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Green River Animal Shelter sends a thank you
 2020-03-28 - Columbia - Photo from GRAS. Tammy Campbell, Director at Green River Animal Shelter, writes, "The Green River Animal Shelter would like to give a huge thank you to David Massey, DVM, and family from Massey Animal Clinic in Windsor, KY for their wonderful donation to our shelter which includes a sponsored adoption and vaccines of one of our dogs in memory of Brenda Terwilliger. Brenda was a avid Animal Lover and had rescued many pets in the past. I had the honor to know this lady - she was beautiful inside and out. Thank you. You and your family are in our thought and prayers." - TC
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Forsythia seems to be at its peak this week
 2020-03-28 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Forsythia limbs are filled with bright yellow blossoms all around the county - looks like the bushes are peaking this week.
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Weekly update on Rep. John Bam Carney's recovery
 2020-03-27 - Cranmer Dining Center, Lindsey Wilson College - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com archives.
Mark Carney shares his weekly update on the long road to recovery of his brother Bam:
"Weekly update on Bam. Shortly after last weeks update we learned of the visitation restrictions that would be imposed at Norton’s Hospital. I left Bam's bedside around 9:30pm last Tuesday night. Mom and my sister Amy had to leave the hospital around 10:30am the next morning. We have not been able to see Bam in person since then.
"We are able to call and talk to the nurses and can also talk to Bam. We also get to FaceTime him occasionally. He did get another drain removed today, also had speech therapy and physical therapy today.
"In physical therapy he was able to sit for one minute on his own!!! White blood count has been great for a week now and was 9.75 this morning.
"Of course you know we hate not being able to be there with Bam but we understand all the decisions that have been made.
"We are just so thankful that God is always with Bam and in the long run that is better than any of us being there. So tonight as we all continue to go through some tough times let’s continue to thank God for always being there for us all!"
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Morning sun makes awesome painting
 2020-03-27 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Tommy Bailey. The rising sunshine of Thursday, March 26, 2020, inspired photographer Tommy Bailey to get his camera and share the glory. The location is Birch Road in East Adair County, KY.
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