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Burton Bros. Station: Landmark Building being razed - I
2013-11-06 - NE Corner, Campbellsville & Fairground Streets, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Pyles Excavation began prepping the landmark Burton Bros. Station for demolition this morning; and Columbia Gas Superintendent Ron Cook and a small crew were on hand to point out gas lines for them. Burton Bros. Station has been a Columbia landmark since the 1950s. Sandy Pyles of Pyles Excavation said that before the work began there were requests for souvenir bricks from the station. (Memories of the station are welcome. Use the the Comments button with this photo to submit. - CM)
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First in line to file for County Court Clerk
2013-11-06 - Adair Annex, 424 Public Square - Photo By Ed Waggener. Lisa Greer Front and Center was surrounded by her family, who posed for this photo as as Ms. Greer was waiting in line to be the fourth candidate to file today. Left is her mother, Jewell Brown and right is her daughter, Ashley Tucker. In back are her father, Gordon Brown; husband Phillip Greer, and son Jordan Lee. Two step daughters, Cheyenne Greer, and Tamara Coomer, are students at Russell County High School. She has two grandsons, Braxton Tucker and Jaxon Tucker, students at ACPC. Her son in law is D.J. Tucker. This her first race for public office.
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Sheriff Harrison Moss first to file this morning
2013-11-06 - Adair Annex, 424 Public Square - Photo by Ed Waggener. The first candidate for an Adair County office to file this morning was Sheriff Harrison Moss, filing for re-election, Deputy Clerk Becky Rogers is assisting candidates this morning. At the time, minutes after 8amCT, there was already a line of candidates waiting to file, including two Republican candidates, next in line Justin Claywell and, third, Chris Janes.
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Epicurean Kentuckian: Skillet pot roast
2013-11-06 - EK Kitchen - Photo CM staff photo. This pot roast was a gift from a wonderful friend. Geniece, Linda, & Ed want everyone to know that it was put to a good use, with special thanks to the pot roast fairy. -EW
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2014 Fall Color on West Fortune Street, Columbia, KY
2013-11-06 - 100 Block Fortune Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Yellow dominates the the November fall color on Fortune Street accented by glistening green magnolia leaves and ivy.
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The Sanders Ridge Super Survivor Duck
2013-11-06 - Sanders Ridge, District 1, Adair County, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Dean Vannoy is proud of the sole surviving Pekin Duck out of several he bought to keep the algae out of his bluegill pond. The duck doesn't have a name, but its admired because of its ability to evade predators. The others were eaten by coyotes. This one shared the bluegill feed Vannoy tossed on the pond. "And when I don't feed the bluegill," he said, "he'll go up to the house and get the pet food I leave for my cats and dogs." The pond is spring fed, and neatly mowed grass walkways give easy access.
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