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Changing Downtown Columbia: Buildings razed, Theatre Walk
 2016-09-01 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com (c). Buildings which housed some very memorable Columbia businesses are gone.. The little buildings on the Theater or North Walk off the Public Square have been razed. In the foreground, the one time location of Royse Shoe Shoe and later City Tv, and just beyond, where Cole & Pickett Barber Shop once stood, have been razed. The magazine is inquiring about what is intended for the locations. Of course, memories are welcome. - Ed Waggener. Photo September 1, 2016. Paired photo. See also - Where historic barber shop stood
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Christy Keltner with son of Roy Orbison
 2016-09-01 - Hendersonville, TN - Photo submitted by Christy Keltner. Singer Christy Keltner of Milltown, KY is shown above with Roy Kelton Orbison, Jr. "We were at the Bell Cove on Old Hickory Lake in Hendersonville, TN, honoring Nash Cat Jim Vest on April 2, 2016. He, in turn honored me with this picture with me." Christy writes, adding, "Jim Vest is my best friend since the 70s. We did a lot of things together. Jim is in four halls of fame. He's played steel for a lot of big stars and wrote songs for them."
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KY Afield Outdoors: Sept is quota hunt application month
 2016-09-01 - Frankfort, KY - Photo by Lee McClellan. Hunters who plan to participate in the quota hunts for deer, pheasant, quail, upland birds or waterfowl have the month of September to apply. You can apply by going to the Kentucky Fish and Wildlife website at www.fw.ky.gov or by calling 1-877-599-2401.
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International Student Program students from France
 2016-09-01 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Mariah Stearns, Lindsey Wilson College. Franck Bikoya from Schiltigheim, Bas Rhin in France and Stephane Dasse from Lille, France. Both young men are studying Business and are on the soccer team. - Sabine Eastham
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LWC host parents with international students from Korea, Japan
 2016-09-01 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Mariah Stearns, Lindsey Wilson College. Host parents Ladevany (student at LWC) and Carol Franklin with host students Juhyan Kim from Gwonseon-gu in South Korea who quickly adopted the name of "Chloe" and Mina Wakida form Ichinomiya, Aichi- Japan. Both are here for a one year exchange. - Sabine Eastham
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