Green Hills streets flooding
2021-01-25 - Adair County, KY - Photo from city resident
An appeal has been posted on social media from a resident of Green Hills in Columbia for action to stop the street flooding problems. Comments mention that many calls have been made to the City and it is suggested this could be fixed as gas lines are being done in the neighborhood. Comments | Permalink
2021-01-25 - Adair County, KY - Photo from city resident
An appeal has been posted on social media from a resident of Green Hills in Columbia for action to stop the street flooding problems. Comments mention that many calls have been made to the City and it is suggested this could be fixed as gas lines are being done in the neighborhood. Comments | Permalink
Magistrates ask for calls and ideas about taxes
2021-01-25 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com archives NOTE: This archive photo was taken prior to the start of the pandemic
Adair County Magistrates opened the discussion and asked for contacts from citizens who live in their Districts when they felt the dreaded tax word had to be brought up in the budget session at the first Fiscal Court meeting of the new year.
An open public forum will be held tomorrow, Tuesday, January 26, 2021 at 4:30pm at the Jim Blair Center, 901 Hudson Street, Columbia, so that anyone wishing to come and make comments can feel safe in the spacious gym during this pandemic. It will also be streamed on the Adair County Fiscal Court Facebook page for any who want to watch.
Pictured at left are Magistrates, district and phone number from the elected officials page on ky.gov: Chris Reeder, Adair County's Magisterial District four, 270-634-0485; Sammy Baker, District three, 270-378-1536; Daryl Flatt, District two, 270-634-1033; Harold Burton, District one, 270-250-2460; and on the right side, Billy Dean Coffey, District five, 270-250-4449; Greg Caldwell, District six, 270-250-3160; and Terry Hadley, District seven, 270-634-4565. To call the Judge's office, 270-384-4703 or email adairjudge@duo-county.com. Comments | Permalink
2021-01-25 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com archives NOTE: This archive photo was taken prior to the start of the pandemic
Adair County Magistrates opened the discussion and asked for contacts from citizens who live in their Districts when they felt the dreaded tax word had to be brought up in the budget session at the first Fiscal Court meeting of the new year.
An open public forum will be held tomorrow, Tuesday, January 26, 2021 at 4:30pm at the Jim Blair Center, 901 Hudson Street, Columbia, so that anyone wishing to come and make comments can feel safe in the spacious gym during this pandemic. It will also be streamed on the Adair County Fiscal Court Facebook page for any who want to watch.
Pictured at left are Magistrates, district and phone number from the elected officials page on ky.gov: Chris Reeder, Adair County's Magisterial District four, 270-634-0485; Sammy Baker, District three, 270-378-1536; Daryl Flatt, District two, 270-634-1033; Harold Burton, District one, 270-250-2460; and on the right side, Billy Dean Coffey, District five, 270-250-4449; Greg Caldwell, District six, 270-250-3160; and Terry Hadley, District seven, 270-634-4565. To call the Judge's office, 270-384-4703 or email adairjudge@duo-county.com. Comments | Permalink
Heavy Monday rains fill up Town Creek
2021-01-25 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Heavy Monday morning rains are quickly filling the little Town Creek in Columbia and leaving many puddles. New rainfall amounts are expected to be between 1 and 2 inches. Overnight we'll have continued showers, thunderstorms, and patchy fog. The sun will come out tomorrow. Comments | Permalink
2021-01-25 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Heavy Monday morning rains are quickly filling the little Town Creek in Columbia and leaving many puddles. New rainfall amounts are expected to be between 1 and 2 inches. Overnight we'll have continued showers, thunderstorms, and patchy fog. The sun will come out tomorrow. Comments | Permalink
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