The Center for Rural Development has selected five Adair County students to participate in the 2024 Rogers Explorers Program.   Adair County Middle School students Sarah Gofor th , …

National Correctional Officer's Week Proclamation signed for May 5 - May 11

It started with a coin that a magician found behind his ear. Now Lance Burton has enjoyed a long career as a world-renowned stage magician. In Las Vegas he performed more than 15,000 shows for over 5 …

Three local female leaders in the business community will be featured speakers during a “Strong Women, Strong Coffee” event on Tuesday, May 7. The panel will feature three very busy women …

Beth Wall will be returning to her hometown after being appointed as a new agency manager with Kentucky Farm Bureau Insurance at the Adair County Farm Bureau – South agency. Wall’s …

In a bid to enhance its hospitality sector and leverage the potential of tourism, Adair County Tourism organized a free hospitality training session. Held last Tuesday at the Extension Office, the …

On the morning of May 2, 2024 Adair County High School, in conjunction with several community first responders, will stage an activity for Adair Couty High School students that will involve a staged …

Left to Right: Randall Wheat, Personal Touch Home Health Brandon Dickey, TJ Health Columbia Mary Beth Phelps, Intrepid Home Health JoAnn Smith, Adair County Senior Center Bill Edwards, TJ Health …

COLUMBIA, KY. -- Longtime Lindsey Wilson College staff member Jeanine Hadley was honored Friday afternoon by the college's Student Government Association.   Hadley was named a …

Lindsey Wilson College President William T. Luckey Jr., right, receives a $10,000 gift from Bank of Columbia CEO Mark Dykes at the 2024 Founders Day event held in the Roberta D. Cranmer Dining …

Gracie Parrott Fulkerson is now a Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director officially from the Kentucky Board of Embalming and Funeral Directors. Gracie graduated from Campbellsville University in 2022 …

Phillip Burton, from Adair County, takes part in the Plow Days event at Homeplace on Green River Saturday. The working, historical farm is a joint project between Adair, Green and Taylor …

“Let’s have a Garden Party” is the motto of this year’s annual meeting of the homemakers of the Lake Cumberland region. “This meeting is one of the cornerstones for the …

Banners will start being hung mid-May in honor of veterans in our community. The service for dedi cation of the banners will be during Memorial Week. Those veterans are from the Vietnam War, …

Paintings, drawings, pottery, sculptures, photography... – the four-day student arts show at Trabue Russell House from Thursday to Sunday last week was a big success. Hundreds of visitors went …

Dr. Charles Giles, known affectionately as Dr. Chuck Giles in Adair County, has been a cornerstone of healthcare in the community since 1989. After years of service, Dr. Giles is announcing the next …

It was a big day for J.O.Y. Ministries when their new Crisis Resource Center officially opened with a ribbon cutting ceremony last Friday. Faith Anderson, director of the center, welcomed more than …

The historic Homeplace on Green River demonstration farm celebrates spring plowing again this year with its annual Spring Plow Day Craft and Music Festival Saturday, April 20 at its location at 5807 …

Adair County High School’s FBLA students returned with impressive results from the state tournament. Many students were competing on the state level “against the brightest and best …

Main point of last week’s meeting of the Adair County Arts Council (ACAC) was the final preparation for the Writer’s Day this weekend. For more than half a year Darlene Campbell was busy …

The room in Adair County Public Library’s basement was full. More than 20 children came with their parents last week to learn a gardening hack with a fun name: seed bombs. The library’s …

If you are not comfortable with the use of a computer or surfing the internet, now is the time to make a change. The Adair County Adult Learning Center is hosting a basic digital literacy skills …

Several people sit at the computers close to the reception desk, others browse through shelves full of books in the back part of the library, and the librarians at the desk give out or take back all …

Last Friday the first Lanterns and Tombstones Walk took place at Columbia’s cemetery. More than 30 visitors joined, despite the cold weather, Mike Watson and Dave Thomas on a 75 minute walk …