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Pinewood Shopping Center: Will Walker Road, extended


2016-03-29 - KY 61/Burkesville Road, New Columbia, KY - Photo By Michael Lee Stephens.
Pyles Excavating, Inc, is doing the site preparation at Pinewood Shopping Center. This will be the roadbed for the extension of Will Walker Road. Photo taken on 23 Mar 2016, as work on project began in earnest.


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Scenic Metcalfe County, KY: Toby Hill Road


2016-03-29 - Off US 68 East, Edmonton, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Some roads just invite one to take a look or another visit. There are always hints of what's to come. This one draws folks in the the stunning red cedar lined. Metcalfe Countians appreciate the trees as ornaments and monuments in a way few other places do. Toby Hill Road pays off. It leads to Beechville Road to Rockland Mills Road, to The Cut and on to Knob Lick or Sulphur Well or some other big city. - EW


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Life in the Holler: Mates for all his creatures


2016-03-29 - The Holler, Old Clearsprings Road, Ozark, KY - Photo by Shamarie Harper.
"I guess God makes soul mates for all his creatures . . . These two were practically glued to each other all afternoon Sunday. - Shamarie Harper Photo Easter Sun, 27 Mar 2016.


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Epicurean Kentuckian: Tenderloin Biscuit for two


2016-03-29 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
In Adair County - you don't have to argue at most places to get a Tenderloin Biscuit fixed right - it's just "deluxed" - O/L/T'ed - with an added request for pickles. They've done it right when the tenderloin has to stretch to match the thickness of the sweet white onion and the gauge of the tomato. Asking for enough lettuce to taste is way too much trouble, and that's the least important element. Excellent with a side bowl of Gravy. And too cheap to tell the price.


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Finally, work resumes on Heartland Parkway


2016-03-29 - Coburg, KY - Photo by Larry Smith, FM 92.7 the WAVE & FM 99.9 the Big Dawg.
Larry Smith, General manager of the Big Dawg, 99.9 FM and the WAVE, 92.7 FM, writes: "Happy to see construction work on the Columbia Bypass to Taylor County line stretch of the Heartland Parkway has resumed after six weeks. Haven't learned all the details on why, or what the new specifications are - hope they have not been compromised - but the Heartland is important to this region, for those of us who regularly commute this stretch of road, but also to the growth of South Central Kentucky.


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Downtown Greensburg, KY: Redbud and American Flag


2016-03-28 - Greensburg, KY - Photo by Ed and Linda Waggener.
Can't be sure which of us took this photo because one of us was on one side of the Green County Public Library and one on the other side, and both of us were admiring and photographing the landscape of Redbud trees around the American Flag. - LW/EW


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Grabites at the Green Co., KY Public Library


2016-03-28 - Green County Public Lirbary, 112 W Court Street, Greensburg, KY - Photo By Ed and Linda Waggener.
When one is wondering about anything in Green County and beyond, a great place to start asking is at the Green County Public Library. Curious about Grab, KY, were delighted to find that the library has three "Grabites" who have roots in that special community and can direct wannabe Grabites with their unique knowledge of the community. From left are: Missy Lee Curry, Library Manager; Sheila Davenport, Circulation Clerk; and Shelley Davis Pruitt, Library Director. And the great thing about them is that what they don't know about Grab they will refer visitors to Jerry Arnett (and tell one the proper pronounciation of "Arn-it,"} who is a walking encyclopedia of all things Grab. Arnett's Jerry's Trading Post has a rare collection of Grab history and artifacts and is a center of community activities. The Green County Public Library is located just off the Greensburg Public Square, at 112 W Court Street. The hours Mon-Tue-Thu-Friday, 8:30am-4:30CT and Wed & Sat, 8:30am-12pmNoonCT. Website: www.gcpl.info - EW/LW


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