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The first Columbia Magazine Epicurean Kentuckian

2025-02-12 - Columbia, KY - Photo from Annette Richards
Columbia Magazine Editor Ed Waggener was known as Eddie to his family and friends growing up. In this 1953 keepsake picture from his sister Annette, it looks like he's happily enjoying the middle of a ripe watermelon, probably in his mother's kitchen on Jamestown Street in Columbia.

Seeing that reminded me that in our 48 years of marriage, that's the same way Ed enjoyed ripe tomatoes - cutting it at its roundest for the biggest possible center slice, stacking the remaining halves back together and setting the altered tomato aside.

Then he'd place his prime center tomato slice on one of the two slices of white bread, each covered with Miracle Whip, (that was his sandwich rule, it had to have MW equally spread on both slices of bread, not just one slice as my family did in Metcalfe County). He'd artfully place the juicy tomato round on one slice of bread, top it with the other, then gently mash the sandwich together before taking it, and fresh cup of black coffee, back to his writing desk.
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Columbia update given at Chamber luncheon

2025-02-12 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Columbia Mayor Pamela Hoots, standing at far right, gave the State of the City update at Tuesday's lunch meeting of the Columbia Adair Chamber of Commerce.
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Aspiring educators and faculty at Goodhue Building

2025-02-12 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Lindsey Wilson College
A total of 16 aspiring educators and Lindsey Wilson College Education faculty pose in front of Lindsey Wilson College's Goodhue Building after concluding the Stage 2 Welcome Orientation to the Lindsey Wilson College Education Program. The iconic building has been the home of the Lindsey Wilson Education Program for nearly two decades.
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