Adair County 4-H Country Ham contest
2021-07-27 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Tony Rose
This year the Adair County 4-H held a local 4-H Country Ham Judging Contest. Dr. Gregg Rentfrow, Extension Professor- Meat Science judged all the 4-H and Cloverbud hams. Hams are scored in five areas: Conformation, Workmanship, Meatiness, Color, and Aroma. Comments | Permalink
2021-07-27 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Tony Rose
This year the Adair County 4-H held a local 4-H Country Ham Judging Contest. Dr. Gregg Rentfrow, Extension Professor- Meat Science judged all the 4-H and Cloverbud hams. Hams are scored in five areas: Conformation, Workmanship, Meatiness, Color, and Aroma. Comments | Permalink
Get the Vaccine
2021-07-27 - Columbia, KY
William Feese, a retired teacher, says he respects and agrees with Coach Daniel Hedges. "I am vaccinated and I am encouraging everyone to take the COVID-19 vaccine".
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2021-07-27 - Columbia, KY
William Feese, a retired teacher, says he respects and agrees with Coach Daniel Hedges. "I am vaccinated and I am encouraging everyone to take the COVID-19 vaccine".
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City receives donations for CPD drug vehicle
2021-07-27 - Columbia, KY - Photo from City Hall, Columbia, KY
The City of Columbia was recently awarded a grant that assisted with the purchase of a drug vehicle and trailer to be utilized for drug education. The vehicle will be used in education in the school system, activities in the community, and to assist with drug awareness. This week three donations were presented to the police department for assistance with outfitting the vehicle - $5,000 from the local Adair County High School youth service center, $300 from local Kentucky Agency for Substance Abuse Policy, and Display from the local Healthy Kids Program at the schools. Comments | Permalink
2021-07-27 - Columbia, KY - Photo from City Hall, Columbia, KY
The City of Columbia was recently awarded a grant that assisted with the purchase of a drug vehicle and trailer to be utilized for drug education. The vehicle will be used in education in the school system, activities in the community, and to assist with drug awareness. This week three donations were presented to the police department for assistance with outfitting the vehicle - $5,000 from the local Adair County High School youth service center, $300 from local Kentucky Agency for Substance Abuse Policy, and Display from the local Healthy Kids Program at the schools. Comments | Permalink
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