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A collection of pictures that have appeared on ColumbiaMagazine.com and in the print edition of Columbia! Magazine. Photos are sorted from most recent to oldest. To see more pictures, click the "View the next..." link at the bottom of this page. To find a specific photo, try our Search Page.

Snowmageddon in Gradyville


2016-01-23 - Gradyville, KY - Photo by Betsy Fausnaugh. Betsy writes, "Today is a much prettier day in Gradyville! Sunshine glistening off trees and hillsides left us breathless. Either that or walking through 16 inches of snow. Either way it was a good day!"

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Moon over snowy Gradyville


2016-01-23 - Gradyville, KY - Photo by Betsy Fausnaugh. Betsy writes, "A little something to end the day with and appreciate where we live..."

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Dunbar Hill snow plow incident


2016-01-23 - Elkhorn Road - Photo from Mike Keltner.
Snow plows usually have no trouble but Dunbar Hill in the Knifley area of northern Adair County can be trouble in any type of weather, especially the 14-inches of snow that covered it yesterday. The plow slid off the road but thankfully no one was reported hurt.


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Adair road before snow plows were out


2016-01-23 - Photo from Mike Keltner.
This photo shows the state of Adair County roads before snow plows were able to do their work. This is one of a group of photos of the storm from Mike Keltner, Director of Adair County Emergency Management.


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Mother Nature in white, man in red


2016-01-23 - Photo from Mike Keltner. Mike Keltner, Director of Adair County Emergency Management, shared this high-contrast photo from Friday's snow storm that left the area with 14" of snow.

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Cane Valley area of Adair County all in white


2016-01-23 - Photo by Firefighter Adam Coomer.
This drone photo sent in by Mike Keltner, Director of Adair County Emergency Management, shows the roadways from North 55 looking back toward Columbia in the southern Cane Valley / Keltner Road area.


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Birds of Kentucky: Cardinal found food during storm


2016-01-23 - Murfreesboro, TN - Photo Dotty Thompson Nagel.
Edmonton native Dotty Thompson Nagel shared photos of the birds who stopped by her back yard feeders.


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