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Jean Cravens celebrates 88th birthday amid memorial poppies


2018-05-06 - Indianapolis, IN - Photo by Beth Ann Cravens.
My little mommy, Jean (Waggener) Cravens , completed her 88th year on this earth yesterday. Here she is admiring her poppies that her late son and daughter-in-law, Phil and Sue Cravens, planted 30 years ago. I don't know how it's possible, but I love her more each and every day. This family is so very blessed to have her. How wonderful life is with her in the world. She is definitely loved! - Beth Ann Cravens


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Sharing a little joy with Jane and Jason


2018-05-06 - Cumberland County, KY - Photo by Mitzi Martin.
In a little country church with just their kids and a couple of cherished friends as witnesses, the marriage of Jane Todd and Jason Stailey took place on May 5, 2018 at three o'clock in the afternoon with pouring rain outside, and the full sun of real joy inside. As her song says, As Our Mama Told Us, There'll Be Days Like This. The bride, Jane Todd, is my little sister and the groom Jason is the son of Benny and Gaye Stailey. There will be official wedding photos later, but I just had to share the news making my heart smile for them now, with lots of love and prayers for good long lives together. - Linda Waggener


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Mike Watson: Sparksville was home of the Sparksville Raiders


2018-05-06 - Sparksville, Adair County, KY - Photo submitted by Mike Watson.
A remnant of those early years is illustrated by the photo of a sweatshirt with the then school logo: Sparksville Raiders, dating from 1968 or 1969. - MIKE WATSON


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Mike Watson remembers Sparksville Grade Center


2018-05-06 - Sparksville, KY - Photo submitted by Mike Watson.
The photograph included is that of Sparksville from a few years ago, borrowed from the face-book group 'Sparksville Grade Center.' - MIKE WATSON


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Coroner Dan Cook: Toughest job is visit to parents


2018-05-06 - Campbellsville Middle School, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Calen McKinney, Public Information Officer, Campbellsville Independent Schools.
Taylor County Coroner Daniel Cook talks to CMS students about the dangers of using illegal drugs. During the session, he also told them how a coroner's job is done. Cook said the hardest part of his job is telling someone that their child isn't coming home. - Calen McKinney


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KY Color: Rome and _____??? - Mystery #78573


2018-05-05 - ????? - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge, President, Homeplace on Green River.
Billy Joe Fudge sends this fascinating mystery photo with the clues in verse:
Where am I? Rome and _____???
As Snowbirds roll swiftly by
Falcons run as well as fly.
Rome was burned and so was I,
Yet today, we both survive!
If you can figure it out, submit an answer using the "Comments" link with this photo.

Answers:
  1. Maury - Maury thinks Mystery #78573 is Atlanta, GA
  2. Kenny Davis - Kenny Davis responds to Mystery #78573
  3. Steve Cheatham - Steve Cheatham: Mystery #78573 is Atlanta
  4. Billy Joe Fudge - Sorta hoping someone would paraphrase riddle, Mystery #78573
  5. George Kolbenschlag - Line-by-line unraveling of BJF Mystery 78573 riddle
  6. Debbie Williams - Debbie Williams: Mystery #78573. The city is Chicago


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ACHS Air & Space Academy students pass written pilots exam


2018-05-05 - Adair County High School, 526 Indian Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo photo by Tiana Taylor.
Senior Nick Taylor and Sophomore Clayton Janes have passed the rigorous FAA written pilots exam. Clayton, who took the exam April 28, 2040 is the first student in Adair County Air & Space Academy to pass the exam. Nick Taylor passed the exam two days later The academy is completing its third year of instruction. The academy focuses on flight/aeronautics, aeronautical engineering, and unmanned aerial systems (drones). The instructors are Matthew Willis and Keri Willis. Nick Taylor, left, and Clayton Janes, at Adair County High School, Friday, May 4, 2018. - Photo by Tiana Taylor


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