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Semi-collision site, MP 31 Cumberland Pkwy - 29 Mar 2018
 2018-03-29 - Metcalfe Co., KY MP 31, Cumberland/LBN Parkway - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Well over a dozen vehicles were still at the site of the a injury collision involving two semi-trucks on the Cumberland Parkway before daylight this morning, barely west of the Adair-Metcalfe County line, when this photo was taken just after 11amCT. The vehicles are in the East Bound lane, toward Columbia. Both Eastbound lanes were closed. Traffic on the Westbound side was moving with little impediment. Clicking Read More accesses an official report on the accident by Sgt Jason Morris, Public Affairs Officer with the Kentucky State Police.
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Caption Me: Duck Situation at Bowling Park
 2018-03-29 - Bowling Park, 1608 W Stockton Street Edmonton, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. The picture seems to qualify for what Mary Knight had in mind when she suggested, way, way back in 2014, that CM allow clever readers to write captions for some of our pictures. Submit using the Contact Form with this photo. - EW
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- Harry Mack: Hey guys! This mirror is all quacked up!
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Exit 33 to Cumberland/LBN Pkwy still blocked - Greensburg Road
 2018-03-29 - Edmonton, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. The exit from US 68/70, Edmonton, KY eastbound onto the Cumberland Pkwy was blocked by KY Transportation vehicles and North Metcalfe EMS. Westbound traffic still flowing at approximately 9:10amCT when this photo was taken. View toward town on Greensburg Road. - LW. Clicking Read More accesses an official report on the accident by Sgt Jason Morris, Public Affairs Officer with the Kentucky State Police.
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Scenic Metcalfe Co., KY: Foot of Butler Hill Falls
 2018-03-29 - KY 80 East, Edmonton, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Usually, it's just a dry draw, but with the downpours yesterday and this morning, Wednesday and Thursday, March 28 and 29, 2018, this unofficially titled "Foot of Butler Hill Falls," was almost spectacular from a car window, and a glimpse through the cedars for additional cascades. The scene is on the north side of KY 80, East of Gascon, West of Red Lick and Price's Creek. In a few days, it will be an excellent place to see trillium. For the Pampered Traveler: No State Resort Parks, Lodges, and Dining facilities at the Falls. - EW
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Aiden Pelston with his artwork
 2018-03-29 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Rachel Bardin. Aiden Pelston poses with his artwork, which was selected for inclusion in the VSA Traveling Art Exhibit.
The VSA Kentucky Student Traveling Art Exhibit, "A Matter of Perspective" is an annual exhibit comprised of original artwork created by students from across Kentucky. This art exhibit is available to schools, museums, businesses, libraries, and hospitals across the Commonwealth each year. Students from around the state compete every year to have their art works chosen to travel with VSA.
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