CPD Detective Sergeant Evan Burton
2024-01-26 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Congratulations go to Columbia Police Department Sgt. Evan Burton who was promoted to Detective before the end of the year according to CPD Chief Charles Greer. Detective Sergeant Burton is pictured with Matt, one of the Department's K9s at City Hall. The two graduated from the Top Dog Police Academy located in Evansville, Indiana in 2016 and have been parters at the Russell County Sheriff’s Office and are currently parters at the Columbia Police Department since then. Comments | Permalink
2024-01-26 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Congratulations go to Columbia Police Department Sgt. Evan Burton who was promoted to Detective before the end of the year according to CPD Chief Charles Greer. Detective Sergeant Burton is pictured with Matt, one of the Department's K9s at City Hall. The two graduated from the Top Dog Police Academy located in Evansville, Indiana in 2016 and have been parters at the Russell County Sheriff’s Office and are currently parters at the Columbia Police Department since then. Comments | Permalink
Tanker hauled potable water to Clinton County
2024-01-26 - Adair County, KY - Photo from Brandon Harvey
Kentucky Emergency Management called on Adair County's Breeding Area Volunteer Fire Department (BAVFD) to help with the crisis situation in Albany, Clinton County, where the main pumping station froze and their water reserve was out. They'd been dealing with problems all during the storm. BAVFD has a tanker that can haul potable drinking water and was able to send two men, Captain Brandon Harvey and Firefighter Roger Firkins, with the truck. In a long Sunday shift, they hauled 15,000 gallons of water from the nearest water district in Static, TN and brought it back to Albany. Once home, they had to carefully drain the tanker to make sure the pump didn't freeze. Comments | Permalink
2024-01-26 - Adair County, KY - Photo from Brandon Harvey
Kentucky Emergency Management called on Adair County's Breeding Area Volunteer Fire Department (BAVFD) to help with the crisis situation in Albany, Clinton County, where the main pumping station froze and their water reserve was out. They'd been dealing with problems all during the storm. BAVFD has a tanker that can haul potable drinking water and was able to send two men, Captain Brandon Harvey and Firefighter Roger Firkins, with the truck. In a long Sunday shift, they hauled 15,000 gallons of water from the nearest water district in Static, TN and brought it back to Albany. Once home, they had to carefully drain the tanker to make sure the pump didn't freeze. Comments | Permalink
Wilson and Hadley receive award from Cattlemen's Association
2024-01-25 - Columbia, KY - Photo from Nick Roy
Mark Baker, Cattlemen's Association President, presented Woody Wilson and Lucas Hadley of Burkmann Feeds of Columbia, with the Association's Appreciation Award at the yearly meeting on January 22, 2024. Comments | Permalink
2024-01-25 - Columbia, KY - Photo from Nick Roy
Mark Baker, Cattlemen's Association President, presented Woody Wilson and Lucas Hadley of Burkmann Feeds of Columbia, with the Association's Appreciation Award at the yearly meeting on January 22, 2024. Comments | Permalink
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