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One of two of Kentucky's centers of HS Wrestling - 27 Jan 2018


2018-01-29 - Holloway Health & Wellness Center, 299 Williams Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Holloway Health & Wellness Center was one of two venues for the 27th Annual Kentucky Wrestling Coaches Association (KYWCA) State Duals. The other one was just across the campus at Biggers Sports Center. Only one bus can be seen in this photo, but busses packed the Biggers Parking lot, with overflow on the Main Campus Parking Lot, and overflow was accommodated on the LWC/Lindsey Wilson Fairground lot. Twenty-four high schools from all over Kentucky were represented. The Duals were also held at Lindsey Wilson in 2017. Photo 27 Jan 2018.


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U.S. 2017 Billion-Dollar Weather & Climate Disasters


2018-01-29 - Photo from National Weather Service.
The National Weather Service graphic above, illustrates just how severe the weather was in 2017. It accompanies an article, 2017 was 3rd warmest year on record for U.S. 16 billion-dollar weather and climate disasters made for costliest year on record. The article details the ravages of extreme cold, drought, wildfires, floods, and the year's 3 major hurricanes and 8 severe storms. Makes the currently predicted cold snap pale in comparison. See Hazardous Weather Outlook, from NWS, Louisville, KY, issued 334 AM EST Mon Jan 29 2018, which predicts: "There is a chance of some light snow or flurries this afternoon which could affect the evening commute."


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Shades of blue over Weed Ridge


2018-01-28 - Rowe Farms, at the top of the world on Keltner Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Fred Rowe.
Shades of blue over Weed Ridge. The structure left of center is the Sparksville water tower. - Fred Rowe


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Maggie, 15-20 lb. mixed, missing from Moore Cemetery area


2018-01-28 - Prices Creek/Moore Cemetery area of Western Adair County, KY - Photo by Rick Harris .
Our dog Maggie has been missing since Fri 26 Jan 2018. She was last seen in the Prices Creek community near Moore Cemetery. She's a 15-20 pound mixed and loves people. She has a pink collar with name and phone number. Maggie was rescued by me over a year ago after being found almost starved to death. My family and I took her in and she has been one of the family ever since. Please call or text 270 634-8180 or 270 585-1515 anytime


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Yield sign at Burkesville Street entrance apparent traffic victim


2018-01-28 - Public Square at Burkesville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, Columbia, KY.
The Yield Sign at the entrance to the Public Square was demolished sometime before this photo was taken at about 9:30amCT, Sunday, January 29, 2018. Linda Waggener


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Scenic Cumberland Co., KY - Reassuring sight, Amandaville, KY


2018-01-28 - Amandaville, KY, Crocus Creek Road, Cumberland Co., KY. - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Taking the KY 704 "shortcut" from Burkesville to Columbia, KY is always a revisit to country which well deserves it early official "Scenic Highway" designation. It remains a magnet, especially for those of us who love the historic structures of the past, especially the grand old Amandaville General Store, above. Related photo of G.W. Brockman Store, which once stood just around the curve, north of this location.


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CHS homecoming: Ringbearers Remi Petett and Cash Cowan


2018-01-28 - Campbellsville High School, 230 W Main Street, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Calen McKinney, Public Information Officer, Campbellsville Independent Schools.
Campbellsville Elementary School kindergarteners Remi Petett and Cash Cowan were the crown bearers for the Homecoming Celebration at Campbellsville High School. - Calen McKinney


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