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ISP at HGR on Saturday


2019-09-10 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by Dakota Smith.
The Lindsey Wilson College United Nations Club took a trip to Campbellsville for the Homeplace on Green River Fall Heritage Festival on Saturday. The United Nations Club includes, from the left: Doyeong Kim, Boye Kim, Bokyung Kim, Tamaki Sawada, De'jah Smith, Marie Kurata, Sangwoo Park, Mirae Kim, Brandon Reed, Rachel Reid, Erik Crittenden, Shauna Jones, and Skylar Bailey.


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Cultural Exchange through local cuisine


2019-09-10 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by Shauna Jones.
Rachel Reid from Ireland trying Ribbon Taters for the first time at Saturday's Fall Heritage Festival at Homeplace on Green River.


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Festival decorations remind us fall is near


2019-09-10 - Northern Adair County, Kinfley, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Last weekend's festivals at Revisit Knifley and at the Homeplace on Green River kicked off a season of warm decorations, harvest, homecoming, and soon, Thanksgiving.


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Remnants for cleaning and repair at Rosenwald School


2019-09-10 - Southern Adair County, Flatwoods, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
These remnants from the past are among those slated for cleaning and repair at Adair County's only Rosenwald School still standing. Historical notes provided by Vonnie Kolbenschlag include, "...began as a one room log cabin, produced more African American teachers than any other one room school; 20 public school teachers from Flatwoods. The school was always in session, no matter the weather. Wood was furnished by the community, warm clothes were hard to come by, parents worked for five cents a day on nearby farms..." This and more information is pinned to the walls of the interior which is scheduled to be restored and/or protected by volunteers on Saturday, September 21, 2019.


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Creelsboro weekend festival organization group


2019-09-10 - Creelsboro, KY - Photo from the committee.
This weekend, Saturday, September 14, 2019, Creelsboro, KY will once again be booming with lots of people sharing memories from days gone by in the little town on the edge of the Cumberland River and the natural Rockhouse beside it. The group came together last fall with a goal that is going to soon be realized. Creelsboro Committee members are seated, left to right: Michael Campbell, Gary Lawless, Karen Lawless, Doris Ann Burgess, Robert Bell, Brenda Higginbotham, Sue Ann Zimmerman, Barry Back, Donnie Gilbert, and Brack Flanagan. Not pictured is Judy York.


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Linda Cundiff's Tulips Galore in exhibit at LWC gallery


2019-09-10 - Slider Hall, Lindsey Wilson College - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Artist Linda Cundiff's pastel entitled Tulips Galore is in the Adair County Arts Council exhibit of works by local artists in the Lucretia C. Begley Gallery, Slider Humanities Center on the campus of Lindsey Wilson College. Her artist statement says, in part: "My work is influenced by nature and what I have seen and see there. This is a pastel from a series of pieces of tulips I have done going back to 1984 when I first started working seriously with pastels. It uses my favorite combination of complimentary colors - reds and greens. For several years, I had a large bed of tulips that bloomed each April and May. That's where my idea originated."


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Sidewalks adapted for wheelchair, handicapped accessibility


2019-09-10 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo from City Hall, Columbia, KY.
A project 18 months in the making has now come to fruition. Eight different sidewalk locations in the City of Columbia will be adapted for wheelchair and handicapped accessibility. They will help everyone who uses these sidewalks during their daily routines. Pictured at the start of the project, from left, are: Sidewalk Committee members Ellen Zornes and Mary Anne Loy, contractor Chris Slattery, Council member Ronald Rogers and Mayor Pamela Hoots.


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