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Help for Depression and Anxiety at Wednesday chapel
 2020-01-26 - Taylor County, KY - Photo from Campbellsville University. Dr. Kenneth Hollis, Dr. Scott Wigginton and Whitney Brainard, a licensed marriage and family therapist, will be in Wednesday's Depression & Anxiety panel discussion at Campbellsville University's Wednesday morning chapel service.
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Dog found in Pelham area
 2020-01-26 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Heather Grant. Update: The dog's owners have been located! We had a dog show up our house, off the bypass going toward Pelham area. He's a little skittish but looks well taken care of. If someone knows who he belongs to they can text 270-250-9209.
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More To The Story... (Part I)
 2020-01-25 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Robert Ellis, Robert Ellis Woodworking.com. From The Joe Watson Farm Photo Shoot, November 2019
Robert writes, "The other image from that photography day, back in November, was of "M", Jerry's dog stealing the show. What couldn't be revealed at that time was Jerry and I were working on a Christmas gift for his son Joe in hopes to producing a large canvas of the donkeys together. This image is of Jerry leading them closer to the woods so I could include some Fall colors in the photo. Part II is the final image selected for the canvas print."
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Thinking of Scotts, Leftwiches, Rays and Sartins
 2020-01-25 - Metcalfe County, KY - Photo from Jane Todd. This fuzzy older aerial photo will only have meaning to family and neighbors who lived a couple miles outside Edmonton, KY in the 1930s, 40s, 50s, 60s and 70s - the Scotts, Leftwiches, Rays, Demumbrums and Strains. The home has since been torn down, but one look takes many of us right straight to the back door where Addie Leftwich or one of her nine children would open the door with a big smile and warm welcome. We don't know who made the photo but it has been a wonderful gift to trigger precious memories. Geniece Leftwich Marcum, the baby of the nine children, put it best when she wrote of this place in her article Down memory lane on the banks of the Little Barren River "...Those were the happiest hours I can recall. Because we were all still there together in that time -- before anyone married and left home -- before the war came and swept the boys away..." -- Linda Waggener
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