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AD: Half Off Sale in Columbia at 4-Seasons
 2017-01-02 - 324 public square, Columbia, KY . 4-Seasons on the Square, Columbia, is having a half off sale to make room for vendor booths in the new year! Stop in and see Phyllis and the awesome deals waiting for you!! Open Thursday and Friday noon to 5, and Saturday 9 to 2 (central time). Like our Facebook page and see occasional extended hours.
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Scenic Adair Co., KY: Cattle grazing in winter pasture
 2017-01-02 - Off Old Montpelier Road, Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Marcum Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com(c). A favorite "shortcut" to Montpelier is Old Montpelier Road - which could aptly be named "the Montpelier Bypass" is an equally scenic County Road from Pleasant Hill Christian Church to the Central Business District of Montpelier. Along the way, there's equally scenic farm scenes as on Montpelier Road. This one, off J. Coffey Road, with the grand old farmstead, offers a great vista year round, especially in winter time. - EW
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Travel: New one-third mile tunnel on Gene Snyder Freeway
 2017-01-01 - Louisville, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, Columbiamagazine.com(c) . Light at the end of the tunnel: The Kentucky approach to the new Lewis & Clark eastend bridge extends Kentucky 841, the Gene Snyder Freeway around Louisville, from its previous termination at U.S. 42, adding a new four-lane (two northbound, two southbound) 1.4-mile section. This section includes a pair of 1,700-foot tunnels that carry Kentucky 841 traffic beneath U.S. 42 and the historic Drumanard estate. The photo above is southbound. The Indiana approach, also four lanes, extends Indiana 265, the Lee Hamilton Highway, four miles to the Ohio River from its previous termination at Indiana 62. Information from http://eastendcrossing.com/newsroom/
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Kentucky Color: Lucy Clark Demumbrun - Chapter IV
 2017-01-01 - France - Photo submitted by Billy Joe Fudge. Excerpt from latest installment of Lucy Clark Demumbrunn - "It was in this year, the year of 1622 in the village of Lagny that Pierre Boucher (boo-shay) was born. Thus begins an incredible journey of religion, intrigue, adventure, royalty, discovery, debauchery, success, failure, hardship and family." - Billy Joe Fudge
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Epicurean Kentuckian: Winter treat - Brownie Sundae
 2017-01-01 - Pattys Liberty Road General Store and Deli, 5097 Liberty Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Patty Edwards (c). Been noticing an unseasonal craving for ice cream? Many have. Patty Edwards of Liberty Road General Store and Deli created a delightful, delicious, almost two pretty to eat brownie sundae to calm those cravings down. She starts with a rich homemade brownie, adds a generous scoop of hand-dipped ice cream, drizzles caramel syrup for the base, and crowns it with whipped cream and a maraschino cherry. It's elegant - and delicious and rather Christmasy, too. - EK
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