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Tulips on Jamestown Street


2018-04-05 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
These beautiful tulips were spotted just a block off the Public Square in Columbia, KY, among the treasures of the city.


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Hungry Kids Cafe interior shelves being created


2018-04-05 - Corner Merchant and Campbellsville Streets, Columbia, KY - Photo by Mitzi Bault.
Ricky Bault is using his carpentry skills to create shelving for the little house that will become Hungry Kids Cafe in the back corner of Farmers Market on the Square, opening April 14, 2018. The Cafe is located within, but is run separately from the Market, and is a result of a group of friends who are determined to help feed and nourish any child who needs a meal. Food is free to all children, even students up to college age. Adults are welcome to have meals for a donation. - LW


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Lexy Lake, CU signee is RU in national 3-point contest


2018-04-05 - San Antonio, TX - Photo from Jordan Alves, CU Sports Information Director.
Campbellsville signee Lexy Lake represented Lady Tiger basketball and Mercer County High School at this weekend's eighth annual American Family Insurance High School 3-Point Championship and finished runner-up. - Jordan Alves, CU Sports Information Director


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Dr. Cathy Abell guest speaker at Caregivers lunch meeting


2018-04-05 - Adair County Extension Office, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com.
Words matter when you're trying to get help from the doctor. That was the message from Dr. Cathy Abell to those attending the caregivers group luncheon. She advised improving communication skills to get the best care. Writing down the questions and then writing down the answers will make sure you get the best possible care experience. She also said to know your medicines and why you take them, and always take all prescription medicines, over-the-counter (OTC) medicines and herbals with you to every doctors appointment. Dr. Abell will be back in Columbia in May for a class for nurses being given by the Chamber of Commerce.


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Designating April Child Abuse Prevention Month


2018-04-04 - Adair Annex, Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Pamela Hoots. Proclaiming April 2018 National Child Abuse Prevention Month are Adair County Judge/Executive Michael Stephens, and (not in order) Lori Pickett, Shona Underwood, Bailey Wise, Kaylin Bennett, Robbie Harmon, Kevin Atwood, Jennifer Blair, Janet Huckaby, Aundria McQueary, Paul Garrison, Jennifer St. Andrew, Mary Kate White, Debbie Cowan, Crystal Burris, Andrea Waggener and Superintendent Dr. Pamela Stephens.

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The photographer and his girls on spring break


2018-04-04 - Gatlinburg, TN - Photo by Amy Elizabeth Smith Waggener.
The ColumbiaMagazine.com photographer Pen is usually the one behind the camera, however, this time Amy Waggener took charge and captured a daddy/daughter moment during their spring break. Miss Hailey Elizabeth Waggener, six, gives her smile of approval. Her big brothers Graham and Evan, now almost 17 and 15 respectively, were occupied elsewhere. - LW


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Three generations of Harveys at Breeding UMC - Easter


2018-04-04 - Breeding United Methodist Church - Photo by Chris Lagermann.

Three generations of the Harvey Family are all dressed up for Easter Sunday, April 1, 2018, at Breeding United Methodist Church. Baby Zachary is almost one year old, and was last seen on Columbia Magazine portraying Baby Jesus in the Christmas play at Breeding UMC. Breeding UMC is pastored by Brother Larry Lemmon. At left are Zachary's grandparents, Terry and Brenda Harvery, then Brandon and wife, Ashley, holding baby Zachary. - Chris Lagermann


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