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Easter tradition: Draped cross over Red Brick Studio
 2017-04-15 - Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Downtown Columbia is sparkling with change and renewal and attention to the Easter Season. This morning, Sat 15 Apr 2017, visitors will see the black mourning drape on the central cross atop the Red Brick Studio Building. And Deputy Regional Jailer Marc Evans and a crew from the Adair County Restricted Custody Center mowed and spruced up the Historic Adair County Courthouse. And there's renewal at the Lindsey Wilson Building/Old Jeffries Building, and plenty of parking on the Square. Photo 15 Apr 2017.
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Scenic Cumberland Co., KY: Mighty Cumberland River
 2017-04-15 - Bank Street, Burkesville, Cumberland County, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, Columbiamagazine.com(c) . Near Carl Carey's Fishing Place: Spring flowers drape the bank of Bank Street and the mighty Cumberland River seen through the gumbo/slingshot tree trunk, and even from this diminishing perspective, one can see that, as Maxey Oakes said, "The Cumberland River is a big river." Sorry, Ray Hutchison, Jimmy Firquin, Billy Ballou, and even the late Dr. Billy K. Neat, you erred in disputing Mr. Oakes' assessment. It is a big river. And sorry, Flower People, the foreground focus may not be good enough to ID, but we'd like to know. - EW. Photo Fri 14 Apr 2016
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Fishing for trout from a chair: Carl Carey's gear and favored bait
 2017-04-15 - Bank Street, Burkesville, Cumberland County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com photo(c). Del Monte Whole Kernel corn is the preferred bait Carl Carey uses to land trout. He buys the premium corn, but says that other brands work as well. "Just has to be whole kernel," he says, "don't use creamed corn." Fishing gear is simple: Two workable and well used rod & reels.
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Scenic Casey Co., KY - Pretty farm scene, River Road, Dunnville, KY
 2017-04-15 - River Road, Dunnville, Casey County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com photo(c). Casey County is in its golden season. This picture was taken Wed 12 Apr 2017. - EW
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Mr. George Keltner's corner has lots of spring color
 2017-04-14 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com. In Columbia, it's a tradition to admire the spring color in George Keltner's yard on the corner of Jones and Greensburg Streets. The side-by-side red and white-bud trees have limbs overlapping in artful arrangement. The red, white and blue American flag flying in the background makes the picture perfect.
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