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Journey to the Manger: Angels Appear to Shepherds scene


2016-12-06 - Tarters Chapel United Methodist Church, 2400 Milltown Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Chris Jessee.
"Journey to the Manger" just finished a record breaking run over the three day weekend. Above, in the Angels Appear Scene, Angels Appearing to Shepherds, Shepherds are Kayden Greene in blue; Ryan Hammons in gold; and Pastor Rod Walley standing
; Angels on Hay are, from left, Jeanith "Jenna" Medina and Mackensie Anderson, and Angels in Sky are, from left, Carrie Ann Smith, Jessica Walley and Amber Greer

. - Nancy Taylor

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Journey to the Manger: Blacksmith scene


2016-12-06 - Tarters Chapel United Methodist Church, 2400 Milltown Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Chris Jessee.
"Journey to the Manger" just finished a record breaking run over the three day weekend. Above in the Blacksmith Scene, the blacksmith is Matthew "Matt" Keltner and his "apprentice" is Briley Taylor. - Nancy Taylor

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Journey to the Manger: Angel appears at the Manger


2016-12-06 - Tarters Chapel United Methodist Church, 2400 Milltown Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Chris Jessee.
"Journey to the Manger" just finished a record breaking run over the three day weekend. Above, in the Nativity Scene, Mary is Hailey Taylor, Joseph is Brady Cowan and Angel is Allison Burris. - Nancy Taylor

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Christmas in Columbia 2016 #57 - Joe Curry Chevy Pickup


2016-12-06 - Photo Bank of Columbia (c) by Gina Baker.
Parade Entry #57, Joe Curry in 1957 Chevrolet. - Ed Waggener For Christmas in Columbia Parade Photos as added, see 2016 Christmas in Columbia Parade Line Up

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CPD makes last ditch effort to keep Charles Grimsley in Columbia


2016-12-06 - City Hall, 116 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Innocent Bystander. It was almost, but not quite, all in fun, as Ofc. Josh Brockman, Sgt, Junior Murphy, and Chief of Police Jason Cross cuff Council Member Charles Grimsley from "absconding" to North Carolina, but relented as his bride, Holly Grimsley pleaded for his release. It happened last night at City Hall. - ED WAGGENER

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Christmas in Columbia 2016 Parade Unit #6: Knifley AVFD


2016-12-06 - Historic Adair County Courthouse, 500 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo Bank of Columbia (c) by Gina Baker.
Knifley Area Volunteer Fire Department was in parade position #6 in the 2016 Christmas in Columbia Parade. - Ed Waggener For Christmas in Columbia Parade Photos as added, see 2016 Christmas in Columbia Parade Line Up

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Christmas in Columbia 2016 Parade Unit 35: Adelyn McMinoway


2016-12-06 - Historic Adair County Courthouse, 500 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo Bank of Columbia (c) by Gina Baker.
Adelyn McMinoway, Little Miss Kentucky Novice Supreme, in front of the Historic Adair County Courthouse. - Ed Waggener For Christmas in Columbia Parade Photos as added, see 2016 Christmas in Columbia Parade Line Up

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