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Don't laugh. It saves him $3.88 a gallon!



2008-05-29 - Reed Street, Columbia, KY - Photo By Jane Smith.
JANE SMITH captured this idyllic scene of a dignified Columbia businessman riding a bicycle this morning, Thursday, May 29, 2008, and sent the caption above, "Don't laugh, it saves him $3.88 a gallon!" The man on the bicycle is David Martin. Bicycle use may increase. As well as walking, horseback riding, and, especially, carpooling. Many have become nostalgic for the convenience of Greyhound and Shortway bus service to Louisville and Fuqua bus service from Somerset to Hopkinsville (remember the airport limousine-style bus?) which used to serve Columbia. Bike racks, are scheduled to be installed in the Downtown Fountain area by Mayor Pat Bell's crews, and at the Adair County Public Library by County Judge Ann Melton's Adair County Road Department. The bike spiffy bike racks are being donated by Lindsey Wilson College's maintenance department.


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