Every parking spot filled along parade route
2022-12-05 - Downtown Columbia, KY
The 31st annual Columbia Adair Chamber of Commerce parade is pictured heading down Jamestown Street to the Square from the old Industrial Park - never soon enough for all the kids waiting for candy to be tossed. The line begins moving at 6pm and is joined along the way from other lots along the route. Anticipation was high among parade watchers around the historic Courthouse. Comments | Permalink
2022-12-05 - Downtown Columbia, KY
The 31st annual Columbia Adair Chamber of Commerce parade is pictured heading down Jamestown Street to the Square from the old Industrial Park - never soon enough for all the kids waiting for candy to be tossed. The line begins moving at 6pm and is joined along the way from other lots along the route. Anticipation was high among parade watchers around the historic Courthouse. Comments | Permalink
Coca Cola float at Campbellsville Christmas Parade
2022-12-05 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Larry J. Smith
The Coca Cola crew spreading love and joy at the Campbellsville Christmas Parade. Comments | Permalink
2022-12-05 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Larry J. Smith
The Coca Cola crew spreading love and joy at the Campbellsville Christmas Parade. Comments | Permalink
New tugboat launches for Turkey Neck Bend Ferry
2022-12-05 - Monroe Co., KY - Photo courtesy KYTC
This new tugboat at Turkey Neck Bend on the Cumberland River was launched into service on November 30.
The Turkey Neck Bend Ferry is the only State-owned and operated ferry. The operation runs 24 hours a day at no extra cost to motorists. The ferry service connects two sections of KY 214 at the Cumberland River and leads to the scenic section of Turkey Neck Bend in southeastern Monroe County. Comments | Permalink
2022-12-05 - Monroe Co., KY - Photo courtesy KYTC
This new tugboat at Turkey Neck Bend on the Cumberland River was launched into service on November 30.
The Turkey Neck Bend Ferry is the only State-owned and operated ferry. The operation runs 24 hours a day at no extra cost to motorists. The ferry service connects two sections of KY 214 at the Cumberland River and leads to the scenic section of Turkey Neck Bend in southeastern Monroe County. Comments | Permalink
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