Proud Americans - thanking those who've served
2026-05-24 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Herman Ray Chelf and Charles A. Thomas are two of the Veterans pictured on banners all over Columbia this Memorial Day 2026. We are grateful to all who have served our county and our country. Comments | Permalink
2026-05-24 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Herman Ray Chelf and Charles A. Thomas are two of the Veterans pictured on banners all over Columbia this Memorial Day 2026. We are grateful to all who have served our county and our country. Comments | Permalink
Epicurean Kentuckian: The 2AM Burger
2026-05-24 - Frankfort, KY - Photo by Evan Waggener
The 2AM Burger from Doc Crow's Social, enjoyed on their picturesque deck overlooking the Kentucky River in downtown Frankfort. Served with a load of tater tots, the 2AM Burger features a sunny side up egg, fried green tomato, bacon, cheddar cheese and bacon jam. Comments | Permalink
2026-05-24 - Frankfort, KY - Photo by Evan Waggener
The 2AM Burger from Doc Crow's Social, enjoyed on their picturesque deck overlooking the Kentucky River in downtown Frankfort. Served with a load of tater tots, the 2AM Burger features a sunny side up egg, fried green tomato, bacon, cheddar cheese and bacon jam. Comments | Permalink
Travel: Gold Butte National Monument (2 of 4)
2026-05-23 - Clark County, Nevada - Photo by Robert Ellis, robertelliswoodworking.com
Robert writes, "The first stop at the end of the only 'paved' section of the park is Whitney Pocket. It is a neat geological area, but sadly lays under the shadow of the Valley of Fire seen in the far off distance.
This area I believe is part of that same formation, but on a much smaller scale, or maybe sampling would be a better term. This Monument is a very large, off-roading type park and perhaps maybe worth the effort; but once you experienced the Valley of Fire, you get picky in choosing your adventures. At this juncture we pulled the plug, and braced for that 20 mile drive back to the Interstate." Comments | Permalink
2026-05-23 - Clark County, Nevada - Photo by Robert Ellis, robertelliswoodworking.com
Robert writes, "The first stop at the end of the only 'paved' section of the park is Whitney Pocket. It is a neat geological area, but sadly lays under the shadow of the Valley of Fire seen in the far off distance.
This area I believe is part of that same formation, but on a much smaller scale, or maybe sampling would be a better term. This Monument is a very large, off-roading type park and perhaps maybe worth the effort; but once you experienced the Valley of Fire, you get picky in choosing your adventures. At this juncture we pulled the plug, and braced for that 20 mile drive back to the Interstate." Comments | Permalink
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