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Church Street to High Street blocked by ACSO, CPD - I


2018-03-28 - Church Street & Burkesville Streets, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Church Street from Burkesville Street to High Street is blocked off by Adair County Sheriff's units and units of the Columbia Police Department, and were at the intersection of Monroe Street and Church Streets, where in the approximate area, according to a neighbor who was out walking his dog, gunshots were heard, followed by sirens and first responders. Details are sketchy now, but more will be reported as available from authorities. Photo at 1:15pmCT, Wednesday, March 28, 2018. - EW. Paired photo Church Street at High Street blocked by CPD, ACSO - II


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Epicurean Kentuckian: Shoyu Ramen


2018-03-28 - Louisville, KY - Photo by Pen.
Shoyu Ramen from Mirin Restaurant, 2011 Frankfort Ave, Louisville, KY. Duck breast, shoyu egg, mustard greens, potlikker, roasted daikon, and shiitake mushrooms.


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Wayne Baxter: Mother Lode of Virgina Bluebells, Monroe Co., KY - Picture 4


2018-03-28 - Southern Monroe County, KY - Photo by Wayne Baxter.
Wayne Baxter re-visits this huge patch of Virginia Bluebells, which he discovered many years ago. He's learned that it has been part of the landscape for over 70 years.


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2018 Spring blossoms promise lots of Old Fashion Pears


2018-03-28 - Southern Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Several years ago, Old Fashion or Kieffer Pear advocate Billy Joe Fudge suggested that this area, with what he called perfect for pear orchards, could become the "Pear Capitol" of the world. That hasn't happened, but perseverance of the trees, such as this one, despite despite intense herbicide drift, courtesy Fiscal Court, continue to thrive, beautify, and produce fruit. - EW.


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LWC Theatre Program prepares for: And Then They Came for Me


2018-03-28 - V.P. Henry Auditorium, 210 Lindsey Wilson Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Jeremy Cloyd, LWC.
LWC theatre students run lines for the multimedia production of the World War II biodrama And Then They Came for Me From left, theatre arts junior Emily Wood from Bowling Green, KY, education and theatre junior Micah Stewart Wilcox from Crestwood, KY, theatre arts junior Sharon Archey from Columbia, KY, and theatre arts junior Jacob Scott from Brownsville, KY. All 2018 spring theatre productions will take place in V.P. Henry Auditorium, 210 Lindsey Wilson Street. - Jeremy Cloyd, Paired Photo: Students rehearse for LWC Theatre presentation of McBETH


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Students rehearse for LWC Theatre presentation of McBETH


2018-03-28 - V.P. Henry Auditorium, 210 Lindsey Wilson Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Jeremy Cloyd, LWC photo.


Students from the Lindsey College Theatre Program take part in rehearsals for the uncut production of William Shakespeare's MacBeth, at 7pmCT, April 11-13 & 15, 2018. From left, business administration and theatre arts senior Caitlin Corder from Monticello, KY; social science sophomore Gretchen Miles from Columbia, KY; and media studies and communication senior JulieAnne Cox from Franklin, KY. All 2018 spring theatre productions will take place in V.P. Henry Auditorium, 210 Lindsey Wilson Street, Columbia, KY. - Jeremy Cloyd. Paired Photo: LWC Theatre Program prepares for: And Then They Came for Me


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Should Standpipes be preserved?


2018-03-28 - KY 55 South Road, Greater Glens Fork/Crocus/Graball/Montpelier, Adair Co., KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
This standpipe has long been a travel marking place for motorists along Hwy 55 South Road. They are bing phased out now. But should some of them be preserved? One day, in all likelihood, they will have the same pleasant nostalgic interest as cisterns, hand pumps, and sand buckets. Many already find this one to have that reassuring quality. It's still emblazoned with Adair County Water District, even though it is now owned by Columbia/Adair Utilities District. - EW


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