Donation to the Trabue Russell House
2022-06-09 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo from the office of Mayor Pam Hoots, Columbia, KY
Leon Huff donated an item of historical significance to the Trabue Russell House this week as he celebrated his 87th birthday. He presented a hoe that he told Mayor Pam Hoots he felt was probably used at the time Daniel Trabue lived in the house, dating back to the 1800s. To visit the Trabue Russell House and see this item and many others in the collections, call the City of Columbia, 270-384-2501. Comments | Permalink
2022-06-09 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo from the office of Mayor Pam Hoots, Columbia, KY
Leon Huff donated an item of historical significance to the Trabue Russell House this week as he celebrated his 87th birthday. He presented a hoe that he told Mayor Pam Hoots he felt was probably used at the time Daniel Trabue lived in the house, dating back to the 1800s. To visit the Trabue Russell House and see this item and many others in the collections, call the City of Columbia, 270-384-2501. Comments | Permalink
Epicurean Kentuckian: Buffalo Chicken Mac and Cheese
2022-06-09 - Louisville, KY - Photo by Pen
A decadent take on macaroni and cheese, the Buffalo Chicken mac and cheese from Double Dogs restaurant features spicy fried chicken, croutons, and even more cheese melted on top. Comments | Permalink
2022-06-09 - Louisville, KY - Photo by Pen
A decadent take on macaroni and cheese, the Buffalo Chicken mac and cheese from Double Dogs restaurant features spicy fried chicken, croutons, and even more cheese melted on top. Comments | Permalink
Blueberry crop harvesting in progress
2022-06-09 - Metcalfe County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Seasonal jobs are happening in local blueberry fields just as in tobacco cutting days. The start of blueberry growing in Kentucky happened not far from this Breeding Road farm. The couple who started the dream came south from rugged Michigan winters (the blueberry capital of America). They said they were looking for land that would grow sage brush and cedar trees because the soil ph balance is what blueberries thrive in. This region, in the hills near the Adair - Metcalfe - Cumberland County lines, turned out to be just right. Comments | Permalink
2022-06-09 - Metcalfe County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Seasonal jobs are happening in local blueberry fields just as in tobacco cutting days. The start of blueberry growing in Kentucky happened not far from this Breeding Road farm. The couple who started the dream came south from rugged Michigan winters (the blueberry capital of America). They said they were looking for land that would grow sage brush and cedar trees because the soil ph balance is what blueberries thrive in. This region, in the hills near the Adair - Metcalfe - Cumberland County lines, turned out to be just right. Comments | Permalink
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