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State of Construction: New VFW Post - Sat 25 Mar 2017


2017-03-25 - 500 Green Hills Road, Columbia, KY. - Photo Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com(c).
The new VFW Post 6097 building has come a long way since the next earlier photo on March 15, 2017, was taken. (See:Stage of Construction: New VFW Post - Wed 15 Mar 2017 Roof trusses are complete and the general outline of the building is basically final in this photo taken across Greenhills Road from Heartland Drive in the Mullinix subdivision. According to Joe Hare, Post 6097 commander, completion of the approximately 5,000 s.f. facility in time for the Memorial Day, 2017, observance. See also - Artist rendering, new VFW Post 6097 Building in Green Hill provided by Venus Popplewell, Public Relations Director, Lindsey Wilson College. - EW


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Scenic Adair Co., KY: Trompe l'oeil falls of Bull Run


2017-03-25 - Bull Run Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, Columbiamagazine.com(c) .
Looking dead center into the photo, do you see a falls? Continue looking; do you see a pool, or "hole"? At first glance many see the reflection of tree iimbs as flowing water, as a 30" falls. Some don't. I saw it first as a falls, then as it actually is. Slowly scrolling the screen can make the illusion happen more quickly. Either way, it's a fine sight on one of America's most scenic byways. - EW
Comments links:
  1. Anon: Trompe l'oeil photo may require effort to see reality
  2. Kathryn Krug: Kathryn Krug: Bull Run Creek pool keeps snapping back to falls


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Epicurean Kentuckian: Baked Chicken at Millerfield Cafe


2017-03-25 - Millerfield Cafe, 1900 Millerfield Road, Columbia, KY - Photo CM Advertising Photo.
(ADV) - Baked Chicken is a featured special frequently at the Millerfield Cafe. The filet is BIG, and moist, enough meat for two people. Pintos are served everyday, and a build your own one-trip salad bowl is just a 75 cent upcharge as one of two sides with a meat-and-two lunch. Cornbread is always on the menu.


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Adair County Towns: Coburg, looking south from County Line


2017-03-25 - Coburg, KY looking south on Heartland Parkway from County Line - Photo by Ed Waggener.
It's no problem knowing where the boundaries are: There's a sign and the highway changes color as drivers enter what is the first and southernmost stretch of the Heartland Parkway. Coburg's latest business re-branding emphasizes the strategic location, with Sandy Ford's "County Line Diner." The new operator of the business is adding Sunday hours starting March 26, 2017.


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Adair County Fairgrounds 1884 building Commemoration Print


2017-03-25 - 210 Greensburg Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Greg Thomas Photography (c) for Adair County Fair.
Only 250 prints are being made of this long standing 1884 building that was on the Adair County Fairgrounds for 132 years. This is just a reminder that you have until March 31, 2017 to pre-order a print. The print is a mosaic of pictures that were taken at the 2016 fair. The finished prints are 20 x 13 in size and are priced at $25.00 until March 31, 2017. On April 1, 2017, the prints of this historical building will be in and the priced at $30.00. The prints will be signed and numbered. In the past years, the building has been used for floral hall exhibits, art shows, dances, haunted houses, and many other events. To pre-order your print by March 31, 2017 contact Greg Thomas at gregthomas541@gmail.com. After April 1, 2017, you'll be able to purchase a print and pick it up at a Flowers N Things, 310 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY at the increased price. - Greg Thomas


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Spring flower in need of a name


2017-03-25 - Columbia KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com.
I don't know the name of this sweet flower but want to share the photos, a branch with the little flowers dotting it, as well as a close up on the right to show its personality. It's an old, old flowering bush seen on many rural lawns in this area and it begins to bloom when Daffodils do. -- LW
Identifications -
  1. Brenda Clark: Little flower may be a Bridal Wreath Shrub
  2. Dianna Wilson: Little flower is Spirea
  3. Louise Furkins: Baby's Breath or Bridle Wreath


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Watkins advanced to dean of student services at CU


2017-03-25 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by CU Office of University Communications.
Rusty Watkins, who has served Campbellsville University 16 years, and served as interim coordinator of student services since January, has been advanced to dean of student services at the university. He had .


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