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Arial picture of historic Sulphur Well, KY
 2025-04-03 - Metcalfe County, KY - Photo from Kim Harwood, Executive Director, Edmonton Metcalfe Chamber of Commerce. Very likely King Crenshaw, Babe, Duke and Kathleen Porter, and Mitchell and Norma Ervin are smiling down on Sulphur Well, KY. Their long tradition of serving mouthwatering country ham dinners continues drawing folks from all over to the little town that began as a wellness spa around the artesian sulphur well that still flows today.
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Forty years of Ervin family ownership
 2025-04-03 - Metcalfe County, KY - Photo from Kim Harwood, Executive Director, Edmonton Metcalfe Chamber of Commerce. Tammy Ervin Deckard, her husband Rodney, and family, friends and customers celebrated 40 years of ownership, continuing the rich tradition of country ham dinners in historic Sulphur Well, KY.
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Traffic concerns in Columbia Thursday morning
 2025-04-03 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Mayor Pam Hoots. Mayor Pam has been out checking her town and shared this picture of a traffic concern in front of Columbia Church of Christ. She writes, "Use caution on Jamestown Street. A truck has stalled and traffic control is in place."
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2025 Dr. Kara Mollis Conference on Women's and Gender Studies
 2025-04-03 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Lindsey Wilson College. Lindsey Wilson College English professor Allison Smith, who is also dean of the School of Arts and Humanities, moderates a panel at the 2025 Dr. Kara Mollis Conference on Women's and Gender Studies, held Wednesday, April 2, in the Thomas D. Clark Reading Room in the Katie Murrell Library.
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LWC English professor Rachel Carr
 2025-04-03 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Lindsey Wilson College. Lindsey Wilson College English professor Rachel Carr '13 speaks at the 2025 Dr. Kara Mollis Conference on Women's and Gender Studies, held Wednesday, April 2, in the Thomas D. Clark Reading Room in the Katie Murrell Library. Carr is also the college's women and gender studies program coordinator.
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