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Scenic Casey Co., KY: View from Thomastown Cemetery


2014-12-13 - Thomastown Cemetery, Casey County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, CM.
We wondered what views there might be from the Thomastown Cemetery at the top of the hill off US 127 south of Dunnville, KY. It's a grand view my mom Geniece Marcum and I agreed today. This photo from the hilltop cemetery looks back down the hill where the cemetery lane T's with US Highway 127, the ribbon o gray crossing the photo from left, from Russell Springs, to right, heading north into Dunnville). At the foot of the hill on the left, is the expanding Neat Truck Service. Across 127 is Tarter Tubing, with that giant, marking place American flag out front. Just north of this scene is one of America's most dynamic economic stories, where home grown companies, chiefly those of the Tarter family, have created so many high paying jobs. Dunville is less than 20 miles from Columbia over the backroads through Pellyton.


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US 68/LBN Pkwy Interchange construction 13 Dec 2014


2014-12-13 - Metcalfe Co., KY - Photo (c) ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Work is nearing completion on the US 68/Louie B. Nunn Parkway interchange at Edmonton, Wes Watt, with the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, Bowling Green, reports. Above, workmen were installing lights on the eastern side of US 68 on Sat 13 Dec 2014. Next week, 15 Dec 2014 - 19 Dec 2014, contractors will continue installing signs and lighting along the roadway. The exit to the right goes the Louie B. Nunn Parkway to Glasgow and Bowling Green.


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Christmas Lights, 2014: Snowflake over the Adair Courthouse clock


2014-12-13 - 100 Block, Greensburg Street, Columbia, KY - Photo (c) ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Christmas snowflake decorations light up Greensburg Street in Columbia. This one gives a special frame for the Historic Adair County Courthouse clock. While waiting for the parade to come down Jamestown Street to the square last week, WHVE radio's Tammy Sexton and I decided to call on all our brothers and sisters in media to work together and alert listeners and readers to a needed fundraing to pay for getting the clock working again. The Adair Heritage Association has gotten prices so now it's just a matter of everyone sending a little money. As readers prepare to make end of year donations to worthy causes this one is at the top for everyone who passes through Columbia and needs to be on time. A lifetime membership in the Adair Heritage Association is only $250 per household. -- Linda Waggener


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Jaycees doing the fun part today: Delivering Christmas packages


2014-12-13 - 413 Fairground Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
The Columbia/Adair County Jaycees are using the proceeds of their record Christmas radio auction fundraiser to deliver or make ready for pickup, Christmas packages for families needing a little help at holiday time. They are, left panel, from left, Billy Rowe, Harriett Hadley, Christy Murphy, Jamie Hadley, chairman of this year's program; and Glenda Butler. In he right panel are Jennifer Carter and manda Davis. They're set up this morning in the at the Fairground, 413 Fairground Street, in the Jaycees Pavillion. The phone number is 270-250-3075.


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New, bright double yellow lines make Young Street safer


2014-12-13 - Young Street, Columbia, KY - Photo (c) ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Bright new double yellow lines on newly paved Young Street make it a bit safer for pedestrian and golf cart traffic on the Lindsey Wilson Campus, and may suppress speeding - but 25mph, regardless of what state minimum speeds are written, is unsafe. With Kentuckians tendency to think 9 mph over as the leeway to avoid a ticket, 34 mph, downright dangerous here, is often the norm.


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Christmas in Columbia 2014: Fountain scene, Christmas tree


2014-12-12 - 104 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo (c) ColumbiaMagazine.com.
A downtown scene just before the Christmas Tree Lighting, Sat 6 Dec 2014. The bell tower lights in the Historic Adair County Courthouse were shining this year, a welcome addition to Christmas and another indicator of better times at the landmark.


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Reflections between commencements at CU


2014-12-12 - 401 N Hoskins Avenue, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener.
Reflections in the windows of Ransdell Chapel show friends and families gathering outside in the winter sunshine after the first commencement ceremony and before the second at Campbellsville University today. - Linda Waggener


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