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  1. Antler Alert: Annual KDOT warning issued to motorists
    Posted: 2025-10-13, Story ID: 136443

  2. Seed and Plant Swap at Trabue-Russell House on Oct 22
    Posted: 2025-10-13, Story ID: 136441

  3. OCC National Collection Dates for 2025
    Posted: 2025-10-13, Story ID: 136440

  4. 2025 Silent City Tour is Oct 13
    Posted: 2025-10-12, Story ID: 136436

  5. Hocus Pocus 2 at Family Fall Night Oct 24
    Posted: 2025-10-12, Story ID: 136433

  6. KY 449 in Cumberland Co. to be temporarily closed Oct 13
    Posted: 2025-10-11, Story ID: 136430

  7. Mother is 100 today!
    Posted: 2025-10-11, Story ID: 136428

  8. Downtown Days: Great weather and busy days in Columbia
    Posted: 2025-10-10, Story ID: 136425

  9. Loretto Clocktower Project wins Beautify the Bluegrass award
    Posted: 2025-10-09, Story ID: 136419

  10. New App from Kentucky State Parks
    Posted: 2025-10-09, Story ID: 136418

  11. Unveiling of the Judge Tom Emberton statue Nov 2
    Posted: 2025-10-09, Story ID: 136411

  12. Smoke Alarms installed free Friday and Saturday
    Posted: 2025-10-08, Story ID: 136409

  13. Phillips Tank & Structure officially open in Sparksville
    Posted: 2025-10-08, Story ID: 136407

  14. Kiwanis Club of Campbellsville holds year-end banquet
    Posted: 2025-10-08, Story ID: 136402

  15. Downtown Days 2025: Classic Car Show and Cruise In
    Posted: 2025-10-08, Story ID: 136398

  16. Metcalfe Chamber Fall Auction seeks donations
    Posted: 2025-10-08, Story ID: 136395

  17. Rep. Barr to visit Columbia
    Posted: 2025-10-08, Story ID: 136393

  18. 2025 Downtown Days Schedule of Events
    Posted: 2025-10-07, Story ID: 136387

  19. Benefit auction at Bowling Park Saturday, Oct 11
    Posted: 2025-10-07, Story ID: 136383

  20. Phillip Coffey: Early Life Muse
    Posted: 2025-10-07, Story ID: 136382

  21. Green River Band kicks off Downtown Days
    Posted: 2025-10-06, Story ID: 136380

  22. Downtown Days Pageant registration form
    Posted: 2025-10-06, Story ID: 136375

  23. City extends thanks for pumpkin donation
    Posted: 2025-10-06, Story ID: 136370

  24. Giles's festival Saturday, October 4th, in Knifley
    Posted: 2025-10-06, Story ID: 136367

  25. Mayor recognizes Little League Softball teams
    Posted: 2025-10-03, Story ID: 136345

  26. BAVFD Annual Chili Supper is Saturday
    Posted: 2025-10-03, Story ID: 136343

  27. Ole Joe is getting ready for fundraiser
    Posted: 2025-10-02, Story ID: 136341

  28. Fair Association seeks vendors for Fairy Fair
    Posted: 2025-10-02, Story ID: 136340

  29. Couch Night is a Blue Raider tradition
    Posted: 2025-10-02, Story ID: 136334

  30. ACHS Choir to perform at CUMC Oct 2
    Posted: 2025-10-02, Story ID: 136332

  31. Is 2025 The Year of the Raccoon?
    Posted: 2025-10-02, Story ID: 136328

  32. E-SCRAP collection event underway
    Posted: 2025-10-01, Story ID: 136310

  33. McClister Reunion on Oct 18
    Posted: 2025-10-01, Story ID: 136308

  34. Boil Water Advisory lifted
    Posted: 2025-09-30, Story ID: 136300

  35. Every Element Events opens in Edmonton
    Posted: 2025-09-30, Story ID: 136294

  36. Giles Festival will be held Saturday, Oct 4th
    Posted: 2025-09-29, Story ID: 136291

  37. Boil Water Advisory issued
    Posted: 2025-09-29, Story ID: 136287

  38. Community opioid meeting Oct 2
    Posted: 2025-09-29, Story ID: 136282

  39. Good Neighbor Day starts with a friendly hello
    Posted: 2025-09-28, Story ID: 136277

  40. Adair Band receives Reserve Grand Champion at TCI
    Posted: 2025-09-28, Story ID: 136276

  41. Post 15 troopers and officers recognized at awards ceremony
    Posted: 2025-09-27, Story ID: 136271

  42. Liberty's Apple Festival is Saturday, September 27th
    Posted: 2025-09-26, Story ID: 136269

  43. Ham Days Festival in Lebanon Saturday and Sunday
    Posted: 2025-09-26, Story ID: 136267

  44. New welcome signs going up around Columbia
    Posted: 2025-09-26, Story ID: 136265

  45. Black Bear sighted in Adair County
    Posted: 2025-09-26, Story ID: 136264

  46. Preorder now for Food Pantry Baked Potato Fundraiser
    Posted: 2025-09-26, Story ID: 136261

  47. Scam Jam & Shredding Event on Sept 30 in BG
    Posted: 2025-09-25, Story ID: 136256

  48. Travel: A Texas-sized class reunion
    Posted: 2025-09-25, Story ID: 136254

  49. Fish and Wildlife welcomes game warden recruit Class 30
    Posted: 2025-09-25, Story ID: 136252

  50. State releases county unemployment data for August 2025
    Posted: 2025-09-25, Story ID: 136251

  51. Busy week at Wolf Creek Hatchery
    Posted: 2025-09-25, Story ID: 136248

  52. Armed Women group meets monthly in Adair
    Posted: 2025-09-24, Story ID: 136238

  53. CPD visits students at Salem Elementary School
    Posted: 2025-09-23, Story ID: 136224

  54. Grandparents a source of wisdom, strength, joy
    Posted: 2025-09-22, Story ID: 136217

  55. Ribbon cutting for Every Element Events
    Posted: 2025-09-22, Story ID: 136210

  56. Travel: Sharing memories in Austin, TX
    Posted: 2025-09-22, Story ID: 136207

  57. Phillip Coffey: Carefree
    Posted: 2025-09-21, Story ID: 136201

  58. Sept 21-27 is National Child Passenger Safety Week
    Posted: 2025-09-21, Story ID: 136200

  59. 43rd Annual Pumpkin Festival Oct 4 in Edmonton
    Posted: 2025-09-21, Story ID: 136198

  60. The 5K Run for JOY October 11 in Columbia
    Posted: 2025-09-20, Story ID: 136195

  61. Greensburg Kentucky Rotary Club Cow Days
    Posted: 2025-09-19, Story ID: 136192

  62. Reminder: Saturday Session on tombstone cleaning
    Posted: 2025-09-19, Story ID: 136191

  63. Free admission to Salato Wildlife Education Center Sept 27
    Posted: 2025-09-19, Story ID: 136183

  64. Cumberland River Bluegrass Festival in Burkesville
    Posted: 2025-09-19, Story ID: 136182

  65. September is National Deaf Awareness Month
    Posted: 2025-09-19, Story ID: 136181

  66. ACHS Class of 1995 reunion is Nov 1
    Posted: 2025-09-19, Story ID: 136180

  67. Feese Family Reunion is Sept 28
    Posted: 2025-09-18, Story ID: 136169

  68. Commodities Distribution for Seniors on Sept 19
    Posted: 2025-09-18, Story ID: 136168

  69. September is Food Safety Education Month
    Posted: 2025-09-17, Story ID: 136164

  70. Adair Band shows out at Lincoln Invitational
    Posted: 2025-09-17, Story ID: 136161

  71. ACHS Football Homecoming Candidates
    Posted: 2025-09-16, Story ID: 136143

  72. Joshua Phipps Memorial Highway dedicated
    Posted: 2025-09-15, Story ID: 136135

  73. KAFC approves more than $3.3M in loans
    Posted: 2025-09-15, Story ID: 136132

  74. Reminder: Joshua Phipps Candlelight Memorial
    Posted: 2025-09-13, Story ID: 136114

  75. Reminder: Lanterns & Tombstones tonight
    Posted: 2025-09-12, Story ID: 136105

  76. Color Outside the Lines 5K will promote autism awareness
    Posted: 2025-09-11, Story ID: 136093

  77. Thanks for a good fall Chamber picnic in the park
    Posted: 2025-09-11, Story ID: 136090

  78. Boil Water Advisory lifted
    Posted: 2025-09-10, Story ID: 136084

  79. Temporary closure of US127 Across Wolf Creek Dam next week
    Posted: 2025-09-10, Story ID: 136080

  80. Paving Project to Begin Thursday on West KY 80 in Pulaski Co
    Posted: 2025-09-10, Story ID: 136078

  81. Green and Taylor getting roundabout on Hwy 68
    Posted: 2025-09-09, Story ID: 136076

  82. Traffic opens back up on Westbound Parkway entry
    Posted: 2025-09-08, Story ID: 136062

  83. Boil Water Advisory issued in Northern Adair Co.
    Posted: 2025-09-08, Story ID: 136061

  84. Relay for Life in Edmonton will be Saturday
    Posted: 2025-09-08, Story ID: 136056

  85. Political party registration is lead by "other"
    Posted: 2025-09-07, Story ID: 136054

  86. Writer/photographer shares glimpse of Golden Days
    Posted: 2025-09-07, Story ID: 136047

  87. Homeplace activities still on today - activities in the barns
    Posted: 2025-09-06, Story ID: 136044

  88. Pumpkin Festival planning for Edmonton event
    Posted: 2025-09-05, Story ID: 136034

  89. Friends of WCNFH looking for derby donations
    Posted: 2025-09-04, Story ID: 136028

  90. US Drought Monitor says Columbia in moderate drought
    Posted: 2025-09-04, Story ID: 136024

  91. Joshua Phipps Candlelight Memorial Event is Sept 13
    Posted: 2025-09-03, Story ID: 136008

  92. Boil Water Advisory lifted
    Posted: 2025-09-03, Story ID: 136007

  93. Letter: Boil Water Advisories
    Posted: 2025-09-03, Story ID: 136002

  94. Beard and Mustache contest announced
    Posted: 2025-09-02, Story ID: 135997

  95. Travel: Trip to Conley Bottom on Lake Cumberland
    Posted: 2025-08-31, Story ID: 135978

  96. CAUD Boil Water Advisory - Adair County
    Posted: 2025-08-30, Story ID: 135972

  97. Ribbon Cutting for Sweet Pea's is Sept 5
    Posted: 2025-08-29, Story ID: 135965

  98. FAKH to participate in Hunger Action Day Sept 9
    Posted: 2025-08-28, Story ID: 135948

  99. KY70 in Casey Co. to be temporarily closed beginning Sept 2
    Posted: 2025-08-25, Story ID: 135911

  100. KSP: CVE to take part in National Brake Safety Week
    Posted: 2025-08-25, Story ID: 135906

  101. Columbia High Class of 1953 Reunion is Aug 30
    Posted: 2025-08-25, Story ID: 135904

  102. Weekend travel in the Blue Ridge Mountains
    Posted: 2025-08-24, Story ID: 135900

  103. First un-recruited hummingbird stops by for a visit
    Posted: 2025-08-23, Story ID: 135889

  104. Boil Water Advisory lifted
    Posted: 2025-08-23, Story ID: 135887

  105. Parkway bridge open again westbound in Pulaski Co.
    Posted: 2025-08-22, Story ID: 135883

  106. Paint the Town Blue on September 11 for LWU
    Posted: 2025-08-22, Story ID: 135881

  107. Dollhouse Daycare celebration is September 16
    Posted: 2025-08-22, Story ID: 135875

  108. Thank you from Green River Animal Shelter
    Posted: 2025-08-22, Story ID: 135874

  109. Boil Water Advisory issued in Columbia
    Posted: 2025-08-22, Story ID: 135870

  110. State releases county unemployment data for July 2025
    Posted: 2025-08-21, Story ID: 135867

  111. Blood donor need is at critical phase
    Posted: 2025-08-21, Story ID: 135866

  112. Commodities Distribution for Seniors on Aug 22
    Posted: 2025-08-21, Story ID: 135861

  113. Happy Tail: Remi the Beagle
    Posted: 2025-08-20, Story ID: 135860

  114. Animal Care Veterinary Center approved for KADB funds
    Posted: 2025-08-20, Story ID: 135851

  115. Upstream Academy recruiting local heroes to prevent child abuse
    Posted: 2025-08-19, Story ID: 135837

  116. Waterfowl hunting blind drawing dates set for four WMAs
    Posted: 2025-08-18, Story ID: 135824

  117. Tree trimming at the Adair Co. Public Library
    Posted: 2025-08-18, Story ID: 135822

  118. Burn ban declared by Mayor of Edmonton
    Posted: 2025-08-16, Story ID: 135813

  119. Mary Frances Judd Thompson, 69, Green County, KY
    Posted: 2025-08-16, Story ID: 135810

  120. Mark Twain Pre-Season Exhibition is Aug 23
    Posted: 2025-08-15, Story ID: 135805

  121. City hosts reception for new Post 15 Commander
    Posted: 2025-08-15, Story ID: 135804

  122. Young receives Kentucky Game Warden Life Saving Award
    Posted: 2025-08-15, Story ID: 135801

  123. Hiking in the Smokey Mountain National Park
    Posted: 2025-08-14, Story ID: 135795

  124. Larry J. Smith voted Best Local Radio Host in KY
    Posted: 2025-08-14, Story ID: 135792

  125. U.S. Drought Monitor: Abnormally dry conditions in Aug
    Posted: 2025-08-14, Story ID: 135785


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