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Hungry Kids Cafe welcomed folks on first day
 2018-04-14 - FM2 lot, corner Merchant and Campbellsville Streets, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com. The Hungry Kids Cafe is separate from the Farmers Market but it shares the big lot provided by the City of Columbia on the corner of Campbellsville and Merchant Streets. By 8:15amCT it was already a busy place ready to offer free food to all children. The Cafe is done with all donations and volunteer work. The sign goes up later in the week and final touches will be done on the building so that by week two, full efficiency is expected. - LW
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Edmonton Elementary sixth grade class around 1960
 2018-04-14 - Metcalfe County, KY - Photo from the collection of good friend Yvonne. A classmate recently shared this photo of the Edmonton Elementary sixth grade class around 1960. I recognized some friends I'd later get to know at Metcalfe County High School, though at the time this photo was made I was in North Metcalfe Elementary School located between Sulphur Well and Center, KY. Delightful memories blossomed when I saw the teacher, Aunt Isabelle Sandidge, standing to the left of the photo looking over her pupils. She was a strong leader and mentor, key in helping me have the courage to transition from the country school to the big consolidated school in the county seat, a scary proposition. If readers can identify and send names I promise to add them! - Linda Waggener
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FM 2 - A stylish bib from Donna Jones - 14 Apr 2018
 2018-04-14 - Big Black Dog Farm booth -FM2 at Municipal Parking Lot, Campbellsville & Merchant Streets, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Donna Jones, co-coordinator of FM2 and Big Black Dog Farms, searches for the most stylish bib for Charles Marshburn, left, as Jeanne Marshburn stands by. In addition to Bibs, Donna Jones' has a selection of honey from her farm, a specialty of her husband, David Jones, as well as other specialty items. World travellers now settled in Adair County, perhaps, the county's - for sure Greater Gadberry's - foremost yellow buckeye forest manager. Mrs. Marshburn is very active in the Adair County Garden Club. - LW
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FM2 - Wouldn't be FM2 without Coview and Lonely Acre teams
 2018-04-14 - FM2 at Municipal Parking Lot, Campbellsville & Merchant Streets, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Jimmy Helm of Lonely Acre Farm holds son, Lakin. Caitlin Bunnell Helm, manager of Lonely Acre and wife of Jimmy and mother of Lakin, is in center. And, on the right, Caitlin's Dad and Lakin's Granddad, Darrell Bunnell, a mainstay of Farmer's Market on the Square since it's founding. - EW
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FM2 - Booth sisters pronounce Hungry Kids Cafe: Yummy!
 2018-04-14 - Hungry Kids Cafe, FM 2 - Corner Campbellsville & Merchant Streets, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Let's get started! Hungry Kids Cafe pronounced open for the season and yummy by the Booth girls, from left, Cadence, 6, Kennedy 8, Roxie 4 and Raegan held by Mom, Cali. All are experts on good food -- Dad Kellis Booth, was starting the waffles at Waffle Street, a few booths down. Downtowners remember Kellis' days with Harvest Cafe on the Square - and will never forget the times Cali brought Kennedy, then a toddler to the cafe' - and Kellis' work at Anderson's pizza restaurant. It was 67 warm degrees when this photo taken at around 8amCT. Weather was getting ready to change according to winds, but all good in the first hour. - LW
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Pinewood Shopping Center progress: Magic Market 13 Apr 2018
 2018-04-14 - Will Walker Drive, Pinewood Shopping Center, New Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
As Pinewood Shopping Center partner Michael Lee Stephens announced, site work for the two newest building projects are underway. This was the scene Friday, April 13, 2018, at the pad being created for the new Magic Market convenience store, going on as another ribbon cutting was being conducted for Thad and Ethan Keltner's Satellite Solutions store. At the same time, site work for a new 8,500 s.f. Dollar Tree is for the moment just a short bit behind the work for the Magic Market. - EW
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Five generations starting with Mrs. Wanda Cave
 2018-04-14 - Columbia, KY - Photo from family collection. Twins Ellie Beth and Emma Kate Willis make five generations on two sides of their mother Lauren Willis's family -- five generations on the Cave side, beginning with Mrs. Wanda Cave, and five generations on the Feese side, beginning with Mrs. Grace Feese. This group shows the five generations on the Cave side. Great Great Grandmother Wanda Cave, seated, holds twin Emma. Standing from left, the twins Grandmother Jamie Powell, their Great Grandmother Kathy Hitch, and their Mom Lauren Willis holding twin Ellie.
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