Saturday evening sunset by LW
2024-06-16 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener
Beautiful sunset over Columbia on Saturday evening, June 15, 2024. Comments | Permalink
2024-06-16 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener
Beautiful sunset over Columbia on Saturday evening, June 15, 2024. Comments | Permalink
Four generations of the Bell family
2024-06-16 - Columbia, KY - Photo by
Four generations of the Bell family - twins, parents and grandparents - were at the TJ Health Columbia grand re-opening of the expanded rehabilitation services. Dr. Devin Bell, at left, is the Coordinator of Physical Therapy at TJ Health Columbia. In the picture, he is holding Blakelyn, 2, and Grandpa Garlin Gadberry holds her twin brother, Thomas, 2. In back are Charlene, Judy, and Ronnie Bell. Devin has been part of the TJ Health family since 2018. Comments | Permalink
2024-06-16 - Columbia, KY - Photo by
Four generations of the Bell family - twins, parents and grandparents - were at the TJ Health Columbia grand re-opening of the expanded rehabilitation services. Dr. Devin Bell, at left, is the Coordinator of Physical Therapy at TJ Health Columbia. In the picture, he is holding Blakelyn, 2, and Grandpa Garlin Gadberry holds her twin brother, Thomas, 2. In back are Charlene, Judy, and Ronnie Bell. Devin has been part of the TJ Health family since 2018. Comments | Permalink
Please help if you see a flag in trouble
2024-06-16 - South Central Kentucky - Photo by Chris Lagermann/Linda Waggener As Chris Lagermann writes in her letter linked to this set of pictures, if you notice a flag in disrepair, like the one at left, please take action. There's no need to make judgement, simply see how you can help remove and replace it. The American flag should always be as fresh as the one pictured at right on the Public Square in Columbia. Free information on how to work with the flag is available, click 'read more' or see letters for contact information. Comments | Permalink
2024-06-16 - South Central Kentucky - Photo by Chris Lagermann/Linda Waggener As Chris Lagermann writes in her letter linked to this set of pictures, if you notice a flag in disrepair, like the one at left, please take action. There's no need to make judgement, simply see how you can help remove and replace it. The American flag should always be as fresh as the one pictured at right on the Public Square in Columbia. Free information on how to work with the flag is available, click 'read more' or see letters for contact information. Comments | Permalink
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