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Chowning speaks on the CU Dialogue on Race program
 2020-11-18 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Whitley Howlett. Chowning welcomes Dr. Joseph L. Owens, a member of the Campbellsville University Board of Trustees and a '77 graduate of Campbellsville College. Owens served five terms from 2012 to 2016 as chair of the board.
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Helping dad at JOY Ministries
 2020-11-18 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Dillon Harper Holmes, four, was strategic help for her dad, reporting for the Adair Progress, at the photo session at JOY Ministries on Greensburg Street in Columbia Monday. Somebody had to tend all the leaves that had been blown all around in the high winds and she managed it all by herself with only a couple of leaves stuck in her hair.
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Legal way suggested to protect farm animals
 2020-11-18 - Adair County, KY - Photo from Nick Roy. Using effigies of black vultures is both legal and highly effective for deterring them from calving areas. The effigy should be hung at a high point that is visible from all sides of the calving area. Effigies may also be hung near a roost in an effort to disrupt it. Patterns and instructions to build your own black vulture effigy are available at the Adair County Cooperative Extension Service.
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Rachel enjoys success on her first rifle hunt
 2020-11-18 - Metcalfe County, KY - Photo by Chris Lagermann. Rachel Lagermann hunted with a rifle for the first time this past weekend. Her dad, Mike Lagermann was with her when she took her first buck! She was hunting in Metcalfe County where her mom and dad own hunting land. Rachel is 15 years old and lives in Mount Washington with her parents Mike and Lynn Lagermann. She is the granddaughter of Carl and Marilyn Burden, Big Clifty KY, and Bill and Chris Lagermann, Edmonton.
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Artist's painting of the Tebb's Bend Toll House
 2020-11-17 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by Karen Rowland. Professional artist Karen Rowland shares her work this week which goes along with the discussions of the Toll Collector. She writes, "This is a plein air painting I did today at the Tebb's Bend Toll House. See the arm in the front? I still have to finish. The paint got too wet to paint more on top without having a sloppy mess, but look at that gorgeous color of the trees!"
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