Stacey Hatcher Bishop a Hometown Hero
2020-07-30 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com
Stacey Hatcher Bishop was chosen as a Hometown Hero by WBKO Television because of her tireless work in the community to help others. Stacey was nominated for the honor by Joyce Loy. The story is reprinted with permission, click 'read more' or click on the headline to read it in full. Comments | Permalink
2020-07-30 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com
Stacey Hatcher Bishop was chosen as a Hometown Hero by WBKO Television because of her tireless work in the community to help others. Stacey was nominated for the honor by Joyce Loy. The story is reprinted with permission, click 'read more' or click on the headline to read it in full. Comments | Permalink
Summer Azure butterfly
2020-07-29 - Central Kentucky - Photo by Pen
A summer azure butterfly. Comments | Permalink
2020-07-29 - Central Kentucky - Photo by Pen
A summer azure butterfly. Comments | Permalink
Columbia Magazine continues Linking the Generations
2020-07-29 - Adair County, KY - Photo from archives
One of the main missions since the mid-90s on ColumbiaMagazine.com is "Linking the Generations" so the note from Leon Lewis, owner of Jeffries Hardware for 30 years now, asking to be connected with the writer of what he called "the best history" he'd seen, was a priority this week. Leon's goal is to work with the researcher JIM to bring the history from Rollin Pyles to the present day in its new location. The historic Jeffries Hardware building is now owned by Lindsey Wilson College and rumors have it that they are working toward the possibility of placing LWC arts and communications there, using the wide open third floor for performances. The outside has been renovated with touches of LWC Blue Raider blue. The inside of the building is in development stages. Clicking 'read more,' or on the headline, takes you to JIM's story. Comments | Permalink
2020-07-29 - Adair County, KY - Photo from archives
One of the main missions since the mid-90s on ColumbiaMagazine.com is "Linking the Generations" so the note from Leon Lewis, owner of Jeffries Hardware for 30 years now, asking to be connected with the writer of what he called "the best history" he'd seen, was a priority this week. Leon's goal is to work with the researcher JIM to bring the history from Rollin Pyles to the present day in its new location. The historic Jeffries Hardware building is now owned by Lindsey Wilson College and rumors have it that they are working toward the possibility of placing LWC arts and communications there, using the wide open third floor for performances. The outside has been renovated with touches of LWC Blue Raider blue. The inside of the building is in development stages. Clicking 'read more,' or on the headline, takes you to JIM's story. Comments | Permalink
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