Courthouse, 500 Public Square, Columbia, KY .
Christmas in Columbia 2017 was touted as the best ever. Above Circuit Judge Judy Vance-Murphy waved to the huge crowds lining the Public Square from a vintage car driven by her husband, CPD Sgt. Jr. Murphy. Her children were also with her, but were not in the photo.
Return to: - 2017 Christmas in Columbia Parade Lineup - CM ALBUM


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A White Christmas - 25 Dec 2017 - from Valeria Bault


2017-12-25 - Shepherd Farm, Adair County, KY - Photo by Valeria Bault.
Valeria Bault document the White Christmas Adair Countians awoke to this Christmas morning, Monday, December 25, 2017. Not a record, but pretty good, in light of the polar ice cap melting.


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Election 2018: Jason Rector, for Constable, Adair District 6


2017-12-25 - Egypt, Adair County, KY - Photo ColumbiaMagazine.com news archives.
Jason Rector, R, incumbent District 6 Constable, above in a file photo on duty with traffic control. He was one of the first to file for re-election on the first day of filing, November 8, 2017.
Related: Election 2018 - Candidate List with continuous updates


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JIM - Christmas Wish List - Coy E Dudgeon 25 Dec 1901


2017-12-25 - Cane Valley, KY - Photo from the collection of JIM.
Christmas Wish List December 25, 1901 Inbox x JD Gee Attachments4:21 AM (8 minutes ago) to me The Adair County News dated December 25, 1901 (likely published a day or two earlier) remarked that "The merchants of Columbia are prepared for the biggest holiday trade of their lives, judging by the immense stocks they are displaying. And anything from a copper's worth of peanuts to the finest article of cut-glass gold or silver, can be found in abundance in almost every store. . ." Nonetheless, in that era of less commercialized holidays, only Mr. Coy E. Dudgeon of Cane Valley placed an ad for Christmas goods in this edition of the paper.


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