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Forsythia in view
 2022-03-29 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. A glance through the wavy glass from the Student Art Show at the Trabue Russell House. The gardens are beginning to come to life in the yard around the house. The exhibit continues each Saturday and Sunday afternoon at 1pmCT through April 10th. See Columbia Magazine's weekend events listings for times.
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Emmitt Davenport with his art
 2022-03-29 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Mayor Pam Hoots. The turtle he points to is the creation of young artist Emmitt Davenport and his work can be seen at the Student Art Show at the Trabue Russell House two more weekends. The exhibit continues each Saturday and Sunday afternoon at 1pmCT through April 10th. See Columbia Magazine's weekend events listings for times.
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Let's go down to Lainey's Diner
 2022-03-29 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. The Student Art Exhibit is drawing attention to keepsakes like this one that live among the displays at the Trabue Russell House in Columbia. Lainey's Diner was located on the Public Square in Columbia in the building which had housed Coomer's Cafe. The specials describe the menu offerings. The pies were unforgettable - I can personally testify. - LW
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Congratulations Gabe Coleman, Eagle Scout
 2022-03-29 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Mayor Pam Hoots. After years of hard work and effort, Gabe Coleman, 13, achieved the rank of Eagle Scout after having set the goal for himself as a Cub Scout. His journey was honored and made official in a ceremony Monday night at the Columbia United Methodist Church. Gabe is pictured with his brother Ty, and his mom and dad, Maggie and Mark Coleman.
Click and read his paper on the Importance of Citizenship describing how "through Scouting badges like the Citizenship in the Community, the Nation, and the World and through various rank requirements, Scouts study our rights and resources." It was published in 2020 as part of Gabe's requirements working his way through the ranks to this moment.
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Hanging on
 2022-03-28 - Central Kentucky - Photo by Pen. The improbable remains of a once grand tree. There's probably a life lesson in the way that it has continued of recent, year after year, to produce a small canopy of green leaves, despite the loss of nearly all of its above-ground mass.
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