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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.
Commissioner Brewer introduces
2010-12-18 - Photo by Les Williams. Frankfort, KY
Kentucky State Police Commissioner Rodney Brewer spoke before a blow-up of one of the cards in the Kentucky's Unsolved Cases deck. The commissioner spoke to a gathering of multiple law enforcement agencies,to unveil the first ever statewide 'Kentucky Unsolved Cases Initiative' in anticipation that playing cards will deal clues in unsolved cases.
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Stack the Deck playing cards
2010-12-18 - Photo by Les Williams. KSP photo. Frankfort, KY
The Kentucky State Police have created a deck of cards to help crack Kentucky's Unsolved Crimes. The cards were unveiled at a ceremony in Frankfort on Thursday, with a media blitz following.
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Mini Leftwich family reunion
2010-12-18 - Photo by Ed Waggener. Columbia, KY
Mini reunion held - Scotty Martin, back right, from Sulphur Well, was in Columbia recently to see his Aunt Geniece Marcum, seated, who is here visiting son-in-law Ed and daughter Linda Waggener, in back at left. Scotty is on Christmas break from Elizabethtown Community and Technical College where he is majoring in plumbing. His wife, Brenda, raises and sells some very adorable puppies. Scottie's mother, Eugenia, and Geniece are sisters.
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KSP Post 15 Crams the Cruiser with 1200 lbs. of food for needy
2010-12-17 - Photo by TFC Wm. Gregory. Kentucky State Police Post 15, 1118 Jamestown ST,
(at Exit 49, Louie B. Nunn Parkway), Columbia, KY
Columbia, KY - Troopers from Post 15 with the cruiser used in the "Cram the Cruiser" food drive. From left: Tpr. Andy Olson, Lt. Jeff Suratt, TFC. Billy Gregory and Tpr. Clint Walker. The event raised over 1200 pounds of food from around the Post 15 area.
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An Achievement for the Ages: First Customer at Burger King
2010-12-17 - Photo by high level CM contributor. Burger King, 101 Dohoney Trace, Holladay Place, Columbia, KY
Dan White, having already enjoyed 15 minutes of fame so many times he's earned enough hours for the record book, now has one nobody in the world can claim. He made it to the Columbia Burger King opening this morning to be the first customer of the store, now and forever, and would receive a nomination for the World Record Book of Guinnesses, were its titler, the late great Mayor Coy "Squaredeal" Downey to bestow the honor. ColumbiaMagazine.com has been promised a place in the queue for interviews.
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Tompkinsville Elementary receive PRIDE Award
2010-12-16 - Photo by Cindy Lackey, PRIDE. Tompkinsville Elementary School
420 Elementary School RD, Tompkinsville, KY MAP
PRIDE's Mark Davis back left presented Tompkinsville Elementary School PRIDE Club's award to the club sponsors, who are Dana Gillenwater, Dana Hammer, Amy Thompson and Charity Stoops, and to the four students who participated in the project, who are Cahill Wilson (5th grade), Tyrec Mink (5th grade), Emily Burks (4th grade) and Abby Turner (5th grade).
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