Travel: aiming to visit 63 national parks
2025-03-04 - on the road - Photo by Josh Brockman
Josh writes, "Amy and I plan to visit and hike all 63 national parks. Maybe one day when we get that done we will try traveling abroad, but there are so many beautiful places God has created for us to see in the United States first." Comments | Permalink
2025-03-04 - on the road - Photo by Josh Brockman
Josh writes, "Amy and I plan to visit and hike all 63 national parks. Maybe one day when we get that done we will try traveling abroad, but there are so many beautiful places God has created for us to see in the United States first." Comments | Permalink
Pine trees removed from shopping center
2025-03-04 - Columbia, KY - Photo by David Goguen
The big pine trees that lined the parking lot between Tray's Garden and McDonalds in Columbia are down and being removed. Photographer David Goguen asked at the restaurants but no one has heard why. Comments | Permalink
2025-03-04 - Columbia, KY - Photo by David Goguen
The big pine trees that lined the parking lot between Tray's Garden and McDonalds in Columbia are down and being removed. Photographer David Goguen asked at the restaurants but no one has heard why. Comments | Permalink
A 'red letter' day in Columbia history
2025-03-04 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Mike Watson
Thirty-seven (37) years ago the Moore family opened in their present location on the Square in Columbia and have been serving some of the best food in town ever since, writes Mike Watson. Friday morning Charlotte Moore Hare was serving up breakfast, fast and hot, even while shorthanded and with water issues - now repaired. The iconic restaurant, a favorite with locals as well as travelers, is noted state-wide and beyond. With a long history of businesses in this location, the Moore's have been operating for 46 years total, the first few years across the Square. Stop by and tell 'em you saw it on Columbia Magazine! Comments | Permalink
2025-03-04 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Mike Watson
Thirty-seven (37) years ago the Moore family opened in their present location on the Square in Columbia and have been serving some of the best food in town ever since, writes Mike Watson. Friday morning Charlotte Moore Hare was serving up breakfast, fast and hot, even while shorthanded and with water issues - now repaired. The iconic restaurant, a favorite with locals as well as travelers, is noted state-wide and beyond. With a long history of businesses in this location, the Moore's have been operating for 46 years total, the first few years across the Square. Stop by and tell 'em you saw it on Columbia Magazine! Comments | Permalink
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