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Crescent Moon over Barger Insurance, neighbors


2014-06-23 - 300 Quadrant, Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Even with all the busy work getting the waterline across Greensburg Street, one could help but notice the crescent moon. The business strip above is includes Jim Flowers' Edward D Jones agency; Susan Loy and Stephen Keen's Barger Insurance Agency, and Phyllis Gooden's 4Seasons Consignment Store. (Many will also remember when the building occupied by Edward D. Jones and Barger Insurance was the biggest dedicated variety store in Columbia, Ben Franklin, and the 4-Seasons Store was C.R. Hutchison & Sons Hardware.)


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Night time real life theatre will hardly be noticeable at sun up


2014-06-23 - Looking N on Greensburg Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
At around 4amCT, Monday morning, June 23, 2014 workmen for Stotts Construction Co., LLC, were finishing a concrete pour across Greensburg, KY, to complete the 8" water main installation, with activity everywhere. Unmanned City of Columbia Police Cars blocked the intersection of the Public Square at Greensburg and, in the far distance, the High Street/Greensburg Street intersection by Stotts-Phelps-McQueary Funeral Home, while a Pyles Concrete truck, brightest tail lights in the very center of the frame, poured a special, quick set up concrete. Barry Stotts of Stotts Construction expected to have steel plates over the concrete and Greensburg Street re-opened to traffic by around 6amCT, this morning. During the 9 hour period the work was underway, a water main was broken, he said, and gave a heads up to expect a Columbia/Adair County Utilities District (CAUD) boil water advisory to be issued this morning. - ED WAGGENER


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Night crossing, Greensburg Street, with new 8-inch water main


2014-06-23 - Greensburg Street at Monroe, Columbia, KY - Photo by Porter Stotts. Stotts Construction Co., Inc. started the third of the main artery crossings Sunday night, June 22, 2014, at 9pmCT. In this photo, received at CM at 12:47amCT, Monday morning, an 8' pipe was being laid across the intersection. The company has already completed the crossing of Reed Street across Jamestown, Jefferson Alley across Burkesville Street, with Merchant at Campbellsville Street yet to be done. Barry Stotts, the project manager, estimated that this phase of Columbia/Adair County's Downtown Project is 45-50% complete. Tammy Stotts, the company's media representative, said that the company expects to complete the Greensburg Street crossing in the early hours of Monday, and have the street open to traffic for early morning commuters. That's the back of the Adair Annex, 424 Public Square, in the upper right of the frame.

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Campbellsville, KY Main Street closed for weekend


2014-06-23 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Larry Smith, The Big Dawg 99.9 FM. Campbellsville's Main Street, was closed off for the weekend for sealant to be applied and to allow drying time. The photo was taken Sunday, June 22, 2014, with not a car on the street, a rare sight on the busy street, a destination for many of just want to see on this micropolitan city has pulled the transformation. It will look great for the 4th of July Celebration - the biggest in Kentucky. Already, the US Flag and is flying and patriotic red, white, and blue banners are up for the Independence Day Celebration, now less than 2 weeks away. - Larry Smith, Operations Manager, Shoreline Communications.

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Male brindle pug missing, Jamestown, Russell Co., KY


2014-06-22 - Jamestown, KY - Photo by Samantha Gilbert.
Missing a male brindle pug
from South Todd Road Jamestown KY. Last seen two weeks ago; please, if anyone has seen him, please call or text me at 270-585-4443. SAMANTHA GILBERT, Phone # 270-585-4443; email address dsmith1078@yahoo.com


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Birds of Kentucky: Doves spend day on window ledge


2014-06-22 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Sue M. Smith. These 2 young doves found their way to the ledge outside my kitchen window on Friday—they stayed there all day until they were inadvertently scared away!! I loved watching them all day long—every time I went to the kitchen, I expected them to be gone, but they stayed from about 10:00 in the morning until around 5:00pm that afternoon. -Sue M. Smith,

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Robert Stone, regular CM contributor, at Cumberland University


2014-06-22 - Cumberland University, Lebanon, TN - Photo by Ken Beck.
Lebanon poet Robert H. Stone
of Lebanon, Tennessee, who has almost always lived within a mile of Cumberland University where he was a student and teacher, holds two of his haiku. On Monday, June 9, 2014, he completed his quest of writing 1,000 haiku in 1,000 days as a fiftieth birthday gift for his friend Chambers Stevens. Photo taken May 28, 2014 by Ken Beck


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