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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.

Pumpkin Chuckers: Heaven's Path Centrifugal Machine


2011-10-09 - Edmonton, KY - Photo courtesy Ted Martin. Third place was taken by Heaven's Path's centrifugal machine operated by Ted Martin.

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Pumpkin Chuckers: Heaven's Path Trebuchet


2011-10-09 - Edmonton, KY - Photo courtesy Ted Martin. First place was taken by Heaven's Path's trebuchet operated by Aaron Petranek.

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Pumpkin Chuckers: MCHS Shop Class


2011-10-09 - Edmonton, KY - Photo courtesy Ted Martin. The high school shop class team are shown here with their student-operated trebuchet.

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The Watcher


2011-10-09 - Photo by Pen.


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LWC remains undefeated: Philip Sandgren, Kristinstad, Sweden


2011-10-09 - 151 Holloway Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Dan White. LWC photo.
Lindsey Wilson's Philip Sandgren in action in the thriller on The Hill as the nation's No. 2 ranked NAIA men's soccer team remained undefeated after a 98 minute overtime match at Walter S. Reuling Stadium.


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Bank Robbery Re-Enactment: Smoking Gun


2011-10-09 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Johnny Tarter.
At first glance, a case for K. Hill, PI, Village of Hardscratch, KY: Johnny Tarter's picture of Jesse James on his Palomino was sent with the question, "The shot that from the James gang that killed the banker?" sort of answers itself, with one look at them beady, hidden eyes, that steely, heartless look, that smoking gun. But it was just an act; in real life this is Columbia's own kindly, song writing, guitar strumming good ole boy Barry Jones. He's a major player in the Green River Cowboys re-enactment company which gave the finest performance of all, before a record crowd affirmed, now, by both the Chief of Police of Columbia, Adair County, KY, and the most precision-minded crowd counting historian in America, Charles Grimsley.


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Downtown Days 2011: Best seats in the house


2011-10-08 - Bank of Columbia - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Perks of the Privileged: Financial workers at the Bank of Columbia had the best seats in the house to enjoy the Big River Band and Joe Diffie concerts Saturday night at Downtown Days 2011. Easily identifiable, in the right window, is Rhonda Compton, with camera and position for the best photos of the evening. At least a few VIPs were also admitted to the upper floors of the Historic Adair County County Courthouse.


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