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The K & F, after Travis Kimbler & Bobby Webster



2012-03-09 - Jamestown Hill, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
This was the state of things at our old Hot Prints - Movie Land - K & F Supermarket - Darrell Young Home Place after Travis Kimbler and Bobby Webster completed destruction today, Friday, March 9, 2012. The scene is from Carrie Bolin Drive, looking North toward Franklin Nissan's sign (itself located a few feet from Columbia's City Limits at one time). Travis Kimbler, who heads Kimbler Construction Company, said that despite the downturn, he'd stayed busy all winter, and now, with the economy picking up, he expects to be even busier. The company specializes in razing removal of old buildings, and bridges and also does backhoe work. Hotprints has already moved to his new building on KY 55, across from Creekbend Road and is scheduled to officially open Monday, March 12, 2012 there.


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