Glenn Seaton introduces local Internet services
2022-02-09 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Local business community members and government leaders came together at the February Columbia Adair Chamber of Commerce meeting to hear talks about the state of the city and county.
First on the agenda was new Chamber member, Seltron LLC, owned by Glenn Seaton, pictured at the microphone. He told the audience about his background and the company's website services, Internet hosting and network security. He and his wife, Linda, and their daughter Kat were in attendance. They live on Bliss Road in Columbia. Comments | Permalink
2022-02-09 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Local business community members and government leaders came together at the February Columbia Adair Chamber of Commerce meeting to hear talks about the state of the city and county.
First on the agenda was new Chamber member, Seltron LLC, owned by Glenn Seaton, pictured at the microphone. He told the audience about his background and the company's website services, Internet hosting and network security. He and his wife, Linda, and their daughter Kat were in attendance. They live on Bliss Road in Columbia. Comments | Permalink
Cats rule
2022-02-09- Photo by Patricia Reed
Photographer Patti Reed writes, "This is Ella Ann Rose on the dining room table - we are a cat run house." Comments | Permalink
2022-02-09- Photo by Patricia Reed
Photographer Patti Reed writes, "This is Ella Ann Rose on the dining room table - we are a cat run house." Comments | Permalink
Bid approved to begin phase one for walking track
2022-02-08 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com archives
There was only one bid received at Monday night's City Council meeting to do phase one of the grounds development on what is being called, for now, the Burkesville Street Park. The bid was for just under $40,000 from former owner John Brockman and was approved.
The 17-acre property could be called the Ralph Hurt Park, or the Pam Foust Park for the most recent family to live there, or it could be called the Chimneys Park to reflect all that is left of the historic home after it burned while efforts were being made by the City to save it. Comments | Permalink
2022-02-08 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com archives
There was only one bid received at Monday night's City Council meeting to do phase one of the grounds development on what is being called, for now, the Burkesville Street Park. The bid was for just under $40,000 from former owner John Brockman and was approved.
The 17-acre property could be called the Ralph Hurt Park, or the Pam Foust Park for the most recent family to live there, or it could be called the Chimneys Park to reflect all that is left of the historic home after it burned while efforts were being made by the City to save it. Comments | Permalink
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