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Pvt. Robert J. Sipes Jr., of Irvington, KY
 2018-11-16 - Irvington, KY - Photo courtesy KY Governor's Office. Army Pvt. Robert J. Sipes, Jr., 19, died on Nov. 30, 1950. His remains have just been positively identified and are in the process of being returned to his family in Irvington, after nearly 68 years.
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Special animation project unveiled at school board meeting
 2018-11-16 - Adair County Board of Education offices, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. At Thursday night's School Board meeting, ACES art teacher Rachel Bardin introduced two Adair County Elementary School fifth graders who have created an animation project that will be shown at the school's Veterans event on Tuesday, November 20, 2018 at 12:30pmCT. Gabby Kemp, left, and Natalie Bardin, center, explained and showed their accomplishments in the field of animation. Their production received a round of applause from the Board members and audience.
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Serious Good Boy
 2018-11-16 - Anderson Co., KY - Photo by Pen. When I first saw this handsome fellow standing guard over a gravel driveway in rural Anderson County, his serious look gave me pause. The somber appearance is just an accident of fur color, though, and the only thing this puppy was really serious about was head pats.
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Bridge in Metcalfe County from 1900s
 2018-11-16 - Metcalfe County, KY - Photo by Larry J. Smith, General Manager, The Big Dawg, FM 99.9 radio. These bridges are becoming rare - this old bridge built around 1900 by the Champion Bridge Company of Ohio spans a creek off Highway 80 in Metcalfe County. The Champion Bridge Company started iron works in the 1860's in Ohio and built most of the old iron bridges in Kentucky, including the Original Tebbs Bend bridge in Taylor County, the old Plum Point bridge in Adair County and the Berry bridge in Green County. The iron used in construction of the old bridges were shipped into Campbellsvillle by rail and hauled by horse and buggies to the job site.
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Providence Baptist Church drops off 197 OCC gifts
 2018-11-15 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Mark Fudge. The Providence Baptist Church made the final drop off of the day on Thursday. Pictured or David Lantham and Junior Giles. The church collects year round for OCC and this year they dropped off 197 Operation Christmas Child shoe box gifts.
OCC National Collection Week is November 12-19, 2018 (Daily Schedule). The Adair County central drop off location this year is located at the Columbia First Church of the Nazarene Wheet Fellowship Building, 1200 Jamestown St., Columbia, KY 42728.
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