ColumbiaMagazine.com
Printed from:

Welcome to Columbia Magazine  
 




































  125 Most recent stories in topic News
  1. Ag Tag donations reach more than $940k for 2026
    Posted: 2026-08-24, Story ID: 139638

  2. Nominations open for New Executives to Kentucky
    Posted: 2026-08-24, Story ID: 139637

  3. Boil Water Advisory lifted
    Posted: 2026-08-22, Story ID: 139629

  4. Boil Water Advisory issued
    Posted: 2026-08-21, Story ID: 139623

  5. KY76 in Russell Co. to be temporarily closed Tuesday
    Posted: 2026-08-21, Story ID: 139622

  6. KELC releases July 2026 Unemployment Report
    Posted: 2026-08-21, Story ID: 139620

  7. Boil Water Advisory lifted
    Posted: 2026-08-21, Story ID: 139615

  8. Next Columbia Pick it Up Day is Sept 10
    Posted: 2026-08-20, Story ID: 139611

  9. Commodities Distribution for Seniors on Aug 21
    Posted: 2026-08-20, Story ID: 139605

  10. City of Columbia plans Day of Caring
    Posted: 2026-08-20, Story ID: 139604

  11. Boil Water Advisory issued
    Posted: 2026-08-19, Story ID: 139602

  12. Preparedness includes your wallet
    Posted: 2026-08-19, Story ID: 139601

  13. Green River Band wins 2026 Best of Kentucky award
    Posted: 2026-08-19, Story ID: 139599

  14. Watermelon at the Adair Co Food Pantry on Wednesday
    Posted: 2026-08-19, Story ID: 139591

  15. Tips for fighting ants in the home
    Posted: 2026-08-18, Story ID: 139588

  16. Rogers gets top Midwest Truck Nationals honor
    Posted: 2026-08-17, Story ID: 139580

  17. Narda Tate: The Buds of Promise
    Posted: 2026-08-15, Story ID: 139562

  18. 55th Reunion for ACHS Class of 1971
    Posted: 2026-08-15, Story ID: 139561

  19. Passing bus with stop lights flashing is illegal
    Posted: 2026-08-14, Story ID: 139548

  20. Donate your extra pet carriers
    Posted: 2026-08-14, Story ID: 139543

  21. Kentucky Fish and Wildlife at Kentucky State Fair
    Posted: 2026-08-13, Story ID: 139537

  22. A raccoon's excellent adventure
    Posted: 2026-08-13, Story ID: 139533

  23. Restrictions suspended for carriers involved in storm response
    Posted: 2026-08-13, Story ID: 139528

  24. Adair residents can recycle old electronics in October
    Posted: 2026-08-12, Story ID: 139525

  25. Adair County Sportsman Club
    Posted: 2026-08-11, Story ID: 139520

  26. Power outage reported on Hovious Ridge Road
    Posted: 2026-08-11, Story ID: 139514

  27. Morning Glories would come laughing to greet me
    Posted: 2026-08-10, Story ID: 139512

  28. ACHS Class of 1986 plans 40-Year Reunion
    Posted: 2026-08-10, Story ID: 139511

  29. The Long-Overdue Vacation
    Posted: 2026-08-10, Story ID: 139510

  30. Lanterns & Tombstones at Mount Carmel was excellent
    Posted: 2026-08-09, Story ID: 139504

  31. Bailey Family Reunion on Sept 5
    Posted: 2026-08-09, Story ID: 139503

  32. Phillip Coffey - Dad and Mom
    Posted: 2026-08-08, Story ID: 139499

  33. Vendors encouraged to apply now for Oct 23 Night Market
    Posted: 2026-08-06, Story ID: 139473

  34. Loveless graduates in Public Safety Dispatch Academy Class 173
    Posted: 2026-08-06, Story ID: 139472

  35. Old Fort Harrod State Park festival August 13-15
    Posted: 2026-08-05, Story ID: 139470

  36. Phillip Coffey - Hang on
    Posted: 2026-08-05, Story ID: 139467

  37. Travel: Shepperds call Iceland extraordinary land
    Posted: 2026-08-04, Story ID: 139460

  38. Boil Water Advisory lifted
    Posted: 2026-08-04, Story ID: 139453

  39. Boil Water Advisory issued
    Posted: 2026-08-02, Story ID: 139439

  40. KSP: Trooper plays pivotal role in rescue of injured bald eagle
    Posted: 2026-08-02, Story ID: 139436

  41. Thankful for a harvest
    Posted: 2026-08-01, Story ID: 139429

  42. BRIGHT Kentucky to visit Columbia Aug 5
    Posted: 2026-07-31, Story ID: 139424

  43. Next 2026 Adair County Fair event is Aug 29
    Posted: 2026-07-31, Story ID: 139420

  44. Opinion: Food Is Medicine initiative changing lives
    Posted: 2026-07-31, Story ID: 139418

  45. Governor announces $1.7M for Green River Commerce Park
    Posted: 2026-07-30, Story ID: 139412

  46. 2026 Back to School Bash a success
    Posted: 2026-07-30, Story ID: 139410

  47. Draft STIP Plan available for public review, comment
    Posted: 2026-07-30, Story ID: 139406

  48. Lanterns & Tombstones Tour of Mount Carmel Cemetery
    Posted: 2026-07-29, Story ID: 139405

  49. Lance Burton, Jimmy McKnight, and GRB at Back to School Bash
    Posted: 2026-07-29, Story ID: 139399

  50. GRL State Park Campground on track for phased reopening
    Posted: 2026-07-28, Story ID: 139396

  51. Genealogical Society will meet Aug 3
    Posted: 2026-07-28, Story ID: 139395

  52. Phillip Coffey - A Second Cup
    Posted: 2026-07-27, Story ID: 139379

  53. Road construction projects continue in Metcalfe County
    Posted: 2026-07-26, Story ID: 139375

  54. KSP: 2026 Sworn Awards Ceremony
    Posted: 2026-07-24, Story ID: 139365

  55. Sen. Paul to visit Columbia on Aug 17
    Posted: 2026-07-24, Story ID: 139363

  56. Right this way, ladies and gentlemen
    Posted: 2026-07-23, Story ID: 139361

  57. U.S. Drought Monitor: Conditions improved for Columbia
    Posted: 2026-07-23, Story ID: 139360

  58. Cumberland Co. posts 2nd lowest unemployment for June
    Posted: 2026-07-23, Story ID: 139359

  59. Commodities Distribution for Seniors on July 24
    Posted: 2026-07-23, Story ID: 139353

  60. Back to School Bash is July 29
    Posted: 2026-07-22, Story ID: 139348

  61. No plans to close, plenty of fabric to share
    Posted: 2026-07-21, Story ID: 139342

  62. Rachael Thompson is member of 2026 BRIGHT Kentucky Class
    Posted: 2026-07-20, Story ID: 139333

  63. World Cup brings memories from Barcelona Stadium
    Posted: 2026-07-19, Story ID: 139325

  64. Where data center developers are looking to build in Kentucky
    Posted: 2026-07-18, Story ID: 139319

  65. Opinion: Governors Schools are an investment in Kentucky
    Posted: 2026-07-17, Story ID: 139314

  66. Emojis popularized in late 1990s, use with care
    Posted: 2026-07-17, Story ID: 139310

  67. Avoid scams - eight tips to help
    Posted: 2026-07-16, Story ID: 139307

  68. Temporary closure of US127 across Wolf Creek Dam on July 23
    Posted: 2026-07-16, Story ID: 139301

  69. Opinion: Adair Co. does have the resources datacenters need
    Posted: 2026-07-16, Story ID: 139298

  70. Opinion: Green River priceless!
    Posted: 2026-07-16, Story ID: 139297

  71. Pre-K Pilot Programs expand to Frankfort and Glasgow
    Posted: 2026-07-15, Story ID: 139286

  72. Travel: Old Washington, Kentucky
    Posted: 2026-07-13, Story ID: 139270

  73. Adair County is now Bear country
    Posted: 2026-07-12, Story ID: 139262

  74. Scammers use pressure tactics, be skeptical
    Posted: 2026-07-12, Story ID: 139260

  75. What's In A Label?
    Posted: 2026-07-10, Story ID: 139255

  76. KYTC Seeks input on US127 Realignment Project in Casey Co.
    Posted: 2026-07-10, Story ID: 139253

  77. Jets Over Kentucky week begins Saturday
    Posted: 2026-07-10, Story ID: 139251

  78. Looking back at July 4th, celebrating 250 years
    Posted: 2026-07-09, Story ID: 139246

  79. 2026 Fourth of July Decorating Contest winners
    Posted: 2026-07-09, Story ID: 139241

  80. Spotted Lanternfly moves closer to Adair
    Posted: 2026-07-09, Story ID: 139236

  81. Barred owl hurt during holiday now doing ok
    Posted: 2026-07-08, Story ID: 139235

  82. ACSO: Calendar fundraiser calls are legitimate
    Posted: 2026-07-08, Story ID: 139231

  83. Next Saturday Session is July 18
    Posted: 2026-07-07, Story ID: 139225

  84. Reserve spaces now for Paint the Town
    Posted: 2026-07-07, Story ID: 139221

  85. Deadline approaching to sign up for Back to School Bash
    Posted: 2026-07-07, Story ID: 139215

  86. Demolay Fish Fry on July 11
    Posted: 2026-07-07, Story ID: 139214

  87. The Achilles Award for Q2 2026 goes to Herb Sparks
    Posted: 2026-07-06, Story ID: 139212

  88. Reminder: ACGS meets on Monday
    Posted: 2026-07-06, Story ID: 139201

  89. Boil Water Advisory lifted
    Posted: 2026-07-05, Story ID: 139195

  90. The moon - soon it may be for shipping
    Posted: 2026-07-03, Story ID: 139190

  91. Boil Water Advisory lifted
    Posted: 2026-07-03, Story ID: 139186

  92. Boil Water Advisory issued
    Posted: 2026-07-03, Story ID: 139185

  93. Resources for Cumberland and Metcalfe county flooding
    Posted: 2026-07-03, Story ID: 139181

  94. Deer in the headlights
    Posted: 2026-07-02, Story ID: 139180

  95. Boil Water Advisory issued
    Posted: 2026-07-02, Story ID: 139175

  96. New $200M Distillery and Tourist Attraction opens in Somerset
    Posted: 2026-07-01, Story ID: 139171

  97. Boil Water Advisory lifted
    Posted: 2026-07-01, Story ID: 139158

  98. Adair County Cooling Stations
    Posted: 2026-06-30, Story ID: 139153

  99. High temperatures pose risk to Kentuckians
    Posted: 2026-06-30, Story ID: 139152

  100. ACFA presents Independence on the Grounds
    Posted: 2026-06-30, Story ID: 139151

  101. County Offices holiday schedule
    Posted: 2026-06-30, Story ID: 139149

  102. Another Boil Water Advisory issued
    Posted: 2026-06-30, Story ID: 139148

  103. Boil Water Advisory lifted
    Posted: 2026-06-30, Story ID: 139147

  104. Game wardens focus on boater safety over July 4 weekend
    Posted: 2026-06-29, Story ID: 139142

  105. Clerk and Staff: Happy 4th of July
    Posted: 2026-06-29, Story ID: 139138

  106. Cast Your Vote for KSP in National Cruiser Contest
    Posted: 2026-06-29, Story ID: 139136

  107. Wednesday Farmers Markets start July 1
    Posted: 2026-06-28, Story ID: 139134

  108. Boil Water Advisory issued
    Posted: 2026-06-28, Story ID: 139130

  109. Travel: A trip to Alaska
    Posted: 2026-06-28, Story ID: 139129

  110. State of Emergency declared after flooding
    Posted: 2026-06-28, Story ID: 139128

  111. 40 years since Coomer's Restaurant graced the Square
    Posted: 2026-06-28, Story ID: 139125

  112. Jameson Miller is new agent at Reed Brothers
    Posted: 2026-06-26, Story ID: 139116

  113. Cumberland, Russell Co. projects approved for $2M KDPI funds
    Posted: 2026-06-25, Story ID: 139106

  114. County level unemployment data for May 2026
    Posted: 2026-06-25, Story ID: 139105

  115. Scams Alert from Team Kentucky
    Posted: 2026-06-25, Story ID: 139102

  116. June Dairy Month proclaimed at Dairy Day event
    Posted: 2026-06-24, Story ID: 139093

  117. Why don't we live like that?
    Posted: 2026-06-24, Story ID: 139092

  118. KDFW: Sightings of young black bears increase in summer
    Posted: 2026-06-23, Story ID: 139084

  119. KSP offering $71K starting salaries for Cadet Class 108
    Posted: 2026-06-23, Story ID: 139082

  120. Glens Fork family honors NASA pioneer
    Posted: 2026-06-22, Story ID: 139066

  121. Saturday Session: Genealogy Research Class on June 27
    Posted: 2026-06-21, Story ID: 139063

  122. Independence on the Grounds Celebration
    Posted: 2026-06-21, Story ID: 139061

  123. Columbia 4th of July events
    Posted: 2026-06-21, Story ID: 139060

  124. Video: Fossils in Kentucky
    Posted: 2026-06-21, Story ID: 139058

  125. Video: Right Here, Right Then, In Columbia
    Posted: 2026-06-20, Story ID: 139053


The last 125 articles are shown. For older articles, try using our Search Page instead.
You can also view a list of All Topics.
 

































 
 
Quick Links to Popular Features


Looking for a story or picture?
Try our Photo Archive or our Stories Archive for all the information that's appeared on ColumbiaMagazine.com.

 

Contact us: Columbia Magazine and columbiamagazine.com are published by Linda Waggener and Pen Waggener, PO Box 906, Columbia, KY 42728.
Phone: 270.403.0017


Please use our contact page, or send questions about technical issues with this site to webmaster@columbiamagazine.com. All logos and trademarks used on this site are property of their respective owners. All comments remain the property and responsibility of their posters, all articles and photos remain the property of their creators, and all the rest is copyright 1995-Present by Columbia Magazine. Privacy policy: use of this site requires no sharing of information. Voluntarily shared information may be published and made available to the public on this site and/or stored electronically. Anonymous submissions will be subject to additional verification. Cookies are not required to use our site. However, if you have cookies enabled in your web browser, some of our advertisers may use cookies for interest-based advertising across multiple domains. For more information about third-party advertising, visit the NAI web privacy site.