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Former LWC Baseball teammates


2021-11-07 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Mark Fudge.
These former LWC baseball teammates were in attendance during the Blue Raiders blowout victory over Campbellsville University in football Saturday afternoon. Pictured are Mark Fudge, Ricky Hall, Greg Parrott, and David Fields. The four played on the first LWC baseball squad in the spring of 1981.


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Filing for office - Judy Vance Murphy


2021-11-07 - Adair County, KY - Photo from the candidate.
Adair/Casey Circuit Judge Judy Vance Murphy filed Friday for re-election to the office. With her are Secretary of State, Michael Adams, seated at right, and her husband Columbia Police Chief JR Murphy.
Each candidate is welcome to send a sign-up photo to Columbia Magazine.


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Road trip - Barthell Coal Mine


2021-11-06 - Stearns, KY - Photo from the Stearns Road Trip.
The sign above the arch says, MINES DANGER, at the Barthell Coal Camp mine. Al Owens said, "After a short tour of the coal mine, you will see how difficult life was about a hundred years ago. It gives the old song by Tennessee Ernie Ford, 16 Tons, a lot of meaning."


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Road trip - joining friends on a fall journey


2021-11-06 - Stearns, KY - Photo from the Stearns Road Trip.
James and Paula Garrison met up with friends Al and Marsha Owens to enjoy a fall road trip to the Big South Fork River and Recreational Area.


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Road trip to a KY coal mine


2021-11-06 - Stearns, KY - Photo from the Stearns Road Trip.
Going inside the Barthell coal mine.


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Road trip - exploring beauty in eastern KY


2021-11-06 - Stearns, KY - Photo from the Stearns Road Trip.
Big Al Owens and his wife Marsha traveled to a few miles east to Stearns, Kentucky. They met up with friends Paula and James Garrison and enjoyed the Big South Fork River and Recreational Area.


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Road trip - train ride to the coal camp


2021-11-06 - Stearns, KY - Photo from the Stearns Road Trip.
Big South Fork Scenic Railway is among the attractions in the Big South Fork River and Recreational Area.


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