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Scenic Metcalfe Co., KY: Fall reflections in Dunham Lake


2011-11-05 - Greensburg Road, Edmonton, KY. - Photo by Johnnietta Jessie.
Reflection: "I love the reflection of the leaf color in the lake. Dunham Lake just outside of Edmonton," writes Johnnietta Jessie. Seen in the ColumbiaMagazine group on Flickr.


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Major sidewalk rebuilding limited access to businesses today


2011-11-05 - 300 Quadrant of Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
The Pain of Progress: When business owners Phylis Gooden of 4 Seasons Consignment and Stephanie Feese of C-F Supply came to work this morning, they were surprised by the taped off parking area in front of their businesses and wondered why they had not be contacted ahead of time. Mayor Harris, in the accompanying story, that he understands their concern, but it was a one-time failure of communications between the city and the contractor. There had been an assumption that with ample parking around the Square and on side streets, and sidewalk access, customers could still get to the stores. The businesses along the sidewalk being rebuilt, historically known as the Well Walk, were given detailed schedules, Mayor Harris said, because they only have access from their Reed Street back doors. He's hoping that the improved access to the businesses along the walk and to businesses on the Square will make the inconvenience well worth the wait. The Walk is expected to be one of the major routes for what is hoped to be dramatically greater pedestrian traffic from Lindsey Hill.


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Black and White Kitten Found at Green River Reservoir


2011-11-05 - Site 1 - Photo by Lawrence Hamilton. Good Samaritan Lawrence writes, "Has anyone lost their black and white kitten? If so, I spotted the poor little thing on Saturday afternoon at the Site 1 entrance to the boat ramp. It is probably still in the area as none of my neighbors have claimed it."

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Breakfast with Bob 2011: Cass and Lash Davenport


2011-11-05 - ACES, 870 Indian DR, Columbia, KY - Photo by Shamarie Claiborne.
Cass and 'Flash' and the Bare Necessities Bear: Cass and son Lash Davenport were enjoying Breakfast with Bob this morning at ACES. Once a band kid, always a band kid. Cass was in the Adair County Marching Band from 1994-1998. Lash knows the entire Jungle Book Bare Necessities song by heart and sings it faultlessly. -SHAMARIE CLAIBORNE.


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Breakfast with Bob 2011: Pancake Chef Extraordinaire


2011-11-05 - ACES, 870 Indian DR, Columbia, KY - Photo by Shamarie Claiborne.
Head Pancake Chef Bre Bolin has been hard at work since 6:30am this morning making the best pancakes in town. We were wanting triangle shaped, but Bre said Round was her specialty. And so we can't mess with perfection. - SHAMARIE CLAIBORNE.


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Breakfast with Bob: Band Moms serving with love


2011-11-05 - 870 Indian Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Shamarie Claiborne.
Shamarie writes "There's still plenty of time to come have a great breakfast prepared by Band Moms with love." Above, Lou Anne Coomer and Tammy Rich.


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(Ad) Madrigal Dinner Nov. 29 & 30, 2011 at Cranmer


2011-11-05 - 420 Helen Flatt Drive. - Photo LWC photo.
The Lindsey Wilson Singers and The Lindsey Wilson Players
Nov. 29 & 30, 2011, 6:00pm - located in Cranmer Dining Center
$20/Person - $35/Couple / Reservations Required
Delight in the festive warmth of the Holidays! Lindsey Wilson College is proud to present their Christmas Madrigal Dinner. In a tradition dating back to the Middle Ages, the Madrigal Dinner is sure to lift your spirits and usher in the Christmas Season with great food, song, laughter, the King and Queen and the Lord of Misrule. Reserve your seat now! Call (270) 590-4803 for Reservations and information.


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