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A discovery on LWC campus tour - Begley Chapel

2018-08-15 - 210 Lindsey Wilson Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com & by George Kolbenschlag (at right)
"What's that building?" It's a question that comes up regularly during tours of the campus of Lindsey Wilson College and it was asked by business coach Lucas Ramsay, at left, on his recent tour of campus before he spoke at the August Columbia Adair County Chamber of Commerce meeting. He is pictured inside Begley Chapel, unique inside and out, which was celebrated at 20 years on the campus last fall. It is named for Dr. John B. Begley, the college's sixth president, who led Lindsey Wilson from 1977 to 1997. Click here to read about the Chapel at its 20-year celebration. - LW
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Butterflies & Moths of KY: Patty's Luna Moth hidden in asters

2018-08-15 - Pattys General Store & Deli, Vester, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Patty Smith Edwards maintains a beautiful planting of asters, and they were the focus of the picture. It wasn't until the picture was processed that this gorgeous luna moth stood out. Unusual moths seem to like the store. Here's a paired photo of Camouflage Moth the proprietor photographed almost one year ago, August 28, 2017. - EW
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First grader Lasca Martin works on her math probems

2018-08-15 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by Calen McKinney, Public Information Officer, Campbellsville Independent Schools
Campbellsville Elementary School first-graders are studying addition. CES first-grader Lasca Martin smiles as she completes her math problems. In Rebecca Lawless's class, students are studying the number 5, and which numbers can be added together to make 5. After studying some addition problems, Lawless gave students a worksheet and timed them to see how fast they could complete it. - Calen
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