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Judge Jeffrey Scott Lawless receives high honor


2017-12-08 - Photo From Jamie T. Neal, Administrative Office of the Courts..
District Court Judge Jeffrey Scott Lawless, who serves Pulaski and Rockcastle counties, KY, was recently named the 2017 recipient of the Judge Robert W. Heaton Award for his judicial leadership, his contributions to the judiciary and the commonwealth, and his enduring friendships with fellow judges. The Kentucky District Judges Association presented the award to Judge Lawless at the Kentucky District Judges College in September. The award is for judicial leadership, friendship, and contributions to judiciary and commonwealth. (Judge Lawless is district judge in Pulaski and Rockcastle Counties. He has strong local connections. He is the son of Adair Countians Joan Cole Lawless Loy and the late Gene Lawless. - CM)


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Election 2018: Todd Akin files for re-election as Adair Coroner


2017-12-08 - Adair County Clerk Office, Ste 3, Adair Annex, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Nadalie Inscho, Deputy Adair County Clerk.

Incumbent Adair County Coroner Todd Akin, R, filed for re-election as Adair County Coroner this morning in the office of Adair County Clerk Lisa Greer. With him are Deputies Tony Bragg and Mike Keltner.


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2017 Christmas in Columbia parade: Loy family


2017-12-08 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com.
District Judge Michael Loy with his wife Robin and two of their children, J.T. and Ashley, participated in the 2017 Christmas in Columbia parade. The weather outside for this year's parade was the opposite of frightful, as the song goes. In addition to Merry Christmas messages, people often noted how wonderful the weather was for the event, and how just a few years back there was ice and bitter winds on parade night. -- LW


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2017 Christmas in Columbia parade: Hutchison-Corbin family


2017-12-08 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com.
Jason Corbin and Jennifer Hutchison-Corbin participated in the 2017 Christmas in Columbia parade with their five-year-old twins Reece and Jackson in their Santa hats. The vehicle had a poster reminding parade viewers to re-elect her (Jennifer, not Reece) as the Adair County Attorney in the 2018 election. - LW


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Horses rounding the courthouse, completing the 2017 parade


2017-12-08 - Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, columbiamagazine.com.
Beautiful horses signified the completion of the Christmas in Columbia parade Saturday, December 2, 2017, finishing the tradition one more time around the historic Adair County Courthouse. To see the parade winners and many photos from the events of the day, click 'Read More.' - LW.
Comments, identifications
  1. Michelle Oglesby - 'I am in the red next to Woody Burton on the white horse' See: Reader helps to ID Photo #76239


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JIM - Christmas Wish List, December 1960


2017-12-08 - (Firestone Store was at 200 Public Square, where Red Brick Recording Studio is today) - Photo from the collection of JIM.
In December 1960, quite a number of Columbia merchants offered bright and sparkling wish list items for Mom, Dad, and the kids. The businesses included The Western Tire Auto Store (Howard Cheatham, Owner); The Style Shop; Wooten's Dept. Store; Rudy's Lad and Dad; Lerman Bros.; The Men's Shop (Reid Stone, Mgr); Ed's Ky. Auto Store; and the Columbia Supply/Firestone Store (J.B. Lamberth, Mgr.). The ad above appeared in the December 8, 1960 News.. - JIM. (Quick test for whether you are out of warranty already: If you can fully decipher "Dial FU 4-2411", you may be.)


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Hurt/Foust property house and woods today


2017-12-07 - Burkesville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo from Bryant Realty, Columbia, KY.
These Hurt/Foust property photos are printed with permission from the Bryant Realty auction flyer. Interest in the story of the property which sold December 2, 2017, and the possible restoration of the historic home by the new owners has been strong. The photo at right shows the extent of the Hurt/Foust now Brockman Woods. It wraps around the Dreamland Motel in the lower right corner; it is separated by a row of houses from W Frazier Avenue, part of which can be seen in the picture. LW/EW


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