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Travel: Texas state capitol building
 2026-10-08 - Austin, TX - Photo by Trey Stephens. Trey writes, "The Texas state Capitol building in Central Austin. Built in 1885, it is the sixth tallest state capitol in the United States and one of many taller than the United States Capitol Building. It is the largest state capitol building in the United States by square footage."
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Just a matter of time
 2026-10-08 - Central Kentucky - Photo by Pen. I took a break from squinting at fast-moving migratory warblers to photograph something on a slower scale, glowing on a tree trunk in the fall sunshine. I reached out to retired Forest Ranger and Columbia Magazine Senior Tree Expert Billy Joe Fudge for more information, and he even recognized the type of tree just from the bark.
Billy Joe writes, "Looks like Black (Wild) cherry resin. Hold onto it for a million years or so and it will become valuable amber. Other trees do it, particularly pines, but appears to be cherry."
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Halloween touch on a unique mailbox
 2026-10-08 - South Central Kentucky - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. The mail carrier on Hwy 837 in the Nancy, KY area gets a Halloween season ghoulish touch on this unique mailbox creation. At first glance a skeleton on a motorcycle is about to soar over the highway in front of you.
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New bookmobile celebrated at Adair County Public Library
 2026-10-08 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Cathy Abell. Staff, board members, vendors and friends proudly gathered last week for the open house of the brand new bookmobile at the Adair County Public Library. Whether you're a shut-in, a caregiver, or simply live far from the library, the bookmobile ensures that everyone in our community has access to the books and resources they deserve. Cardholders in good standing can check out books, magazines, and other materials. ACPL is located at 307 Greensburg Street, Columbia, KY, (270) 384-2472.
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Mayor thanks Hidden Springs Farms for pumpkins
 2026-10-07 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy City of Columbia. Hidden Springs Farms of Adair County has donated pumpkins to be used on the Public Square during the fall season. Pumpkins were placed around the Square on Thursday.
"We appreciate Hidden Springs Farms and their commitment to our community," said Mayor Hoots.
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Joe Lynn Barbee expertly thwarts gravity
 2026-10-07 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Kobie T. Wood. Joe Lynn Barbee expertly lifting a couple of pieces of furniture up onto Kobie T. Wood's balcony at his house on Jamestown Hill.
Joe Lynn said, "You don't often get to see a dresser hanging in mid-air."
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