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Mr. Eunie H. Burris, 95, Green Co., KY (d. Fri. 5 Feb 2016)
 2016-02-06 - 206 S Main Street, Greensburg, KY - Photo Cowherd & Parrott Funeral Home. Mr. Eunie H. Burris, 95, Green Co., KY (d. Fri. 5 Feb 2016)
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Mystery Roadway: Hilltop Drive at foot of hill in Liberty, KY
 2016-02-06 - Liberty, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, CM photo. At the foot of the Hill of the "Steep snowy curvy hill roadway" there is this sign. Higher up the Hill, Google Map and others call it "Hilltop Road." Joe B. McKinley said the Mystery Picture was on the "Old Water Tower Road," Liberty, KY, and that is the name many Liberty residents know it by. A few minutes after his correct answer was received, Shannon Sexton identified the mystery scene as being on "Hilltop Road," Liberty, KY.
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History project underway for Taylor County
 2016-02-05 - Photo by Calen McKinney, Campbellsville Independent Schools photo. Clark Agathen of KTL Computer Concepts, at left, talks to CHS computer science teacher Sonya Kessler and her students about being involved with a project to help preserve Taylor County's history. Students pictured are, in foreground, senior Paige Dabney, at left, and junior Alyssa McCarthy. From left, beside Kessler, are juniors Laura May Gutierrez, Kyrsten Hill, Jared Brewster and Logan Brown.
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The cat who comes to dinner
 2016-02-05 - Fortune Street, Columbia, KY - Photo inspiration from Geniece Marcum. Where do you suppose this cat comes from? He has a look of refinement but gives no answers about his heritage. He won't say where he lives but shows up in the neighborhood regularly, especially at mealtime. He won't discuss his past but looks healthy and well kept. He lives by a no touching rule. Get close and he's off. Put out food and he's back.
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CLUE #2 - still looking for correct answer to Photo Mystery
 2016-02-05 - ?????? Still searching for the mystery location, this photo is a clue - Photo by Linda Waggener. Out of sincere contrition for the fiendishly difficult where is it photo, we're posting a second photo from the curve (seen just starting in the original photo), this one goes on down and around the bend of that curve. Where the trees have been removed for the electrical wires some buildings and red rooftops can be seen -- big clues. At 9:36amCT, today, February 5, 2016, we will begin posting all the previously as yet unposted answers, then posting at least the first correct answer which includes the name of the street or county road. -- EW
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That Building . . . this wonderful day
 2016-02-05 - From Greensburg Street at Rice Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener. What a wonderful February 5, 2016 morning. Inspiring view above of one of America's most famous clocktowers, atop the Historic Adair County Courthouse, 500 Public Square, Columbia, KY. From this direction it looks as if the tower is sitting in the middle of the road.
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