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Crosswalk safety: these standing signs may help


2017-11-25 - Photo by Mary Ann Loy.
This example of a standing sign in the middle of a crosswalk was provided as the City of Columbia studies ways to improve safety for pedestrians. Drivers are reminded that it is the law to yield to an individual within the crosswalk. Beyond the law, it's the neighborly thing to do. -- LW


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JIM - ACN ads for the White Cash Market Mkt owners


2017-11-25 - Photo from the collection of JIM.
The ad on the left occurred in the early 1940's when Adair Countians Chester Hatcher & Roy Owen owned White Cash Market. The ad on the right the first one after a later White Cash ownership of Dagwood Gore and Pete Walker, which had become a chain operation with the opening of White Cash #2 in Russell Springs coming to a close, with Pete Walker becoming the sole proprietor of the business.


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Thanksgiving with the girls, Miss Vicky's Pampered Angus Ranch


2017-11-25 - Miss Victorias Pampered Angus Range, Greater Bliss, KY - Photo by Miss Vicky Pike Browning.
Miss Victoria sent a Thanksgiving message on Thanksgiving Day, 2017. The message is still appropriate: "Happy Thanksgiving from the girls at the Pampered Angus Ranch." Amazing how the girls pose so perfectly on cue. (Or did Miss Vicky catch them watching the progress in Pinewood Shopping Center across Edmonton Road and/or taking a sigoggling look at the Lee's Famous Recipe site work in Holladay Place. Either way, Miss Vicky is convinced that the pampered Angus think the construction work is done purely for their entertainment.


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Stage of Construction: Lee's Famous Recipe - 24 Nov 2017


2017-11-25 - Holladay Place, Burkesville Road, Columbia, KKY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Site work for the new Lee's Famous Recipe Restaurant is drawing the attention of progress fans in the fast-growing New Columbia/Greater Bliss area. This was the scene on Friday, 24 Nov 2017. - EW. Paired photo - Signs of the Times: Love Nails at Pinewood Shopping Center


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Signs of the Times: Love Nails at Pinewood Shopping Center


2017-11-25 - Pinewood Shopping Center, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Another sign went up this week in Pinewood Shopping Center. This one for Love Nails. Shannon Sexton, a co-owner of Adair Kwik Lube in the center, about progress in the center, said things are really moving in both Pinewood Shopping Center and across the road in Holladay place, where the new Lee's Famous Recipe site is quickly being transformed by Pyles Excavating for the new fried chicken store. Photo Friday, 24 Nov 2017. - EW. Paired Photo: - Stage of Construction: Lee's Famous Recipe - 24 Nov 2017


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Shadow Art on The Lindsey Wilson/Jeffries Building


2017-11-25 - Exit Corner, Jamestown Street from Public Square, Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Catching the fire escape on the Lindsey Wilson/Jeffries Building Friday morning, I wondered where the device fits in history, and how it came to be in the first place, and whether it is unique. It is fascinating to study how it works, and wonder whether it did, in fact, ever save a life. One wonders whether real estate folks call this a three story building with a basement or a four story building, since the beautifully arched door lower left is ground level, and was placed there, at street level, for the possibility of retail entrance to a shop in a future repurposing. Maybe for a Rathskeller, today. - EW


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Hagen Tyler records 1,000th career point at CU


2017-11-25 - Powell Athletic Center, 203 Tiger Way, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Brett Pierce, CU photo.
Hagen Tyler recorded his 1,000th career point at Campbellsville as the Tigers hit 19 threes en route to a 109-64 victory over Central Pennsylvania College. - David Gerhart, Assistant Sports Information Director, CU


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