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Chase Cox: Deadly shooting from three point land


2010-12-19 - Photo by Chris Wells. LWC photo. 360 Spickard DR, Columbia, KY
Deadly accurate Chase Cox, former Taylor Co. High School star, led Lindsey Wilson College to a 97-63 cruise past East-West University of Chicago, IL, this afternoon, Sunday, December 19, 2010, at Biggers Sports Arena. For the game, Cox hit five from behind the arc, on the way to a game total of 17, highest for the home team.


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Flag flies over fire ruins of Green River Marina


2010-12-19 - Photo by Geniece Marcum. Green River Marina, Green River Lake, between Columbia and Campbellsvile, KY
The U.S. Flag flies over the ruins of the Green River Marina: but it is does not as much a symbol of memorial as one of optimism. The newsletter for the marina vows with Gen. MacArthur certainty, "We Will Rebuild." A fire at 9pmCT, Friday, November 28, 2010, destroyed the Green River Marina, which had served as a grocery store, gift shop and restaurant at the popular boat dock. Plans are to rebuild the dock. This photo taken December 18, 2010, by Geniece Marcum. Click to Firefighters on the scene at Taylor Co. Marina with photos by Lawrence Hamilton and to Marina Fire may have had electrical origin by Ronnie Dooley, Taylor County Fire Department, with photo.


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2010 Holiday Greetings from Old Coddger and Pat


2010-12-19 - Photo submitted by Susan Long Lillis. Columbia, KY
"Mom and Dad sent this out to all the kids, wishing them a Merry Christmas. I'm sure they meant it for all the world. The photo was taken in the last few days. I believe they were getting ready to see how the Harley handles the ice storm. So, Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from Old Coddger and Pat! s/Susan Long Lillis, Cindi Long Alexander, and Cathy Long Akin.

Send your 2010 Holiday Greetings now: See special instructions for submitting for 2010 Christmas Greeting Cards 2010 Christmas, New Year's Holiday Greeting Cards


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New sign of our times: The C sign on City Hall


2010-12-19 - Photo by Ed Waggener. 116 Campbellsville ST, Columbia, KY
A "C" Sign has been posted to the narrow brick field between the downspout and entry overhang on the addition to City Hall, 116 Campbellsville ST, Columbia, KY.


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Christmas lights, 2010: Inspiring Campbellsville Baptist Church


2010-12-19 - Photo by Ed Waggener. Davenport Student Commons
410 North Hoskins AV, Campbellsville, KY 42718 (MAP)

The Spire at Campbellsville Baptist Church, 420 Central AV, Campbellsville, KY (MAP), provides a focal point for many photographs from and on Campbellsville University. This one, an at the moment concept shot with a point and shoot, is of the broad walk off N. Hoskins Avenue to Winters Dining Center, which fronts on the 400 Block (MAP) of Columbia Avenue. University leaders say that campus' photogenic qualities are by design, much the same way developers of Helen, GA, re-designed that small north Georgia community a major vacation destination with an eye toward making that town a photographers' dream - something that seems to have happened in Columbia fortuitously.


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Favorite Old Photo: The home of Susie Browning


2010-12-19 - Photo by the Feedman. Marion Co., KY
The Feedman writes:: A Glimpse of the Past. The home of Susie Browning, my Grandmother. Marion County, Kentucky: The Browning homeplace circa the late 1920,s . This is a scan of the original photo that I had saw copies of. Quite a surprise when I saw the enlargement and was able to make out that the image on the porch was my G-Grandfather Richard Miles Greenwell. In the copies that I had seen and even the original photo , you could tell that there were people on the porch, though indistinguishable. Would be stretching it to say for sure that "Granny" was by his side.Dating the photo from a two year period that G-Granddad Richard Miles lived with his daughter before his death in November 1928. I do not have any memory of a plank fence in front of the house, ....... it was woven wire fencing with either the same gate or one identical to it.Seen in the ColumbiaMagazine group on Flickr.


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Birds of Kentucky: Heron, off into the gray urban yonder


2010-12-18 - Photo by Linda Waggener. Town Creek, Columbia, KY
Sailing away. The heron leaves, and the serenity of the day, for him and us, returned. -Linda


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