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Downtown Columbia, KY: Valentine's Day Flowers & Bears


2013-02-10 - 328 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Window Shoppers and Downtown Diners out for turn around the Square can't help but notice this window of Flowers & Bears, a reminder that Valentine's Day is just 4 days off: Thursday, February 14, 2013.


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Winfrey Hotel/Collins Drug Building today - Feb. 10, 2013


2013-02-10 - 328 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. The Winfrey Hotel building, the site of the story by Mike Watson, as it looks today. The building is now occupied by The Flower Garden. This photo taken Sunday, February 10, 2013. Many famous people have used the second floor as a residence, including later Kentucky Governor Thomas Bramlette.

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Old Winfrey Hotel building, where cholera epidemic started


2013-02-10 - 328 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Mike Watson.
Oldest Building on the Public Squre and more:
This photo is not old, at least by my standards--being post World War II. It appears to be a photographers proof and may have been taken by either Joseph Allison or Connell Morrison. Taken from the side yard of the Courthouse, from the Greensburg end, the photo is of the building most older Adair Countians remember fondly as Collins' Corner Drug, which is the oldest building on the Public Square and was for a very long time known simply as the Winfrey Hotel building--where the cholera epidemic took hold in 1873. Notice, to the right of the drug store, is Marshall's Variety Store, then the Kroger. To the left, and down Campbellsville Street, there were still trees on the Myers' house lot where the Municipal Building was constructed in the 1960s. - Mike Watson


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Happy Tails: The Abandoned Aussie mix puppies


2013-02-10 - Sugarfoot Farm Rescue, 860 Sparksville Road, Columbia, KY 42728 - Photo by Peg Schaeffer. They're from a family of six puppies found by the side of the road by Good Samaritan Brittany Kelley, who was able to place one of them in a new home. The rest, including those in the photo(s) above, are now at Sugarfoot Farm Rescue, 860 Sparksville Road, Columbia, KY 42728 where they await Furever Homes. The five puppies now are named Abby, Breena, Jethro, Kelly, & Jiva or Ziva.

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Kate Spalding, Mikayla Lyman - Lindsey Wilson swimmers


2013-02-10 - 299 Williams Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Dan White, LWC.
Kate Spaulding from Springfield, KY, right, smiles between events on Friday with teammate Mikayla Lyman of Boise, Idaho during the first day of the Mid-South Conference Swimming Invitational hosted on the Lindsey Wilson College campus at the Holloway Center Natatorium. - Dan White


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(Ad) Three Bedroom, Two Bath house for sale!


2013-02-09 - 156 Snow Crest Dr. Columbia, KY - Photo photo by owner.
156 Snow Crest Dr. Columbia, KY
$159,000
This beautiful home is situated on TWO lots in a family friendly neighborhood! The house includes a garage, glass sun room, large laundry room, and a large addition with partial basement. The home has hardwood floors and crown molding throughout, with tile in the bathrooms and laundry room, and carpet in the bedrooms. To make an appointment contact 270-250-4342 or 270-378-2242


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Changing face of Burkesville Street - February 9, 2013


2013-02-09 - 500 Block Burkesville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Two renovation projects are moving along on Burkesville Street, The smaller building on the left is being remodeled for a new phase returning to its original use as a drug store. When it was first built it housed Luther and Dorothy Collins drug store. Its new purpose is as Adair Drug Store. Just beyond, one of the former Dreamland Motel complex, and office/apartment building, is being remodelled as the headquarters for Lewis Transport. Photo Saturday evening, February 9, 2013


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