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Be on the lookout for Frost Flowers when you walk


2017-11-26 - Cumberland County, KY - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge.
On this frosty Sunday morning, we're revisiting a discovery by an admired writer/photographer who reported Frost Flowers 'growing' nearby in 2009. That was when naturalist Billy Joe Fudge first brought the beautiful creations to our attention. He'd found a large patch of Frost Flowers on the Chowning Farm at Amandaville in northern Cumberland Co., KY. He advised that they are so delicate, the slightest touch begins an immediate meltdown. By sharing the discovery, he shared the blessing with all of us who were awed by our first sighting of them. When reading time allows, click here and revisit some 80 Frost Flower notes and pictures in ColumbiaMagazine.com archives. -- Linda Waggener


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Logo: Salvation Army Angel Tree, a reminder help is needed


2017-11-26 - Photo from Debbie Cowan.
Angels are being sought for The Salvation Army Angel Tree Program. To help provide Christmas gifts for deserving children in our community, please contact any Family Resource Youth Services Center staff at the local schools, 270-384-9112, 270-384-9752, 270-384-6050.


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Birds of Kentucky: Murder mystery


2017-11-26 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
These two crows were spotted in a tree Saturday, November 25, 2017, occasionally flying out together, apparently just to foil the shot. Bird watchers put a lot of stock in the meanings of crow behavior. The flight was only from a tree thirty feet away, which may or may not count as "two crows flying together." Still we took heart from that indicator - and you know why, don't you? And you also know why the situation was short of murder. Comments are welcome. - EW


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LWC Blue Raiders rebounded and led briefly in NAIA Quarterfinals


2017-11-26 - Blue Raider Stadium, 928 Russell Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
For the past two weekends, Blue Raider Stadium, Columbia has been the site of NAIA national football series playoffs, drawing huge crowds to the community. When this photo was taken it looked as though the skein was in danger, with the score 17-21 the wrong way, late in the 3rd Quarter. Minutes later, the most successful Blue Raider Team - nationally No. 4 - ever, recaptured the lead. But, in the end, were upset by visiting No. 5 ranked Southern Oregon University.


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Russell Springs Christmas Parade 2017 - Royce Campbell Trucking


2017-11-26 - Main Street, Russell Springs, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Royce Campbell & Sons Trucking of Windsor, KY, decked out with a Christmas wreath, made an impressive sight coming South on Main Street, with shiny chrome and bright blue paint perfectly complementing the Christmas lights. Right behind him, from the Russell Springs suburbs, was Royville'& Beckham Ridge's own Lisa Fisher-Clark, piloting the WAVE-mobile for 92.7 FM. The weather was perfect, with shirtsleeve warmth and perfectly blue November skies and a really large turnout. - EW


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Christmas photo taken at Grandmother's House, by Alexandra K


2017-11-26 - Columbia, KY - Photo Photography by Alexandra K Photography.
Taken last Christmas, December 25, 2016, at my grandmother's home. Photo (c) Alexandra K Photography (Alexandra Morgan)


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Russell Springs Revitalization presents annual parade


2017-11-25 - Russell County, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Santa on the fire truck, decked out cars, trucks, wagons, horses, candidates and more made up the annual Russell Springs Christmas Parade which took place Saturday 25 Nov 2017 and had people lining the streets. The parade was the conclusion of a day filled with music, food and fun in Russell Springs, highlighted by the family tradition. The next holiday celebration in Russell County will be held Friday, 1 Dec 2017 from 4pm-9pmCT when the county seat, Jamestown, holds the Russell County Christmas on the Square celebration. Events begin 1t 4pmCT.


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