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  1. Watermelon at the Adair Co Food Pantry on Wednesday
    Posted: 2026-08-19, Story ID: 139591

  2. Tips for fighting ants in the home
    Posted: 2026-08-18, Story ID: 139588

  3. Rogers gets top Midwest Truck Nationals honor
    Posted: 2026-08-17, Story ID: 139580

  4. Narda Tate: The Buds of Promise
    Posted: 2026-08-15, Story ID: 139562

  5. 55th Reunion for ACHS Class of 1971
    Posted: 2026-08-15, Story ID: 139561

  6. Passing bus with stop lights flashing is illegal
    Posted: 2026-08-14, Story ID: 139548

  7. Donate your extra pet carriers
    Posted: 2026-08-14, Story ID: 139543

  8. Kentucky Fish and Wildlife at Kentucky State Fair
    Posted: 2026-08-13, Story ID: 139537

  9. A raccoon's excellent adventure
    Posted: 2026-08-13, Story ID: 139533

  10. Restrictions suspended for carriers involved in storm response
    Posted: 2026-08-13, Story ID: 139528

  11. Adair residents can recycle old electronics in October
    Posted: 2026-08-12, Story ID: 139525

  12. Adair County Sportsman Club
    Posted: 2026-08-11, Story ID: 139520

  13. Power outage reported on Hovious Ridge Road
    Posted: 2026-08-11, Story ID: 139514

  14. Morning Glories would come laughing to greet me
    Posted: 2026-08-10, Story ID: 139512

  15. ACHS Class of 1986 plans 40-Year Reunion
    Posted: 2026-08-10, Story ID: 139511

  16. The Long-Overdue Vacation
    Posted: 2026-08-10, Story ID: 139510

  17. Lanterns & Tombstones at Mount Carmel was excellent
    Posted: 2026-08-09, Story ID: 139504

  18. Bailey Family Reunion on Sept 5
    Posted: 2026-08-09, Story ID: 139503

  19. Phillip Coffey - Dad and Mom
    Posted: 2026-08-08, Story ID: 139499

  20. Vendors encouraged to apply now for Oct 23 Night Market
    Posted: 2026-08-06, Story ID: 139473

  21. Loveless graduates in Public Safety Dispatch Academy Class 173
    Posted: 2026-08-06, Story ID: 139472

  22. Old Fort Harrod State Park festival August 13-15
    Posted: 2026-08-05, Story ID: 139470

  23. Phillip Coffey - Hang on
    Posted: 2026-08-05, Story ID: 139467

  24. Travel: Shepperds call Iceland extraordinary land
    Posted: 2026-08-04, Story ID: 139460

  25. Boil Water Advisory lifted
    Posted: 2026-08-04, Story ID: 139453

  26. Boil Water Advisory issued
    Posted: 2026-08-02, Story ID: 139439

  27. KSP: Trooper plays pivotal role in rescue of injured bald eagle
    Posted: 2026-08-02, Story ID: 139436

  28. Thankful for a harvest
    Posted: 2026-08-01, Story ID: 139429

  29. BRIGHT Kentucky to visit Columbia Aug 5
    Posted: 2026-07-31, Story ID: 139424

  30. Next 2026 Adair County Fair event is Aug 29
    Posted: 2026-07-31, Story ID: 139420

  31. Opinion: Food Is Medicine initiative changing lives
    Posted: 2026-07-31, Story ID: 139418

  32. Governor announces $1.7M for Green River Commerce Park
    Posted: 2026-07-30, Story ID: 139412

  33. 2026 Back to School Bash a success
    Posted: 2026-07-30, Story ID: 139410

  34. Draft STIP Plan available for public review, comment
    Posted: 2026-07-30, Story ID: 139406

  35. Lanterns & Tombstones Tour of Mount Carmel Cemetery
    Posted: 2026-07-29, Story ID: 139405

  36. Lance Burton, Jimmy McKnight, and GRB at Back to School Bash
    Posted: 2026-07-29, Story ID: 139399

  37. GRL State Park Campground on track for phased reopening
    Posted: 2026-07-28, Story ID: 139396

  38. Genealogical Society will meet Aug 3
    Posted: 2026-07-28, Story ID: 139395

  39. Phillip Coffey - A Second Cup
    Posted: 2026-07-27, Story ID: 139379

  40. Road construction projects continue in Metcalfe County
    Posted: 2026-07-26, Story ID: 139375

  41. KSP: 2026 Sworn Awards Ceremony
    Posted: 2026-07-24, Story ID: 139365

  42. Sen. Paul to visit Columbia on Aug 17
    Posted: 2026-07-24, Story ID: 139363

  43. Right this way, ladies and gentlemen
    Posted: 2026-07-23, Story ID: 139361

  44. U.S. Drought Monitor: Conditions improved for Columbia
    Posted: 2026-07-23, Story ID: 139360

  45. Cumberland Co. posts 2nd lowest unemployment for June
    Posted: 2026-07-23, Story ID: 139359

  46. Commodities Distribution for Seniors on July 24
    Posted: 2026-07-23, Story ID: 139353

  47. Back to School Bash is July 29
    Posted: 2026-07-22, Story ID: 139348

  48. No plans to close, plenty of fabric to share
    Posted: 2026-07-21, Story ID: 139342

  49. Rachael Thompson is member of 2026 BRIGHT Kentucky Class
    Posted: 2026-07-20, Story ID: 139333

  50. World Cup brings memories from Barcelona Stadium
    Posted: 2026-07-19, Story ID: 139325

  51. Where data center developers are looking to build in Kentucky
    Posted: 2026-07-18, Story ID: 139319

  52. Opinion: Governors Schools are an investment in Kentucky
    Posted: 2026-07-17, Story ID: 139314

  53. Emojis popularized in late 1990s, use with care
    Posted: 2026-07-17, Story ID: 139310

  54. Avoid scams - eight tips to help
    Posted: 2026-07-16, Story ID: 139307

  55. Temporary closure of US127 across Wolf Creek Dam on July 23
    Posted: 2026-07-16, Story ID: 139301

  56. Opinion: Adair Co. does have the resources datacenters need
    Posted: 2026-07-16, Story ID: 139298

  57. Opinion: Green River priceless!
    Posted: 2026-07-16, Story ID: 139297

  58. Pre-K Pilot Programs expand to Frankfort and Glasgow
    Posted: 2026-07-15, Story ID: 139286

  59. Travel: Old Washington, Kentucky
    Posted: 2026-07-13, Story ID: 139270

  60. Adair County is now Bear country
    Posted: 2026-07-12, Story ID: 139262

  61. Scammers use pressure tactics, be skeptical
    Posted: 2026-07-12, Story ID: 139260

  62. What's In A Label?
    Posted: 2026-07-10, Story ID: 139255

  63. KYTC Seeks input on US127 Realignment Project in Casey Co.
    Posted: 2026-07-10, Story ID: 139253

  64. Jets Over Kentucky week begins Saturday
    Posted: 2026-07-10, Story ID: 139251

  65. Looking back at July 4th, celebrating 250 years
    Posted: 2026-07-09, Story ID: 139246

  66. 2026 Fourth of July Decorating Contest winners
    Posted: 2026-07-09, Story ID: 139241

  67. Spotted Lanternfly moves closer to Adair
    Posted: 2026-07-09, Story ID: 139236

  68. Barred owl hurt during holiday now doing ok
    Posted: 2026-07-08, Story ID: 139235

  69. ACSO: Calendar fundraiser calls are legitimate
    Posted: 2026-07-08, Story ID: 139231

  70. Next Saturday Session is July 18
    Posted: 2026-07-07, Story ID: 139225

  71. Reserve spaces now for Paint the Town
    Posted: 2026-07-07, Story ID: 139221

  72. Deadline approaching to sign up for Back to School Bash
    Posted: 2026-07-07, Story ID: 139215

  73. Demolay Fish Fry on July 11
    Posted: 2026-07-07, Story ID: 139214

  74. The Achilles Award for Q2 2026 goes to Herb Sparks
    Posted: 2026-07-06, Story ID: 139212

  75. Reminder: ACGS meets on Monday
    Posted: 2026-07-06, Story ID: 139201

  76. Boil Water Advisory lifted
    Posted: 2026-07-05, Story ID: 139195

  77. The moon - soon it may be for shipping
    Posted: 2026-07-03, Story ID: 139190

  78. Boil Water Advisory lifted
    Posted: 2026-07-03, Story ID: 139186

  79. Boil Water Advisory issued
    Posted: 2026-07-03, Story ID: 139185

  80. Resources for Cumberland and Metcalfe county flooding
    Posted: 2026-07-03, Story ID: 139181

  81. Deer in the headlights
    Posted: 2026-07-02, Story ID: 139180

  82. Boil Water Advisory issued
    Posted: 2026-07-02, Story ID: 139175

  83. New $200M Distillery and Tourist Attraction opens in Somerset
    Posted: 2026-07-01, Story ID: 139171

  84. Boil Water Advisory lifted
    Posted: 2026-07-01, Story ID: 139158

  85. Adair County Cooling Stations
    Posted: 2026-06-30, Story ID: 139153

  86. High temperatures pose risk to Kentuckians
    Posted: 2026-06-30, Story ID: 139152

  87. ACFA presents Independence on the Grounds
    Posted: 2026-06-30, Story ID: 139151

  88. County Offices holiday schedule
    Posted: 2026-06-30, Story ID: 139149

  89. Another Boil Water Advisory issued
    Posted: 2026-06-30, Story ID: 139148

  90. Boil Water Advisory lifted
    Posted: 2026-06-30, Story ID: 139147

  91. Game wardens focus on boater safety over July 4 weekend
    Posted: 2026-06-29, Story ID: 139142

  92. Clerk and Staff: Happy 4th of July
    Posted: 2026-06-29, Story ID: 139138

  93. Cast Your Vote for KSP in National Cruiser Contest
    Posted: 2026-06-29, Story ID: 139136

  94. Wednesday Farmers Markets start July 1
    Posted: 2026-06-28, Story ID: 139134

  95. Boil Water Advisory issued
    Posted: 2026-06-28, Story ID: 139130

  96. Travel: A trip to Alaska
    Posted: 2026-06-28, Story ID: 139129

  97. State of Emergency declared after flooding
    Posted: 2026-06-28, Story ID: 139128

  98. 40 years since Coomer's Restaurant graced the Square
    Posted: 2026-06-28, Story ID: 139125

  99. Jameson Miller is new agent at Reed Brothers
    Posted: 2026-06-26, Story ID: 139116

  100. Cumberland, Russell Co. projects approved for $2M KDPI funds
    Posted: 2026-06-25, Story ID: 139106

  101. County level unemployment data for May 2026
    Posted: 2026-06-25, Story ID: 139105

  102. Scams Alert from Team Kentucky
    Posted: 2026-06-25, Story ID: 139102

  103. June Dairy Month proclaimed at Dairy Day event
    Posted: 2026-06-24, Story ID: 139093

  104. Why don't we live like that?
    Posted: 2026-06-24, Story ID: 139092

  105. KDFW: Sightings of young black bears increase in summer
    Posted: 2026-06-23, Story ID: 139084

  106. KSP offering $71K starting salaries for Cadet Class 108
    Posted: 2026-06-23, Story ID: 139082

  107. Glens Fork family honors NASA pioneer
    Posted: 2026-06-22, Story ID: 139066

  108. Saturday Session: Genealogy Research Class on June 27
    Posted: 2026-06-21, Story ID: 139063

  109. Independence on the Grounds Celebration
    Posted: 2026-06-21, Story ID: 139061

  110. Columbia 4th of July events
    Posted: 2026-06-21, Story ID: 139060

  111. Video: Fossils in Kentucky
    Posted: 2026-06-21, Story ID: 139058

  112. Video: Right Here, Right Then, In Columbia
    Posted: 2026-06-20, Story ID: 139053

  113. Mark Twain Storytelling Festival: Speaker Schedule
    Posted: 2026-06-19, Story ID: 139046

  114. Commodities Distribution for Seniors on June 19
    Posted: 2026-06-18, Story ID: 139038

  115. Summer Feeding meal pick up moved to Friday
    Posted: 2026-06-18, Story ID: 139030

  116. City will host food trucks again in July
    Posted: 2026-06-18, Story ID: 139028

  117. KELC releases May 2026 unemployment report
    Posted: 2026-06-18, Story ID: 139027

  118. Jane Lampton Chapter, NSDAR new member ceremony
    Posted: 2026-06-18, Story ID: 139023

  119. Truck it Up coming Friday, June 26
    Posted: 2026-06-18, Story ID: 139022

  120. Still time to sponsor 2026 Back to School Bash
    Posted: 2026-06-17, Story ID: 139014

  121. Vintage Ford Bronco is KJA raffle prize
    Posted: 2026-06-17, Story ID: 139011

  122. Jane Lampton Clemens Birthday Bash on Thursday
    Posted: 2026-06-17, Story ID: 139001

  123. City Gifts Generator to ACRJ Class D
    Posted: 2026-06-17, Story ID: 139000

  124. Steps advised to help avoid scams
    Posted: 2026-06-17, Story ID: 138999

  125. Tickets now on sale for Mark Twain Storytelling Festival
    Posted: 2026-06-16, Story ID: 138995


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