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Life in Holler: Fall is spectacular


2012-10-15 - The Hollow, Old Clearsprings Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Shamarie Claiborne.
It was like the Master pulled a switch over the weekend and we went from green to this. Fall is my favorite season of the year. The color is just a bonus. I like the invigorating cool crisp air, when every sense is heightened. The air is clearer and we can see farther. Smells of woodsmoke and bacon frying make eating a joy and woods music is so clear, so pure. - Shamarie Claiborne.


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Travel with Doug Beard: Hong Kong Skyline from Kowloon


2012-10-15 - Hong Kong - Photo by Doug Beard. Doug Beard, Columbia, KY, writes: I'm working with the Asia-Pacific Summit for Brown-Forman this week and plan to share some photos from the area. This photo taken from Kowloon, overlooking Hong Kong island, one of the world\s greatest skylines. --Doug Beard

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Favorite Old Photo: VFW scene from 1970s


2012-10-15 - 413 Fairground Street, Columbia, KY - Photo from collection of Faye McKinley. Fay McKinley found this photo in her collection and shares a scene which has dramatically changed in the four decades since it was taken at the VFW Monument at the Adair County Fairgrounds. The minister standing before the monument was Rev. Jerry Klein, pastor of Columbia First Church of the Nazarene. The circular drive was at what was then the home of the Elmer Bryant family and is now occupied by the Adair County Extension Office. The Hood home was just beyond, and has recently been razed.

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Scenic Adair Co., KY: Courthouse in fall, from a mile away


2012-10-14 - from Campbellsville Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Fall Color is reaching a peak in many parts of the county in Columbia, in this photo, the change is just beginning in this gray day October 14, 2012 fall scene from Adair Family Medical Center on Campbellsville Road.

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Big change in the pharmacy retailing in Columbia, KY


2012-10-14 - Jamestown Street at Russell Road - Photo by Ed Waggener.
The biggest series of changes in the history of pharmaceutical retailing has taken place this weekend with the opening of the largest ever pharmacy, CVS; a name change for a long time family pharmacy, Sheila And Larry Bryant's Nationwide is rebadged Century Medicines express pharmacy; and two pharmacies are closed with their records moved to CVS: Michael Stephens' Prescription Shoppe and the Bowman and Huff Columbia Pharmacy. Columbia's other pharmacies are the Super Walmart in Holladay Place, Certa Care Pharmacy in Dr. Eric Loy's Adair Family Medical Center on Campbellsville Road, and James Medical Pharmacy beside Genesis Health Care on Campbellsville Road. There is also a pharmacy in Westlake Regional Hospital Hospital, but it serves only hospital patients.


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The best spot to watch the concert . . . parade . . . speaking


2012-10-14 - 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo from the collection of Fay McKinley. No doubt about it The Rowe family was royalty when big downtown events happened in Columbia, similar to the just ended Downtown Days. This photo appears to be a mid 1960s one. It's of the Hotel Miller owners and family and or guests seated above the Square for some event. Two people are distinctly identifiable, Mr. Owen Rowe is the man at right, standing in the window, and near the right, Mr. and Mrs. Haskin Rowe and child. Maybe someone else can identify the others. Today, the vantage point would be a good one for listening to concerts from the Main Stage of the Rusty Nail, but would be behind the temporary building. It would have been absolutely perfect for watch the crowd.

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Hardin Co. Escapee: Robert W. Wilson


2012-10-14 - Elizabethtown, KY - Photo from Norman Chaffins, KSP. KSP wants information on escapee - 23-year-old Robert W. Wilson who escaped on Friday, October 5, 2012 from the old Hardin County Jail. He remains at large. Update: The Hardin County Escapee, Robert W. Wilson, was located last night, Saturday, October 13, 2012 by the Elizabethtown Police Department.

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