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Diego Aquino, Rajon Taylor and Enoch Williams at CHMF


2018-07-13 - Clay Hill Memorial Forest, Taylor County, KY - Photo by Calen McKinney, Public Information Officer, Campbellsville Independent Schools.
Campbellsville University Clay Hill Memorial Forest Educator Amy Berry lets CES teacher Tracey Rinehart touch a snake found at the forest as CES students, from left, second-grader Diego Aquino, third-grader Rajon Taylor and second-grader Enoch Williams look at a snakeskin.


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Double Datura blooming on the Lane


2018-07-13 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Mitzi McKinley Bault.
The lavender Double Datura flowers are blooming on McKinley Lane.


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2018-07-13 - Columbia, KY - Photo from K & P Training, LLC.
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CJE Mike Stephens meets with Senator Mitch McConnell


2018-07-13 - Somerset, KY - Photo Photo from LaGene Sexton. By Senator McConnells Staff.
Adair County Judge Executive Mike Stephens, right, had the honor of a visit with United States Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell in Somerset, KY, on Tuesday, July 3, 2018, while the senator was in the area. Judge Stephens said the visit fits in with a dream he has of completing the beltway around Columbia. - LaGene Stephens Sexton In a telephone interview, Judge Stephens said that he's working with other south central Kentucky leaders to fulfill a dream. "The Eastern Bypass is the most important infrastructure construction needed in Columbia, and I want to do all I can to see that it is part of the President's package. Senator McConnell is a key, if not the key, to getting it," he said, "just as he has been the key to securing so many of the good things which have happened here in most of the last four decades, and I appreciate that." With the Eastern Bypass the limited access roads around Columbia would complete a ring road or beltway around Columbia and would benefit all of South Central Kentucky, particularly the Lake Cumberland Counties of Russell, Pulaski, Wayne and Clinton. "It ought to have been built first," Judge Stephens said.


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Birds of Kentucky: Friendly Duck


2018-07-13 - Shelby Co., KY - Photo by Pen. A friendly duck at the local park.

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LWC Go Ministries group at Santiago, DO, Airport


2018-07-13 - Santiago, Dominican Republic - Photo from Zac Oakes.
A group of 21 current students and alumni from Lindsey Wilson College, along with LWC Assistant Professor of Religion David Calhoun and his wife, Kim, spent a week in the Dominican Republic, partnering and working alongside Go Ministries and several local leaders to help fulfill their call to serve our Lord Jesus Christ. In the photo above are: Hannah Howard, Emily Pifer, Hannah Shannon, Callie Moore, Sarah Calhoun, Callah Kimball, Lynnsey Rodgers-Oakes, Kelsie Hurst, Jessica Armstrong, Amanda Harrison, Grant Stephens, Landon Marcum, Brett Bradford, Candace Kimball, Chelsie Stevenson, Destiny Simpson, Zac Oakes, Kim Calhoun, Dr. David Calhoun, Cody Cox, Brandon Roberts, and Noah Duncan. The team hosted Vacation Bible School at Central Church in Santiago with more than 100 children each day, as well as visiting many local communities to hold VBS. Additionally, the group visited local prisons and addiction recovery centers, participating in Celebrate Recovery services and visited the local school and medical facility operated by Go Ministries." - Zac Oakes


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David and Cathy Martin at Harp Design in Waco, TX


2018-07-13 - Waco, TX - Photo by FIXER UPPER tour guide.
David and Cathy Martin are photographed in front of Harp Design Co., a regular part of the Waco, TX show FIXER UPPER. They enjoyed a guided tour around many of the Chip-named developments from the show, including The Silos, The Shotgun house, The Bachelor Pad, The German Schmear house and The Mid Century Modern house.


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