New book from Tompkinsville author Kimberly Bartley
2018-09-16 - Tompkinsville, KY - Photo courtesy the author
Kimberly R. Bartley describes her latest novel, Go Forth and Multiply, as "mildly dystopian." It's a departure for the Christian author, whose two previous works are Christian fiction with elements of romance, and she's hoping readers will join her in pondering life and love from a different angle.
Go Forth and Multiply is available on Amazon and at select locations in Southcentral Kentucky, where the author resides with her family. In addition to writing, Kimberly Bartley enjoys reading, making quilts, and teaching. Comments | Permalink
2018-09-16 - Tompkinsville, KY - Photo courtesy the author
Kimberly R. Bartley describes her latest novel, Go Forth and Multiply, as "mildly dystopian." It's a departure for the Christian author, whose two previous works are Christian fiction with elements of romance, and she's hoping readers will join her in pondering life and love from a different angle.
Go Forth and Multiply is available on Amazon and at select locations in Southcentral Kentucky, where the author resides with her family. In addition to writing, Kimberly Bartley enjoys reading, making quilts, and teaching. Comments | Permalink
Kentucky Color: Hearty Dandelion
2018-09-16 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge
This hearty dandelion is nestled in the crotch of a Redbud which is nestled in the Northernmost corner of Columbia's Downtown Square. The Downtown Square is the center of Columbia's Historic Business and Cultural District.
Downtown Columbia is currently experiencing a renaissance of sorts. Much investment has been made recently by numerous businesses to augment several existing, Downtown businesses. The renaissance has been on full display during the August and September "To The Nines", Downtown walk and shop events. These events brought hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of people to Downtown to shop, to eat and maybe more importantly, to visit.
Downtown Property owners and potential entrepreneurs should take note; Downtown Columbia is back. Everyone wants it and they are willing to support it. They and indeed all of us want our vibrant, living and breathing Downtown to not just survive but to grow and prosper. The time is ripe for coffee shops, restaurants and Mom and Pop Shops. Shop local is not just a trend, it's a way of life. Comments | Permalink
2018-09-16 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge
This hearty dandelion is nestled in the crotch of a Redbud which is nestled in the Northernmost corner of Columbia's Downtown Square. The Downtown Square is the center of Columbia's Historic Business and Cultural District.
Downtown Columbia is currently experiencing a renaissance of sorts. Much investment has been made recently by numerous businesses to augment several existing, Downtown businesses. The renaissance has been on full display during the August and September "To The Nines", Downtown walk and shop events. These events brought hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of people to Downtown to shop, to eat and maybe more importantly, to visit.
Downtown Property owners and potential entrepreneurs should take note; Downtown Columbia is back. Everyone wants it and they are willing to support it. They and indeed all of us want our vibrant, living and breathing Downtown to not just survive but to grow and prosper. The time is ripe for coffee shops, restaurants and Mom and Pop Shops. Shop local is not just a trend, it's a way of life. Comments | Permalink
Birds of Kentucky: Hummingbird
2018-09-16 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Tommy Bailey
Tommy writes, "Birch Road, East Adair. Caught this little fine feathered friend of mine a split second before touchdown, which wasn't easy considering their speed." Comments | Permalink
2018-09-16 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Tommy Bailey
Tommy writes, "Birch Road, East Adair. Caught this little fine feathered friend of mine a split second before touchdown, which wasn't easy considering their speed." Comments | Permalink
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