Coming of Age ceremony held at LWC
2019-01-28 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Lindsey Wilson College
Pictured from left; Keiko Kimura, Saya Fukuda, Nanami Kawajiri, Keina Kotani, Mayor of Columbia Pamela Hoots, Hanayo Kawasumi, Shiori Abe and Tomomi Onoda. Comments | Permalink
2019-01-28 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Lindsey Wilson College
Pictured from left; Keiko Kimura, Saya Fukuda, Nanami Kawajiri, Keina Kotani, Mayor of Columbia Pamela Hoots, Hanayo Kawasumi, Shiori Abe and Tomomi Onoda. Comments | Permalink
Ryan Wilkerson is ACMS Student of the Month
2019-01-28 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Debra Waddell
Ryan Wilkerson is an 8th grade student at ACMS. Ryan participates in both baseball and swimming at the middle school. He not only works hard to improve on his extra curricular activities but he also works hard to maintain Honor Roll grades! Ryan is friendly and helpful with everyone he meets. Ryan is the 14 year old son of Edward and Kendra Wilkerson. Comments | Permalink
2019-01-28 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Debra Waddell
Ryan Wilkerson is an 8th grade student at ACMS. Ryan participates in both baseball and swimming at the middle school. He not only works hard to improve on his extra curricular activities but he also works hard to maintain Honor Roll grades! Ryan is friendly and helpful with everyone he meets. Ryan is the 14 year old son of Edward and Kendra Wilkerson. Comments | Permalink
Good morning from Black Gnat, Green/Taylor County line, KY
2019-01-28 - Black Gnat, KY - Photo by Kim Hughes
Good Monday morning from the community of Black Gnat, KY! Winter skies are inspirational. Kim writes, "Ever wonder where the name Black Gnat came from? After the local schoolhouse was painted, it became covered in black gnats. A person remarked about the large number of the black gnats, and the name remained. A little history for this beautiful Monday morning." And for the record, the little town sits right on the Green/Taylor County line. Comments | Permalink
2019-01-28 - Black Gnat, KY - Photo by Kim Hughes
Good Monday morning from the community of Black Gnat, KY! Winter skies are inspirational. Kim writes, "Ever wonder where the name Black Gnat came from? After the local schoolhouse was painted, it became covered in black gnats. A person remarked about the large number of the black gnats, and the name remained. A little history for this beautiful Monday morning." And for the record, the little town sits right on the Green/Taylor County line. Comments | Permalink
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