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Old Knifley, KY: Lester Grant playing with his rabbits

2019-01-25 - Knifley, KY - Photo courtesy Mitzi Bault
Mitzi writes, "I've been going through Aunt Stella Chelf Neagle's pictures of life in Knifley. The biggest problem is that people do not write on the back for other generations. This one is labeled Lester Grant playing with his rabbits."
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Hearing both sides of the possible roof grant application issue

2019-01-24 - City Hall, 116 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Several attended the special called meeting of the Columbia City Council representing two sides of a potential Farmers Market roof grant application issue. Standing is Rena McCloud, RN, owner/administrator of the Ole Homeplace Adult Daycare Center of Columbia. The city is also home to her corporate headquarters for multiple other locations and her building borders the parking lot in question. She spoke on the need to protect the parking spaces needed for businesses like hers which utilize the parking lot across from the City Hall where FM2 locates on Wednesdays and Saturdays when produce is in season. A roof on the parking lot would block parking and inconvenience her employees and other businesses and organizations surrounding that lot. All council members were present for a unanimous vote to table the grant application.
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All council members present for FM2 discussion at called meeting

2019-01-24 - City Hall, 116 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Tiffany Kessler, columbiamagazine.com
Anyone that addresses the Columbia City Council has this view when standing behind the podium. Pictured left to right is are: Council members Ronald Rogers, June Parson and Mark Harris; City Clerk Rhonda Loy; Mayor Pam Hoots; City Attorney Derrick Helm; and Council members Craig Dean, Linda Waggener, and Sharon Payne.
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