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LWC Homecoming King and Queen
2019-09-18 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Lindsey Wilson College.
During halftime of the LWC-Faulkner (AL) University game on Saturday afternoon, Sept. 14 at Blue Raider Stadium, the 2019 Homecoming king and queen were crowned by LWC President William T. Luckey Jr. Based on a popular vote of the student body, junior Marie Ninamou, right, from Louisville, Ky., who represented track and field, was crowned queen and junior Kalob 'Kel' Stotts from Columbia, Ky., who represented men's basketball was crowned king.
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Lindsey Wilson celebrating ten seasons of football
2019-09-18 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Lindsey Wilson College.
Lindsey Wilson celebrated ten seasons since the return of the LWC football program during 2019 Homecoming. LWC football returned to the college in the fall of 2010 after a 75-year absence. More than 25 former players returned to celebrate the special anniversary, pictured from left, Avery Ford '17 of Scottsdale, Ariz.; Trent Mueller '18 of Nashville Tenn.; Micheal Deleon '18 of Louisville, Ky., 2018; Jason Cameron '18 of Columbia, Tenn.; Dylan Boris '19 of Danville, Ky.; and Rhondell Walker II '19 of Nashville, Tenn.
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Alumni honored at Homecoming
2019-09-18 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Lindsey Wilson College.
The Lindsey Wilson College National Alumni Association and Athletic Hall of Fame honored six alumni and one longtime friend of the college on Saturday morning, Sept. 14 during the college's 88th Homecoming celebration. From left, LWC President William T. Luckey Jr.; Hall of Fame inductee Chris Lashley '92 of Buckner, Ky., for baseball, inductee Ronyeld Shirley '02 of Louisville, Ky., for women's basketball; inductee Amy Lankford '99 Jones of London, Ky., for women's basketball; Distinguished Alumna Valerie Adams '90; Honorary Alumna Susan Minton, Outstanding Service recipient Chris Wells '01; Outstanding Young Alumnus Josh Conner '04; and Director of Alumni Relations Hannah Peck '12.
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Church College Day at Lindsey Wilson College
2019-09-18 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Lindsey Wilson College.
The Lindsey Wilson College community will celebrate its connection to The United Methodist Church today, Wednesday, September 18, 2019, at 2:30pmCT with Church College Celebration Day in V.P. Henry Auditorium, 210 Lindsey Wilson St., Columbia, KY. Rev. Dr. Paul Fryman from State Street United Methodist Church in Bowling Green, KY, will deliver the message. The celebration is free and open to the public.
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Historic Courthouse always a subject at AHA meetings
2019-09-18 - Columbia - Photo from Pictorial History of Adair County at AC Library.
The historic Adair County Courthouse - and specifically the historical marker from the Jamestown Street yard - is in need of much restoration. In this book at the Library, pictures show the different phases of the Courthouse.
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Mystery: where did the Greensburg Street historical marker go?
2019-09-18 - Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo from Pictorial History of Adair County at AC Library.
Courthouse lawn historical markers were discussed at the September meeting of the Adair Heritage Association meeting - a Greensburg Street marker - similar to this one facing Jamestown Street - is missing. Investigations have ruled out that the Greensburg Street historical marker might have been taken down for repairs, nor has it been moved to a different location within the county - it is permanently missing. Lee Ann Jessie said she is in discussion with Adair County Judge Executive Gale Cowan who will take the matter of replacement before the magistrates.
Missing Greensburg Street-facing historical marker details from Mike Watson -- "County Named, 1801 [marker number 1139] with the following text: "For gen. John Adair, Governor of Kentucky 1820-1824. born, 1757, in South Carolina, came to Ky., 1788. Member of Kentucky Constitutional Convention, 1792. Served in Ky House of Representatives, 1793-95, 1800-03, 1817. US Senator, 1805-06, Congressman, 1831-33. At Battle of Thames, 1813. Commanded Kentucky troops in Battle of New Orleans, 1815. Died, 1840."
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