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  1. Cumberland Co. has lowest unemployment for June 2024
    Posted: 2024-07-25, Story ID: 132090

  2. Fiber artists invited to free Open Studio
    Posted: 2024-07-25, Story ID: 132088

  3. River Festivus coming up in mid-August
    Posted: 2024-07-23, Story ID: 132079

  4. Green River Band wins opportunity to compete again
    Posted: 2024-07-23, Story ID: 132076

  5. Travel: Butch Cassidy Childhood Home
    Posted: 2024-07-23, Story ID: 132073

  6. Business community selects 2024 award winners
    Posted: 2024-07-22, Story ID: 132064

  7. Adair County CAIP applications
    Posted: 2024-07-22, Story ID: 132063

  8. Adair Co. Fair: 4-H & Cloverbud Floral Hall
    Posted: 2024-07-22, Story ID: 132061

  9. New residents welcomed at Clifty Creek Farm
    Posted: 2024-07-21, Story ID: 132055

  10. Extension District Board Meeting is July 30
    Posted: 2024-07-20, Story ID: 132052

  11. Video: Green River Band warming up for Tourism event
    Posted: 2024-07-20, Story ID: 132051

  12. KADB approves funding for area projects
    Posted: 2024-07-19, Story ID: 132044

  13. Thursday night tally - Green River Band needs your vote
    Posted: 2024-07-18, Story ID: 132042

  14. Vendor booths open for Pumpkin Festival
    Posted: 2024-07-18, Story ID: 132040

  15. Crazy Calf Lady donating part of meal to AC Fair
    Posted: 2024-07-18, Story ID: 132037

  16. U.S. Drought Monitor conditions worsened for Columbia
    Posted: 2024-07-18, Story ID: 132033

  17. Colin Harris completes internship with Congressman Comer
    Posted: 2024-07-17, Story ID: 132028

  18. Help the Green River Band get to Battle of the Bands
    Posted: 2024-07-17, Story ID: 132024

  19. Dabblers, doodlers, dreamers meet in Sparksville
    Posted: 2024-07-17, Story ID: 132022

  20. Caycee Harris, 11, singing at Emory Chapel Sunday
    Posted: 2024-07-17, Story ID: 132021

  21. Kentucky and South Korea sign driver's license agreement
    Posted: 2024-07-16, Story ID: 132016

  22. Commissioner Shell to speak at Russell Chamber
    Posted: 2024-07-16, Story ID: 132011

  23. Adair County Grand Group to meet August 6th
    Posted: 2024-07-15, Story ID: 132010

  24. Adair Tourism Mixer is Friday, July 19th
    Posted: 2024-07-15, Story ID: 132008

  25. KSP harness horsepower in hopes of winning cruiser contest
    Posted: 2024-07-15, Story ID: 132005

  26. Floral Hall Competition coming soon to Extension Office
    Posted: 2024-07-15, Story ID: 132003

  27. Section Eight Housing scam reported
    Posted: 2024-07-15, Story ID: 132002

  28. Phillip Wood Coffey - No Morning Glory
    Posted: 2024-07-14, Story ID: 131998

  29. 16th Annual Fall Heritage Festival is Sept 7
    Posted: 2024-07-13, Story ID: 131996

  30. Musical Honk at Metcalfe County Middle School
    Posted: 2024-07-12, Story ID: 131992

  31. Kentuckians reminded to slow down this summer
    Posted: 2024-07-12, Story ID: 131990

  32. KAFC approves $500K in area loans
    Posted: 2024-07-12, Story ID: 131989

  33. Dog missing since June 24
    Posted: 2024-07-12, Story ID: 131988

  34. Derrick G. Helm appointed to WKU Board of Regents
    Posted: 2024-07-12, Story ID: 131984

  35. Long-lost friend found through Columbia Magazine
    Posted: 2024-07-11, Story ID: 131975

  36. Correcting today's event location from Spraks to Sparks
    Posted: 2024-07-11, Story ID: 131974

  37. Bliss Clubs Project: Man's Best Friend, 2, for Sugar Foot Farms
    Posted: 2024-07-10, Story ID: 131968

  38. Troop 185 completes 2024 Scout Camp
    Posted: 2024-07-10, Story ID: 131966

  39. Sparksville studio is site of Arts Council meeting
    Posted: 2024-07-09, Story ID: 131961

  40. Tornado warning in Columbia, storms tonight
    Posted: 2024-07-09, Story ID: 131960

  41. Chamber Awards Banquet is July 19
    Posted: 2024-07-08, Story ID: 131949

  42. New program to prepare Kentuckians for high-demand careers
    Posted: 2024-07-08, Story ID: 131948

  43. Strong to severe storms possible Tuesday
    Posted: 2024-07-08, Story ID: 131943

  44. Adair County Fair activities begin Tuesday, July 23rd
    Posted: 2024-07-08, Story ID: 131937

  45. Tommy Druen: The meaning of true knowledge
    Posted: 2024-07-07, Story ID: 131932

  46. Fireworks finale will be at Lakefest Saturday
    Posted: 2024-07-05, Story ID: 131924

  47. Paint the Town on July 25
    Posted: 2024-07-05, Story ID: 131922

  48. Kentucky's alpaca industry celebrated in July
    Posted: 2024-07-05, Story ID: 131921

  49. Library open July 5 and 6
    Posted: 2024-07-04, Story ID: 131918

  50. Help prevent impaired driving crashes this holiday weekend
    Posted: 2024-07-03, Story ID: 131911

  51. Benefit Ride for Giles Foundation is Aug 3
    Posted: 2024-07-03, Story ID: 131910

  52. A good day for a birthday trip to Lure Lodge
    Posted: 2024-07-03, Story ID: 131907

  53. July 4th Celebration begins Wednesday in Campbellsville
    Posted: 2024-07-03, Story ID: 131906

  54. 60th Harvey-Loy Reunion is July 6
    Posted: 2024-07-02, Story ID: 131897

  55. Unsung heroes - first to attend all white school
    Posted: 2024-07-02, Story ID: 131896

  56. New Give Back Store in Campbellsville pays it forward
    Posted: 2024-07-01, Story ID: 131892

  57. Lanterns & Tombstones Tour: Honoring Our Veterans
    Posted: 2024-07-01, Story ID: 131891

  58. Appreciation for Phil Hanna
    Posted: 2024-07-01, Story ID: 131888

  59. Bailey Mullens graduates Public Safety Dispatch Academy
    Posted: 2024-06-29, Story ID: 131880

  60. Phillip Wood Coffey - Fly on the Wall
    Posted: 2024-06-29, Story ID: 131879

  61. Two new businesses open in former Kmart building
    Posted: 2024-06-28, Story ID: 131869

  62. Cumberland Co. has lowest unemployment in state
    Posted: 2024-06-27, Story ID: 131865

  63. Governor announces $2.4M KPDI funding in Adair, Boone
    Posted: 2024-06-27, Story ID: 131862

  64. Happy Memory Anniversary
    Posted: 2024-06-27, Story ID: 131861

  65. Wednesdays added to FM2 options in Columbia
    Posted: 2024-06-27, Story ID: 131859

  66. Leaders complimented for successful 4-H camp
    Posted: 2024-06-27, Story ID: 131857

  67. Don't click any link from Post Office
    Posted: 2024-06-27, Story ID: 131856

  68. Is Adair County great for off-grid living?
    Posted: 2024-06-26, Story ID: 131848

  69. July 4th celebration includes tractor show
    Posted: 2024-06-25, Story ID: 131845

  70. Curiosity earns cat a trip to California
    Posted: 2024-06-25, Story ID: 131844

  71. Paint the Town coming up July 25th
    Posted: 2024-06-25, Story ID: 131836

  72. Dairy Day celebrated Friday in Adair County
    Posted: 2024-06-24, Story ID: 131827

  73. Safe use of repellents on children
    Posted: 2024-06-23, Story ID: 131822

  74. Boil Water Advisory
    Posted: 2024-06-20, Story ID: 131819

  75. The first day of summer, 2024
    Posted: 2024-06-20, Story ID: 131817

  76. Visit was better than a dose of Hadacol
    Posted: 2024-06-20, Story ID: 131815

  77. Squirrel negotiations and what not to do
    Posted: 2024-06-20, Story ID: 131812

  78. BYO is open in New Columbia
    Posted: 2024-06-19, Story ID: 131807

  79. Grave Marker cleaning and preservation Class on June 22
    Posted: 2024-06-18, Story ID: 131804

  80. Extension Office to be closed for Juneteenth
    Posted: 2024-06-18, Story ID: 131802

  81. Teen Boredom Hour coming at Casey County Library
    Posted: 2024-06-18, Story ID: 131800

  82. National Pollinator Week is June 17-23
    Posted: 2024-06-18, Story ID: 131797

  83. Dairy Farmer Appreciation Picnic is June 25
    Posted: 2024-06-18, Story ID: 131796

  84. TJRH Lunch & Learn on June 20
    Posted: 2024-06-18, Story ID: 131795

  85. Juneteenth honors contributions of George Caldwell, Sr
    Posted: 2024-06-17, Story ID: 131794

  86. June Dairy Day is Friday June 21
    Posted: 2024-06-17, Story ID: 131792

  87. Weather advisory: Prolonged heat wave all week
    Posted: 2024-06-17, Story ID: 131790

  88. Juneteenth a State Executive Branch holiday
    Posted: 2024-06-17, Story ID: 131784

  89. A day for thoughts of all the Dads we know
    Posted: 2024-06-16, Story ID: 131780

  90. Thanks for the visit and the gift to Giles Society
    Posted: 2024-06-16, Story ID: 131779

  91. Phillip Coffey - At The Post
    Posted: 2024-06-15, Story ID: 131775

  92. KAFC approves $500K in area loans
    Posted: 2024-06-15, Story ID: 131774

  93. Cars for Christ Saturday on the Square in Edmonton
    Posted: 2024-06-15, Story ID: 131771

  94. Seeing through the Eyes of Others
    Posted: 2024-06-14, Story ID: 131764

  95. Edmonton awarded $750k for park project
    Posted: 2024-06-13, Story ID: 131756

  96. Cameron Mills to preach at Columbia Christian Church
    Posted: 2024-06-13, Story ID: 131755

  97. Curry Reunion at Bearwallow on July 7
    Posted: 2024-06-13, Story ID: 131752

  98. WHAS Crusade for Children Breeding VFD report
    Posted: 2024-06-13, Story ID: 131749

  99. VBS starts June 17 at Russell Heights Baptist Church
    Posted: 2024-06-12, Story ID: 131746

  100. Hear Kyle Zornes in Greensburg Friday, June 14th
    Posted: 2024-06-12, Story ID: 131741

  101. JOBS: Adair home to next Martin's Peterbilt
    Posted: 2024-06-11, Story ID: 131740

  102. Kyle Mann to speak at Russell County Chamber
    Posted: 2024-06-10, Story ID: 131731

  103. Travel: Guilt-ridden letters at Escalante Petrified Forest
    Posted: 2024-06-10, Story ID: 131726

  104. FFA sets records in state offices for ACHS
    Posted: 2024-06-10, Story ID: 131725

  105. Columbia-Adair Co. Fire Dept: WHAS Crusade for Children 2024
    Posted: 2024-06-10, Story ID: 131722

  106. Tommy Druen: Being a builder
    Posted: 2024-06-09, Story ID: 131718

  107. Spots still available for JOY Ministries Summer Camps
    Posted: 2024-06-08, Story ID: 131711

  108. Adair Heritage Association to meet June 11
    Posted: 2024-06-08, Story ID: 131710

  109. How to pay for college back in the day
    Posted: 2024-06-08, Story ID: 131708

  110. Purple Martins summer here, dine on mosquitoes
    Posted: 2024-06-08, Story ID: 131705

  111. Arts Council meets June 13th in Columbia
    Posted: 2024-06-06, Story ID: 131691

  112. Local author shares his book goal completed
    Posted: 2024-06-06, Story ID: 131689

  113. Metcalfe Animal Shelter fundraiser is Saturday
    Posted: 2024-06-06, Story ID: 131686

  114. Equine Obstacle Course on Saturday
    Posted: 2024-06-05, Story ID: 131675

  115. JOY Ministries Kids Camp
    Posted: 2024-06-04, Story ID: 131673

  116. Collin White sings his way to the Grand Ole Opry
    Posted: 2024-06-04, Story ID: 131663

  117. Frauds and scams after storms warned against
    Posted: 2024-06-04, Story ID: 131662

  118. American Legion Post 65 to meet June 8
    Posted: 2024-06-03, Story ID: 131659

  119. Lanterns & Tombstones Cemetery Walk coming this Friday
    Posted: 2024-06-03, Story ID: 131656

  120. Reminder: June 4 is important candidate deadline
    Posted: 2024-06-03, Story ID: 131655

  121. Willis Family Reunion June 9 at Bearwallow Church
    Posted: 2024-06-03, Story ID: 131653

  122. Knifley's Giles House opens for 2024 season
    Posted: 2024-06-02, Story ID: 131649

  123. Lt. Gov. recognizes 12 Kentucky Main Street communities
    Posted: 2024-05-31, Story ID: 131629

  124. Rare opportunity at Farm Service Agency
    Posted: 2024-05-31, Story ID: 131627

  125. Ribbon Cutting for The Ridge Chiropractic
    Posted: 2024-05-30, Story ID: 131619


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