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Fall Color I: Red Berries hanging like ornaments


2016-11-14 - Bottoms near KY 76 & KY 206, North Adair County, KY - Photo by Robert Ellis (c).
Robert Ellis writes: "Took these around the bottoms, Hwy 76 & 206 area." That would also be known as Elkhorn Road & Liberty Road, near Old Neatsville, and the artist/photographer's old stomping ground near Pellyton, KY. Paired photo. See also: Fall Color II - Seeds, cedars, and frost look a lot like Christmas


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Already decorated for Christmas


2016-11-13 - Shelbyville, KY - Photo by Pen. The debate rages about how soon is too soon for Christmas decorations, and Shelbyville traditionally starts just after Halloween.

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Epicurean Kentuckian: Street food is good food


2016-11-13 - Shelbyville, KY - Photo by Pen. One of the vendors at Shelbyville's yearly Celebration of Lights this year was offering fresh made Pupusas con Curtido, which are tortillas stuffed with beans and meat, lightly grilled, and served with a spicy slaw.

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Comer family, celebrating victory Tues 8 Nov 2016


2016-11-13 - Tompkinsville, KY - Photo from Tiffany Hadley Kessler.

Tiffany Kessler, Columbia, KY, writes, "Here's a photo of the Comer family after the winning numbers were announced on election night at the celebration in Tompkinsville. From left areU.S.Representative-elect James 'Jamie' Comer, and wife TJ, with children Aniston, Harlan, and Reagan. The week is a whirlwind for the new Congressman. He also won two elections, one for the unexpired term of Rep. Ed Whitfield, the second for a full term. He'll be sworn in ceremony tomorrow night, at 4:30pmCT/5:30pmET, Monday, November 14, 2016, in the U.S. House of Representatives Chamber by Speaker Paul Ryan for the unexpired term. He is busy now organizing the new office staff, to provide a continuity of service to the people of the KY First U.S. Congressional District. That's a task that usually takes two to three months for newly elected U.S. Representatives, but must be done in a few days in this situation. Eddie, Kasey, and I hope you'll add your prayers for him during these exciting but tiring days."


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Brass-hoppers coming to Slider Recital Hall, LWC


2016-11-13 - Slider Recital Hall, 155 Blue Raider Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo submitted by Phil Hanna, Lindsey Wilson College. The Brass-hoppers, an evening of music with Mary Elizabeth Bowden on trumpet, Zena Kim-Banther on trombone, and Milana Strezeva, on piano, are coming to Lindsey Wilson College Tuesday evening, November 15, 2016 at 7pmCT. They will appear in the Slider Humanities Center Recital Hall, 155 Blue Raider Drive, Columbia, KY. The concert is free and open to all. - Phil Hanna

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Vicky Pike: Pinewood Shopping Center progress, 12 Nov 2016


2016-11-13 - Intersection of Burkesville & Edmonton Roads, New Columbia, KY - Photo by Miss Victoria of Miss Victoria\'s Pampered Angus Ranch, Greater Bliss, KY.
Miss Vicky writes on Saturday, 12 Nov 2016, from suburban New Columbia: "Pinewood Shopping Center is progressing nicely." Since last reported. One wing is being bricked, and the steel framework for the wing in the foreground has been started.


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2016 Walmart/UCB Veterans breakfast one of best attended


2016-11-12 - Former Adair Co. Fairground, 413 Fairground Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com (c).
Inside the VFW, the blue building in the foreground, was what appeared to be one of the largest gatherings ever for the annual Columbia Super Walmart/United Citizens Bank breakfasts. The parking lot, and nearby parking areas had some 140-150 vehicles at the time this photo was taken. Mementos of the fairground are quickly being removed, with, here only one section of bleacher seating remaining. A new VFW Post 6097 is being built in a prominent location at 500 Green Hills Road. Commander Joe Hare expects the VFW to be able to occupy that facility by Memorial Day, Monday, May 29, 2017. - EW


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