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Scenic Green Co., KY: Tree lined streets, shady downtown


2012-05-19 - S. Main Street, Greensburg, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Greensburg, KY,
is proving that Downtowns can be scenic, shady, and safe and that the best of yesterday can be preserved - even improved. This is a view from the 100 block of S. Main onto the Square. On the left is the historic Woodson Lewis building. On the right, the green and red buildings are to be restored to become a downtown hotel, and restaurant. A moist historic district vote for alcoholic beverages recently passed and has now been upheld through the Kentucky Court of Appeals.


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Art in the Alley, Greensburg, KY


2012-05-19 - Photo by Ed Waggener. Themed signs for the Art in the Alley Festival, with art,music, food, and history, abound in Greensburg, KY. There's no way to miss it.

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Scenic Adair Co., KY: Tim Smith sculpture


2012-05-19 - 201 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Scales of Justice sculpture
with Jones Building providing all white backdrop.


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Scenic Taylor Co., KY - Wendell Berry: Clay Hill Memorial Forest


2012-05-19 - 7426 Old Lebanon RD, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, CU photo.
There is a contemplative, spiritual retreat quality at Clay Hill Memorial Forest, between Campbellsville and Lebanon, KY, with welcome thoughts along the paths, like this verse from Kentucky poet Wendell Berry. The idea of marrying literature with observant walks through nature is occasionally seen on private nature walks in South Central Kentucky as well as Campbellsville University teaching conservancy at Clay Hill. Owners place lines by poets along the paths, with boxes with books of verse near benches and rests along the way for family and invited friends to enjoy.


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(Ad) Sports Biz: Call 270-380-1020


2012-05-19 - 128 Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY - Photo Adv. Dept. CM.
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New officers of Adair County KESPA


2012-05-18 - Columbia, KY - Photo submitted by Jason Rector.
Adair County Kentucky Education Support Professionals Association (KESPA) held local elections of officers and results for an incoming two-year term are: Jason Rector, President Center; Ruth Ann Clementsleft, Vice-President and Sarah Lewis, Secretary/Treasurer.


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Why? Maury needs advice on tree which thinks it's fall


2012-05-18 .
Maury Lewis writes: The leaves on this tree are turning yellow and falling off like it was Autumn. Can someone out there tell me what kind of tree this is and why are its leaves falling off already.? 270-634-2092 -Melewi, aka Maury Lewis


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