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Finally got those Christmas decorations off the tree


2020-02-04 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Joan McKinney.
Dexter Sloan McKinney is pictured after finally having gotten the last of those Christmas decorations off the big tree. It was tough but somebody had to do it. He was born October 18, 2019 at 1.78 pounds and was adopted just before the holiday. His housemate Greyson is named after Grey’s Anatomy and Sloan is the name of the hospital on Grey’s. Dexter’s name when Joan and Stan McKinney adopted him was Sheogorath known as The Prince of Madness in a video game, but that's a big name for a kitten. So, Dexter was their choice - the name of the TV show Dexter whose character Dexter killed bad guys who hurt others and “deserved” to die.


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Green County Judge Executive John Frank at ADD meeting


2020-02-03 - Russell County, KY - Photo by Jean Wilson, LCADD.
Green County Judge Executive John Frank, 2020 Chairman of the Board of the Lake Cumberland Area Development District, spoke during the group's January meeting in Russell Springs. The board is automatically comprised of all judge-executives and mayors from Adair, Casey, Clinton, Cumberland, Green, McCreary, Pulaski, Russell, Taylor and Wayne counties. In addition, 20 citizens from all 10 counties serve on the Board.


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Beta Club from CHS heading to national competition


2020-02-03 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by Calen McKinney, Public Information Officer, Campbellsville Independent Schools.
Campbellsville High School Beta Club members recently competed at the Kentucky Beta Convention and have now advanced to nationals. From left, front, are sponsor Lauren Bennett, seniors Taliyah Hazelwood and Gracyne Hash, freshmen Ronin Smith and Haylee Allen, seniors Lauryn Agathen and Zoe McAninch, sophomore Tayler Thompson, senior Gavin Johnson, freshman Puspa Shah and senior Emily Rodgers. Second row, freshmen Leigh Hicks and Zamar Owens, sophomore Myricle Gholston, junior Taylor Knight, freshman Antaya Epps, sophomores Sumara Berry and Alexis Thomas, freshman Mikaela Scharbrough, sophomore Cailet Clark and junior Jasmine Mitchell. Third row, seniors Kaleigh Hunt, Sydney Wilson, Katelyn Miller, Aleah Knifley and Tahler Franklin, juniors Chloe Garrett and Anna Clara Moura and sophomore Bia Moura. Back, sophomore Blake Settle and freshman Chase Hord.


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Sun bringing out some color


2020-02-03 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Mike Watson.
The temperatures are soaring, at least today, and the sunshine has brought out the yellow from the weary lawn. Photographed this “dandy lion” today on High Street in Columbia. But still no Crocus blossoms.


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Coming of Age Ceremony Held at LWC


2020-02-03 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Travis Smith.
Columbia Mayor Pamela Hoots and LWC President William T. Luckey Jr. join students Maho Muramatsu, Mikoto Yamada & Tamaki Sawada to celebrate their coming of age ceremony on Friday, January 31 at Lindsey Wilson College's Roberta D. Cranmer Dining & Conference Center.


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ACMS Academic Team wins Regional Governor's Cup


2020-02-03 - Columbia - Photo by Jennifer Blair.
The Adair County Middle School Academic Team won Regional Governor's Cup and will be advancing to the state Governor's Cup in March 2020. Back row: (Coach) Vicki Liebeck-Owsley, Abbie Kemp, Angelica Bell, Brody Blair, Trina Nguyen, Bailey Watts, and (Coach) Brett Reliford. First Row: Jay Burton, Joseph Kotter, and Andrew Zinati.

The individual winners in the written assessment were: Social Studies first place Brody Blair; Language Arts third place Jay Burton and Trina Nguyen (tie); second place Bailey Watts; Arts and Humanities first place Bailey Watts.


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Farm Report: new babies posing for modeling careers


2020-02-03 - Greater Bliss, KY - Photo by Victoria Pike of Miss Vicky\'s Pampered Angus Ranch for ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Groundhog Day Farm Report: Babies everywhere here at the Pampered Angus Ranch. Three of five babies want to start their careers in the calf modeling industry early. One shy one is behind the roll of hay and the other still out in the field with momma cow. They sure were loving the sun this afternoon. The mud is beginning to settle a bit in sunny spots but still a mess around the barns where the sun is blocked part of the day. They had visitors this week from a high ranking Future Farmers of America Adair Chapter officer. Wow we are moving on up as George Jefferson would say. Happy Groundhogs day greetings came from all the girls. - Vicky


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