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Scenic Casey Co., KY: Church on Chelf Ridge Road


2013-02-23 - Chelf Ridge Road, Casey Co. KY - Photo by Linda Waggener. The Churches of Casey County, KY, as a collection, are varied and exceptionally picturesque. In their midst this one is a standout. Above Poplar Grove Baptist Church, 428 Chelf Ridge Road, Liberty, KY in the moonlight on Saturday evening, February 23, 2013 is a beacon in the moonlight at the top of Chelf Ridge, off Brush Creek Road, off KY 49, in Casey County, KY.

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Where is this Not Churchill Downs twin spires scene?


2013-02-23 - South Central Kentucky - Photo by Linda Waggener. Do you recognize these twin spires. They were photographed at a distance and cropped, but they should give a clue despite the grainy quality. They are within the CM 7 county area of Taylor, Russell, Metcalfe, Green, Cumberland, Casey and Adair. Send answer using the 'Comments" button or an Contact/Submit button.

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Mr. Timmie Lee Ervin, Green Co., KY (1956-2013)


2013-02-23 - 206 S Main Street, Greensburg, KY - Photo from Cowherd & Parrott Funeral Home.
Mr. Timmie Lee Ervin, Green Co., KY (1956-2013)




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Larry Smith: 1949 Flood in Greensburg, KY


2013-02-23 - Town Side, Green River, Greensburg, KY - Photo from the Collection of Larry Smith. Larry Smith, Operations Manager, 99.9 FM the Big Dawg, writes: "Green River Flood 1949. Before the Green River Lake was built in the 1960's this is what would happen to Greensburg when we received heavy rains for days at a time...I hope you will take time to enjoy this classic photo with the vintage advertising on the barn. The barn is gone. It stood behind the Greensburg Post Office (Main & Columbia Avenue)." - LARRY SMITH

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Beloved Ellie is missing


2013-02-22 - Little Cake - Photo by W.C. Gousha.
OUR BELOVED ELLIE IS MISSING from Little Cake Road. She is a gray/black and brown tabby with a brown star on her forehead. She is small is stature and hops in her back in when she is walking. One of her back legs is shorter than the other but that doesn't hinder her from running faster than the others kitties around here. She went missing Tuesday during the daytime hours, when we had come home from work she wasn't around the house, and all of our other cats were accounted for. All of our kitties except for 1 or 2 are inside at night and out during the daytime hours for some fresh air. I have hiked all around this area for 2 days and can not even find where a struggle could have taken place. The last time I posted on columbiamagazine.com about missing our Tater, he showed up, wounded but okay. I am hoping for the same success this time. If anyone has seen her in the past couple of days please contact us at 270-384-1776. Thank you so much. - WENDY GOUSHA and BEN BRISCOE


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(Ad) 3 BR House, $82,500, near Walmart, LBN Pkwy, Columbia, KY


2013-02-22 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by owner.
3 possibly 4 bedroom house.
1.5 Bath. Walkout Basement. Detached garage with electric. 2+/- acres. Appliance package. Located near Walmart and the Louie B Nunn pkwy. Call 270-634-0955.


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Historic Photo: JFK 2 minutes before assassination


2013-02-22 - Dallas, TX - Photo By Steve Mitchell, Larry Smith Collection. Larry Smith sent this rare photo, taken by fellow Green Countian Steve Mitchell two minutes before President John F. Kennedy was shot - 12:30pmCT, Friday, November 22, 1963, according to the Wikipedia entry Assassination of John F. Kennedy in Dallas, TX. Larry Smith, who has amassed one of the largest photo libraries in South Central Kentucky, said that he has a photo taken immediately after the assassination by Steve Mitchell, but thinks it would be far too graphic, for most handle. Larry Smith is Operations Manager, The Big Dawg, FM 99.9 Radio, in Campbellsville, KY. He was only one year old at the time of the assassinaton.

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