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Garry Coomer, Lindsey Wilson College icon
 2017-08-04 - Fairground & Young Streets, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com photo(c). A towering figure at Lindsey Wilson College, Garry Coomer, watched the removal work on the VFW War Memorial monument Thursday, August 3, 2017. In November of 2017, Mr. Coomer will have been at Lindsey Wilson College for 47 years. No one else is close to his length of service in the history of the school. Few people in Columbia have had so many honors: A Campus Street is named for him. His name is on plaques across the campus, including one in the new VFW Hall. In all likelihood, he'll be around for his half-century mark at the school, where he is a very popular man on campus. He works in one of Columbia's biggest employers, Plant Operations at Lindsey Wilson College, where some 80 individuals work. Mike Newton is the Director of the Department, and works closely with Coomer. - CM. Clicking Read More accesses the photo album, "Moving the Monument to the new VFW headquarters."
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Epicurean Kentuckian: Udderly fantastic Goat's Bag Tomato
 2017-08-04 - Ricky Bault\\\'s garden - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com photo(c). Seed for this tomato came from Hoosierlandia. The provenance: My sister Jean, whose garden is in Indianapolis, gave some seed for one of these "Goat's Bag Tomatoes" to my sister Fay McKinney and gardeners Mitzi and Ricky Bault. The name derives from the shape of the tomato, likened to a goat's udder. The seed, planted in the perfect tomato growing soil on McKinley Lane. The tomatoes have really good flavor, the texture is perfect, and the seed-to-flesh ratio is very low, right photo.
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Robert Ellis: The Hedge Apple Tree in winter
 2017-08-04 - Maysville, Mason County, KY - Photo by Robert Ellis (c). Hedge Apple, Winter Scene, Maysville Area Kentucky - Fascinating article about the medicinal possibilities of the hedge apple. I took this picture of this tree back late winter and this past weekend while I was in that area I meant to locate this tree to take a picture of it while bearing its fruit . . . but got distracted with other photography in other places. I would add that some folks in that area are quite aware of the "healing" properties of the lowly apple. By the way, that area seems to have more of those trees than other places, although I have spotted a few in and around our area when doing photography. - ROBERT ELLIS
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Bull Run Farm family in for historic moment
 2017-08-04 - 400 Block of Fairground Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com(c). Former Adair County City Clerk Jane Akin Keltner kept a wary lookout as Molly, left, and Howard Keltner paid close attention to the work to get the VFW Memorial move underway. The couple shares farm responsibilities 50-50. Jane takes care of the Canine side of the operation, Howard has a deal with young farmer Bruce Willis on the Bovine side. Howard Keltner wanted to know some of the dates pertinent to the monument, the swimming pool, and the VFW Post 6097 hall, answered fortuitously, by JIM, in the accompanying article.
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Robert Ellis: Cane Valley Mill Road farm scene
 2017-08-04 - Cane Valley Mill Road, Cane Valley, KY - Photo by Robert Ellis (c). Out doing some photography this morning and had to stop and take a pic of this beautiful farm landscape. - ROBERT ELLIS. Photo Fri 4 Aug 2017
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Tamiya Mullins: She may just go into the movies
 2017-08-04 - County Line Diner, 7393 Campbellsville Road, Coburg, Columbia, KY - Photo by Sandy Ford (c), Nana. If she chooses to do so, Tamiya Mullins - Mya - has already earned a bright future in the restaurant business. Her counsel is sought and followed in the pie & cake her Nana's bakers make. But she can make it as a model, an actress, in the movies or Tv, with her entertaining skills. Or, then again, she may just grow up to be President. She loves to visit the County Line Diner, Nana's store. Paired Photo
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A Silo Sunrise, on the morning side of Adair County, KY
 2017-08-04 - Birch Road & Russell Springs Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Tommy Bailey(c). A Silo Sunrise, Friday, August 4, 2017: Sunrise over the Donald & Lois White's farm. - TOMMY BAILEY.
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