Veteran Recognition at Egypt Christian Church
2024-11-11 - Adair Co., KY - Photo from Kathy Parker
Kathy writes, "A special recognition was given to the Veterans at Egypt Christian Church on Sunday, November 10, 2024. Standing L-R are Bob Dillingham, Ronnie Hubbard, Lynn McLean, Dick Scholl, Earl Hartman, Anthony Middleton, Raj Sublett, Jim Patton, Dr. Cassandra Stevenson, Joe Barbee, Paul Parker, Bill Grant, and Charlie Irey. We thank you for your service." Comments | Permalink
2024-11-11 - Adair Co., KY - Photo from Kathy Parker
Kathy writes, "A special recognition was given to the Veterans at Egypt Christian Church on Sunday, November 10, 2024. Standing L-R are Bob Dillingham, Ronnie Hubbard, Lynn McLean, Dick Scholl, Earl Hartman, Anthony Middleton, Raj Sublett, Jim Patton, Dr. Cassandra Stevenson, Joe Barbee, Paul Parker, Bill Grant, and Charlie Irey. We thank you for your service." Comments | Permalink
Russell Springs student is CU Homecoming Queen
2024-11-10 - Taylor County, KY - Photo from Campbellsville University communications
Makenna Meeks, a Campbellsville University senior from Russell Springs, Ky., was crowned CU's 2024 Homecoming Queen. She is majoring in criminal justice and represented the Honors Program in the event. The 2024 Homecoming Court is, from left, Kaniya Douglas (second runner-up), Magnolia Russell (freshman representative), Makenna Meeks (Homecoming Queen), Karti Galumette (first runner-up), and Bre Miles (2023 Homecoming Queen). Comments | Permalink
2024-11-10 - Taylor County, KY - Photo from Campbellsville University communications
Makenna Meeks, a Campbellsville University senior from Russell Springs, Ky., was crowned CU's 2024 Homecoming Queen. She is majoring in criminal justice and represented the Honors Program in the event. The 2024 Homecoming Court is, from left, Kaniya Douglas (second runner-up), Magnolia Russell (freshman representative), Makenna Meeks (Homecoming Queen), Karti Galumette (first runner-up), and Bre Miles (2023 Homecoming Queen). Comments | Permalink
WWII propaganda dropped over US soldiers
2024-11-10
Among the cruelties of war in the 1940s was this propaganda dropped from planes over US soldiers on the ground in the Philippines, WWII. This document reads, "You're a long way from home, boys, in hostile territory. But don't worry, boys; your lives are not in immediate danger. Why? Because we'll not bother with you small fry. It's much simpler to isolate you by cutting your lifeline. So fire away, boys, to your hearts' content!" Comments | Permalink
2024-11-10
Among the cruelties of war in the 1940s was this propaganda dropped from planes over US soldiers on the ground in the Philippines, WWII. This document reads, "You're a long way from home, boys, in hostile territory. But don't worry, boys; your lives are not in immediate danger. Why? Because we'll not bother with you small fry. It's much simpler to isolate you by cutting your lifeline. So fire away, boys, to your hearts' content!" Comments | Permalink
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