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Future Spur
 2025-03-07 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Tommy Bailey. Tommy writes, "There are 71 Interstate Highway systems in the United States and the Highway Department wants to add our beloved Cumberland Parkway to their list. It may not matter to some folks but I for one think they should leave it as is. I-65 runs from Chicago to Mobile, Alabama. According to Bing, that's 918 miles of I-65. I don't think they need to add a spur to our Cumberland Parkway and make it an Interstate, besides I don't like the word SPUR because it reminds me of a mean rooster!"
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Moon could get caught in wires and limbs
 2025-03-06 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. The moon rising over downtown Thursday evening looked as though it could have gotten caught in the wires and limbs.
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Henrietta and Jeff Scott honors
 2025-03-06 - Louisville, KY - Photo from ColumbiaMagazine.com archives by George Kolbenschlag. The special Adair County Arts Council exhibit starting this evening will be a tribute honoring Henrietta and Jeff Scott's contribution and dedication to the greater Adair-Columbia community. Their Highland Raku Studio, now the Highland Station Gallery will be dedicated to Henrietta and Jeff during a ceremony held from 4pmCT to 6pmCT and will run through March 15, 2025 at 3292 Wheeler Hill Road in the Sparksville community.
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Travel: the best priced room
 2025-03-06 - on the road - Photo by Josh Brockman. A great view and it's relaxing to sit around a good campfire and just talk. Did I mention it's also very cost effective, perhaps most important! A $25-$30 dollar spot in a campground sure beats $250-$300 a night room.
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Sahu, Joplin and Hurtgen receive ACA Faculty Fellowships
 2025-03-06 - Taylor County, KY - Photo from Campbellsville University communications. CU professors Dr. Indra Sahu, at left, Kelly Joplin and Dr. John Hurtgen were all recently selected for Faculty Fellowships from the Appalachian College Association. ACA's Faculty Fellowships will provide them with financial support for post-doctoral research projects during the 2025-2026 academic year.
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