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Lucky Strike Water Tower
 2019-07-26 - Louisville, KY - Photo by Tiffany Kessler. A rusty junkyard fence created the perfect frame for a vintage water tower still standing in an older part of Louisville. The fading advertisement for Lucky Strikes looks like art on its rust-red canvas.
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Farewell reception for Kelli Bonifer
 2019-07-26 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener. A big crowd turning out to say farewell to Kelli Bonifer today. The Adair County Home Extension Agent for the past 18 years is returning to her home state of Tennessee.
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The RMH yard sale raises funds to help families in need
 2019-07-26 - Columbia . These are just a few of the items in the yard sale going on today and tomorrow to raise funds for the Ronald McDonald Houses of Kentucky. You can shop today until 3 and tomorrow until 1 at the Chamber Office, 201 Burkesville St., Columbia, KY,
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Summer morning view of Cornbread Mafia country
 2019-07-26 - Marion County, KY - Photo by Tiffany Kessler, columbiamagazine.com. Morning view from Scott's Ridge in Raywick, KY. The area is so steep that a concrete barrier was installed including a "lookout" for photogs like myself to snap a pic. Raywick, a city in Marion County, garnered fame from the book Cornbread Mafia by author James Higdon. The area is concentrated around the intersection of KY Route 527 connecting it to Loretto to the north, Campbellsville across the south, and Lebanon to the east. - Tiffany
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Historic downtown Tompkinsville home
 2019-07-26 - Tompkinsville, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. On the mini Monroe County Day Trip to find friends, we couldn't resist photographing this beautiful downtown Tompkinsville historic home accented by pink Crepe Myrtle. On our visit it had a for sale sign out front.
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Marketta and Gary Dubree serving BBQ in Monroe County
 2019-07-26 - Tompkinsville, KY - Photo by innocent bystander. Marketta Dubree, center, received guests Linda Waggener, left, and Ellen Zornes at right, for a recent visit at her BBQ restaurant in Tompkinsville. The leisurely lunchtime trip was made specifically to find the friend who had the Red Barn Bar-B-Q business in Columbia a few years ago and is now in Monroe County.
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