Sidewalk art bringing downtown to life
2021-08-05 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Mayor Pam Hoots
CPD Officer Drew Conn and his daughter Sarah were among the first to add creations in the 2021 sidewalk art contest going on downtown. For information call City Hall, 270-384-2501. Comments | Permalink
2021-08-05 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Mayor Pam Hoots
CPD Officer Drew Conn and his daughter Sarah were among the first to add creations in the 2021 sidewalk art contest going on downtown. For information call City Hall, 270-384-2501. Comments | Permalink
Travel: sunrise over Lake Michigan
2021-08-05- Photo by Jeffrey Martin
Metcalfe County native Jeff Martin visits his Knob Lick and Sulphur Well, KY folks often but also loves his Chicago home. He welcomes the ever changing morning views of the sun rising over Lake Michigan. Comments | Permalink
2021-08-05- Photo by Jeffrey Martin
Metcalfe County native Jeff Martin visits his Knob Lick and Sulphur Well, KY folks often but also loves his Chicago home. He welcomes the ever changing morning views of the sun rising over Lake Michigan. Comments | Permalink
Scout's sign project given full approval
2021-08-04 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
After a one month wait to allow time for discussion, Eagle Scout Gabe Coleman, standing at right, received unanimous approval from the Columbia City Council to proceed with the Scout Troop sign project he proposed. He will work with the City on the design and once that is approved, he anticipates completion will take no more than two months.
The sign location is across from the Jim Blair Park and Recreation Center on Greensburg Road. The property family member, Carol Cheatham Marra, wrote to CM, "My grandparents Valmont and Lottie Holladay Cheatham owned the farm and then my parents, Clyde and Christine Page Cheatham, when they gave permission for the sign to be located on the farm and were proud to have it as a 'welcome' to Columbia." Comments | Permalink
2021-08-04 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
After a one month wait to allow time for discussion, Eagle Scout Gabe Coleman, standing at right, received unanimous approval from the Columbia City Council to proceed with the Scout Troop sign project he proposed. He will work with the City on the design and once that is approved, he anticipates completion will take no more than two months.
The sign location is across from the Jim Blair Park and Recreation Center on Greensburg Road. The property family member, Carol Cheatham Marra, wrote to CM, "My grandparents Valmont and Lottie Holladay Cheatham owned the farm and then my parents, Clyde and Christine Page Cheatham, when they gave permission for the sign to be located on the farm and were proud to have it as a 'welcome' to Columbia." Comments | Permalink
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