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Neighbors celebrating a special event with neighbors
 2018-07-26 - Pinewood Shopping Center across from Walmart Supercenter, Columbia, KY - Photo by innocent bystander. Shannon Sexton, at left, and I enjoyed the first event at the new Black Stallion Steakhouse in Columbia, the soft opening, getting ready for the business to be ready to open to the public on Monday, July 30, 2018. The new business is among our neighbors, my farm across the road and Shannon's Adair Kwik Lube inside the Pinewood Center. - - Vicky Browning Pike
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Black Stallion preparing to open to public Monday
 2018-07-26 - Pinewood Shopping Center across from Walmart Supercenter, Columbia, KY - Photo by Victoria Pike of Miss Vickys Pampered Angus Ranch.
Welcome to my newest neighbors, Black Stallion Steakhouse. Mike Neal, left, makes a toast to all who made the new restaurant and the center possible. Partner Adair CJE Mike Stephens stands at his side. A great step toward the prosperity of New Columbia. - Vicky Brown Pike
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Bright Begonias in Russell County, KY
 2018-07-26 - Hwy 127 - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com. These bright red Begonias were spotlighted in the late afternoon sun when I stopped recently to turn onto Highway 127 between Russell Springs and Jamestown. Nice! - LW
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Writer Carol Sullivan Perkins and her sources of inspiration
 2018-07-26 - Edmonton, KY - Photo from family collection. The writer Carol Sullivan Perkins and her husband Guy Perkins are pictured here with their grandchildren, from left, Joseph, Noah, Eme and Luke. Regularly in Carol's writing, these five will be highlighted in the story, seems they provide much inspiration for the creative thoughts she shares. - LW
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Yellow roses near CU's Ransdell Chapel
 2018-07-25 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com. Of all the enchanting colors and shades rose blossoms appear in - from red to white to pink to peach, and many more - I think yellow is my all time favorite. These yellow Knockout roses are growing beside the walkway to Ransdell Chapel on the campus of Campbellsville University and I had to stop and admire them on a recent trip. - LW
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