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Dr. Lauren Willis is Dean of School of Human Performance
 2026-05-28 - Columbia, KY - Photo from personal collection. Dr. Lauren Willis has been appointed as Dean of the newly named and expanded Campbellsville University School of Human Performance. She is pictured with her husband Cody, and their twin girls, Ellie and Emma.
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Ad: Crazy Calf Lady specials at FM2 Saturday!
 2026-05-28 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Brandy Held, Laurel Ridge Farms. The Crazy Calf Lady's Kitchen Farmers Market on the Square Specials for Saturday 5/30.
**BREAKFAST** Pancake Platter $10. Two regular OR chocolate chip pancakes, local maple syrup, 2 eggs your way, choice of bacon or sausage.
**LUNCH** Choice of grilled chicken Cesar OR Buffalo Chicken Wrap, homemade bacon/ranch pasta salad and Chips $10.
(If you miss us at the Market, find 'The Crazy Calf Lady' and 'Laurel Ridge Meats' at 1679 Cane Valley Road just north of Columbia, KY and on Facebook for specials through the week!)
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Scenic Russell County, KY - daisies and driftwood
 2026-05-28 - Jamestown, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. All the spring rains have delivered plenty of driftwood to the creek banks making for great places for daisies to grow.
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Travel: Red Cliffs National Conservation Area (1 of 3)
 2026-05-28 - St. George, UT - Photo by Robert Ellis, robertelliswoodworking.com. Robert writes, "This Conservation Area has over 120 miles of hiking trails and this one, which is the most popular, is called Red Reef Trail. It is visited by over 100,000 hikers every year.
This was a fill-in destination, if we had time, and we were glad we did. It's an easy hike of around 1.5 miles, round trip. Usually the hike ends at a waterfall, but during our visit it wasn't flowing, and only some pools of water remained. Nevertheless, it is a beautiful place and a very enjoyable hike."
Read more about the Red Cliffs National Conservation Area at www.blm.gov.
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Benton Hayes selected as KDA summer intern
 2026-05-28 - Frankfort, KY - Photo courtesy Kentucky Department of Agriculture . Thirteen college students are interning this summer at the Kentucky Department of Agriculture (KDA), including Benton Hayes, of Liberty, KY. Hayes will be attending Yale University in the fall.
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