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Zach Harvey adorable in acting debut as Baby Jesus!


2017-12-18 - Breeding United Methodist Church, 605 Breeding Loop, Breeding KY - Photo by Chris Lagermann, for Red Lick United Methodist Church.
Zach Harvey made his acting debut as Baby Jesus in the Breeding UMC Christmas Pageant on Sunday, December 17, 2017. The eight-month old son of Brandon and Ashley Wilcher Harvey played his role perfectly! The Little Lord Jesus didn't cry at all and only softly cooed. He was adorable! Shown are Brandon, Zach and Ashley Wilcher Harvey. - Chris Lagermann, Red Lick United Methodist Church


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Robert Fred Phelps, 66, Adair Co., KY/Pulaski Co., KY native (1951-2017)


2017-12-18 - 1046 KY-80, Somerset, KY - Photo from Lake Cumberland Funeral Home.

Robert Fred Phelps, 66, Adair Co., KY/Pulaski Co., KY native (1951-2017)



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Chamber Christmas Gathering: Secretary times three!


2017-12-18 - 201 Burkesville St., Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com.
Kathy Johnson, Office Manager at 201 Burkesville Street, Columbia, KY wears three hats in her work day. She is Secretary for the Chamber of Commerce, where she was recognized here with praise and a gift from outgoing President Ellen Zornes at last week's Christmas Gathering, and also Secretary for the EDA and Tourism departments housed in that building.


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Chamber Christmas Gathering: special recognition


2017-12-18 - The Pines at Lindsey Wilson - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com.
Two officers of the Columbia Adair County Chamber of Commerce were given special recognition by outgoing President Ellen Zornes at the Christmas event. Linda Fitzpatrick, Treasurer, at left, was given high praise for keeping the financial record straight. Ellen said, "if anybody anywhere needs a treasurer, Linda is the one." She also recognized Chamber Secretary Ann Martin who was unable to be present at the event. Both Linda and Ann have accepted responsibility to continue volunteering for the Chamber in their positions.


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2017 Christmas: Buggy bearing gifts


2017-12-18 - Campbellsville Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Tommy Bailey.
Tommy Bailey captured this old-time Christmas scene he tagged, "Buggy bearing gifts," in the 3000 block of Campbellsville Road, Columbia, KY.


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Beulah Chapel celebrates 80th birthday of an angel


2017-12-18 - Beulah Chapel Brethren in Christ Church, 4262 Liberty Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Kim Goodin.
Beulah Chapel Brethren in Christ Church celebrated one of its matriarchs with a surprise birthday luncheon yesterday, Sunday, December 17, 2017. Sister Frances Reynolds is beloved by many and one of God's most faithful servants. She sets a shining example for all of us. She joined the Brethren In Christ Church in 1956 and transferred from Campbellsville BIC to Beulah Chapel BIC in 1980. It felt like heaven sent us an angel. As Wanda Burden and others have said, 'She is my angel.' - KIM GOODIN


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JIM - Christmas Wish List, 18 Dec 1946


2017-12-18 - Columbia Dairies, back then, at 203 N Monroe Street, Columbia, KY (???) - Photo from the collection of JIM.
Christmas Wish List 12-18-1946 December 1946 found Columbia humming away. Most--not all, but most--war-time rationing was a thing of the past, merchants could offer a wider array both of necessary and luxury items than they had since 1941, and pent up consumerism flexed it muscle. Shacklette Jewelers had recently opened in the New Adair Hotel, as had the Adair Fruit Market in the Lacy Building, Campbellsville Street, and come the 20th, Wooten's Restaurant would open to serve three meals a day. In the December 18th News, the last edition of the year, another relative newcomer to the Columbia business scene expressed Christmas greetings to its customers and to readers in general.


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