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Rainbow over Cumberland Parkway at sunset


2016-09-10 - Adair-Metcalfe line - Photo by Linda Waggener, Columbiamagazine.com photo.
A rainbow welcomed me back into Adair County as the storm headed out of Metcalfe County to the east Saturday evening during Prairie Home Companion listening time on WKYU.


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Epicurean Kentuckian: Festival food at Revisit Knifley 2016


2016-09-10 - Old Knifley Grade Center Campus - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com (c).
They simply cook good, in Knifley, KY. The food served in the Old Knifley Grade Center was a delight, today, Saturday, September 10, 2016 at Revisit Knifley. Never heard of anyone getting a plate they didn't like at a Knifley community event, in fact. The price for this plate (above minus one or two pieces of fish, more fries) was $7.99. With the Pepsi cold drink, it was $9.00 even.
Clicking Read More accesses the full schedule of of the 10 Sep 2016 Revisit events with more photo(s). In progress at the time of Posting, with over seven more hours on the schedule.


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Building gets C-2 Hwy oriented commercial zoning approval


2016-09-10 - Andersons Pizzeria, 1411 Campbellsville Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com (c).
This location received a second reading approval for being entered officially in the Columbia Planning & Zoning map zoned C-2 Highway Oriented Commercial at a special meeting of the Columbia City Council on Thursday, September 8, 2016. The building is owned by Don James, and is leased by John Thomas, operating Anderson's Pizzeria. Anderson's made the move to the City because of more restrictive ABC rules in the County. In addition to paying city property tax - as well as county - the business, with some 30 employees, will be contributing to the City of Columbia Payroll tax, and alcoholic beverage taxes which would have gone to Adair County will go to the city coffers. The business will, for now could be annexed because Campbellsville Road itself, for some two more miles, is within the limits of Columbia.


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Sister home to the Historic Butler House


2016-09-10 - High Street, Columbia, KY - Photo from ColumbiaMagazine.com files.
Historian Jim writes of the twin of the Historic Butler House he writes of in the Read More Story linked to this article. In speaking of the Butler house, Jim writes, my friend remarked, "Its 'twin' on High Street" - the house, above, of similar construction long occupied by Mrs. Butler's sister and brother-in-law, Lorena and R.F. Paull -- "has been so beautifully restored." Many would hope that the future for the Butler House on Greensburg might be even half as pleasing as the Chuck Rogers House, above. If it should be, it would be one of the 10-25 or so greatest architectural treasures in the city. - EW


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Revisit Knifley 2016 - Classic Cars at Patterson's


2016-09-10 - Pattersons Bait & Grocery, 5855 Elkhorn Road, Knifley, KY - Photo by Debbie Cowan, for Revisit Knifley.
Revisit Knifley 2016: Classic cars on display at Patterson's Grocery at the intersection of HWY 76 and HWY 551 in Knifley. The Revisit Knifley Festival will continue throughout the day with plans for singing and a fireworks display at dusk. - Debbie Cowan.
Clicking Read More accesses the full schedule of of the 10 Sep 2016 Revisit events. In progress at the time of Posting, with over seven more hours on the schedule.


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Revisit Knifley 2016 - The pillows say it all


2016-09-10 - Knifley, Adair County, KY - Photo by Debbie Cowan, for Revisit Knifley.
The pillows say it all!! There is no better place today than the Adair County community of Knifley. The Revisit Knifley 2016 Festival and Homecoming is in full swing. These pillows are available at the Spoons's vendor booth. Vendors are scheduled to be open until late this afternoon. - Debbie Cowan
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Revisit Knifley 2016: Ingermanns enjoying great music


2016-09-10 - Knifley, KY - Photo by Theresa Ingermann.
Chris Ingermann with son's Kai'Den (sitting) and Tristian (standing) at revisit Knifley today. Amazing turn out so far with great music and friendships everywhere. - Theresa Ingermann
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