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Art of Photography Show, Downtown Columbia,KY


2013-01-31 - 212 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Carri Peterson (c). The Barn at the Homeplace on Green River, by Carri Peterson is now on display at Cafe on the Square, Columbia, KY. Click Readmore for feature story on exhibit

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Gravesite of PFC Harold Leonard Burton


2013-01-30 - 6090 Liberty Road, Columbia, KY - Photo By Mike Watson. Mike Watson writes, "Here is what I got on PFC Burton: - "Burton, Harold Leonard, Pfc, Company K, 398 Infantry Regiment, 100 Infantry Division, U.S. Army, Kentucky, enlisted 1 July 1943, killed in action; born 5 April 1925, killed 5 April 1945, buried Bearwallow Cemetery." -Mike Watson Comments re article 57287 Query Information on veteran Harold Leonard Burton

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(Ad) House for Sale


2013-01-30 - Bird Road, Breeding, KY - Photo by Alexis Jennings.

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Trey Garmon signs to play golf at Lindsey Wilson


2013-01-30 - ACHS, 526 Indian Drive, Columbia KY - Photo by Dan White, LWC. Adair County High School's Trey Garmon signs to play golf at Lindsey Wilson College on Tuesday morning, January 29, 2013 at the ACHS library. Sitting, from left: Garmon's father Shane, Trey, his mother Missy and brother Tanner. Standing: Adair County golf coach Steve Burton and Lindsey Wilson head coach Shaun Cozart. - Dan White, Lindse Wilson College

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Buttercups bloomed in Russell Co., KY, Jan. 17, 2013


2013-01-30 - Russell County, KY - Photo by Nancy Ann.
"We call them buttercups.
Got an earlier start in Russell Co. (note date)," Nancy Ann writes.


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Emmie, golden retriever, missing since Jan. 20, 2013 (FOUND)


2013-01-30 - Vester/Christine area, Adair Co., KY - Photo by Teresa Roy.
My Golden Retriever, Emmie, has been missing for over a week now. She was last seen on January 20, 2013 in the Vester-Christine area about a mile off KY 206 on the Christine Road. We fear someone might have picked her up. She very friendly and would go up to anyone. Emmie is almost 3 years old; she's light-golden, has a crazy biting thing she does with her mouth when she grins, and she's wearing a pink collar. If anyone were to see a strange dog in their neighborhood matching her description, please call me at 270-634-3670 or e-mail me at touchofamber@windstream.net. Thank you. We would dearly love to have her back. She's precious! - Teresa Roy Click on ReadMore for Happy Ending Happy Ending, written at 6:22pmCT, Wednesday, January 30, 2013. Emmie is back home.


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The Mysterious Gray Weather Cat has looked at the signs . . .


2013-01-29 - Fortune Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
. . . and folks, it ain't good
. The Mysterious Gray Weather Cat which Great Mema has recruited for daily visits has been narrow focused today. Mostly it wants to come in the house, desperately so. Or it's intent on watching the sky with a wary eye, as in the left photo, looking for signs. After much coaxing, it delivered its summary of the situation, which we interpreted as "It ain't good." Great Mema says that they watch cats in China to see what weather is about to happen - there cats are believed to sense earthquakes ahead of time. "They're never wrong," Great Mema says of her furry friends. She's watched the Mysterious Gray Weather Cat today, and is sure something is coming down. Birds acted funny, today, too. They were either eerily quiet or making frenetic chatter, and they weren't freeloading at the seed tray. May be coincidental but the National Weather Service was predicting thunderstorms, in concert with the Mysterious Cat. - Ed Waggener


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