Scene seen along Casey County byway: Kentucky Safari
2018-08-29 - Southern Casey County, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Driving the byways of Casey County elicits reminders of the Texas Safari Ranch in Clifton, Texas. Only this one is admission free, has no lions or giraffes as we know of, but there are many exotic animals, including these Longhorns, we think. - LW
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2018-08-29 - Southern Casey County, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Driving the byways of Casey County elicits reminders of the Texas Safari Ranch in Clifton, Texas. Only this one is admission free, has no lions or giraffes as we know of, but there are many exotic animals, including these Longhorns, we think. - LW
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Changing face of Bomar Heights: Bowe rentals razed, going C-1
2018-08-29 - Bomar Heights, behind Sonic, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
At around 12pmNoonCT, Larry Reliford's LR Dozing began clearing two residents owned by Columbia business developers Bobby & Euline Bowe, preparing the property for commercial zoning. The house in the upper right foreground is the former Robert & Mary Lee Taylor Home. Just beyond is the onetime home of educator K.I. Bomar, a friend and one of Bobby Bowe's former teachers. The total property is 1.4 acres. Mr. Bowe said that he will seek to have the property rezoned Commercial. He will then offer it for sale, he said, at a price he will determine. - EW. Photo Wed 29 Aug 2018. Comments | Permalink
2018-08-29 - Bomar Heights, behind Sonic, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
At around 12pmNoonCT, Larry Reliford's LR Dozing began clearing two residents owned by Columbia business developers Bobby & Euline Bowe, preparing the property for commercial zoning. The house in the upper right foreground is the former Robert & Mary Lee Taylor Home. Just beyond is the onetime home of educator K.I. Bomar, a friend and one of Bobby Bowe's former teachers. The total property is 1.4 acres. Mr. Bowe said that he will seek to have the property rezoned Commercial. He will then offer it for sale, he said, at a price he will determine. - EW. Photo Wed 29 Aug 2018. Comments | Permalink
New faculty gather at CU's first chapel of the fall semester
2018-08-29 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by Joshua Williams
Campbellsville University new faculty attending the chapel service Aug. 22, 2018 include from left: Front row - Taren Morse, assistant professor of art; Dr. Seneca Rodriguez, assistant professor of education; Ariel Darnell Carter, instructor in psychology; and Christina Myers, instruction/reference librarian. Second row - Jonathan Moore, assistant professor of biology; Kalon Moody, assistant professor of social work; William Neil Caldwell, instructor in social work; Shaelyn Bishop, instructor in biology; Dr. Wes Auberry, assistant professor of business; with Dr. Donna Hedgepath, provost and vice president for academic affairs. Third row - Dr. Michael V. Carter, president; Blaine Mullins, instructor in mathematics; Dr. Rocky Wallace, associate professor of education; Deborah Holt, instructor in education; Thomas Lyon, assistant professor of English; William Plotts, instructor in nursing; Dr. Abiodun Robert, assistant professor of computer information systems/computer science; and Dr. Vince Scovetta, associate professor of computer science. Several others were unable to be present at the time of the photo. Comments | Permalink
2018-08-29 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by Joshua Williams
Campbellsville University new faculty attending the chapel service Aug. 22, 2018 include from left: Front row - Taren Morse, assistant professor of art; Dr. Seneca Rodriguez, assistant professor of education; Ariel Darnell Carter, instructor in psychology; and Christina Myers, instruction/reference librarian. Second row - Jonathan Moore, assistant professor of biology; Kalon Moody, assistant professor of social work; William Neil Caldwell, instructor in social work; Shaelyn Bishop, instructor in biology; Dr. Wes Auberry, assistant professor of business; with Dr. Donna Hedgepath, provost and vice president for academic affairs. Third row - Dr. Michael V. Carter, president; Blaine Mullins, instructor in mathematics; Dr. Rocky Wallace, associate professor of education; Deborah Holt, instructor in education; Thomas Lyon, assistant professor of English; William Plotts, instructor in nursing; Dr. Abiodun Robert, assistant professor of computer information systems/computer science; and Dr. Vince Scovetta, associate professor of computer science. Several others were unable to be present at the time of the photo. Comments | Permalink
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