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Oba Davis, 102, Casey County, KY (1916-2018)


2018-04-26 - 142 KY Hwy 49, Liberty, KY - Photo from Bartle Funeral Home.

Oba Davis, 102, Casey County, KY (1916-2018)



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Wildflowers of KY - Spring larkspur/Delphinium


2018-04-26 - Along a shady creekside, Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
The dark blueish purple spring larkspur, delphinium, stands out chiefly in most lowlands where well enough has been left alone. The larkspur's supporting cast includes white violets and wild phlox. This picture was taken one week ago, Thursday, April 19, 2018, but spring larkspur is still near its peak. - EW. (PS - Corrections, Comments, welcome)


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Redbuds looking good on the Public Square


2018-04-26 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Columbia's Public Square is brightened on these rainy days by Redbud trees in full bloom. This one behind the lighted lamp is in the Annex corner where there will be a meeting of the Adair County Election Board today at 2:30pmCT to go over the voting machines in preparation for the May 22, 2018 Primary Election.


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Malinda Smith, Dr. Anna Mary Byrdwell and Ann Mardis at DRG


2018-04-26 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by Kasey Ricketts.
The 10th Annual Diamond Derby Rose Gala was held at Campbellsville University April 20, 2018 in Winters Dining Hall with Dr. E. Bruce Heilman, CU 1949 alumnus and CU Board of Trustees member, as guest speaker. From left, Malinda Smith, CU Board of Trustees member, Dr. Anna Mary Byrdwell, Board of Trustees member, and Ann Mardis of Campbellsville look over the program before the special evening begins.


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Brody Tate Wilson at lunch with Grandmother and her classmates


2018-04-26 - Edmonton, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com.
Brody Tate Wilson, 4, was the adopted member of the Metcalfe County High School class of 1966 at their lunch meeting this week. Here he was creating a special dish that wound up a fine pile of crumbs. His Grandmother Ella Lee Oliver Wilson helped him with cleanup. Brody is the son of Judge Executive Greg Wilson and grandson of Ella and Forrest Wilson of Sulphur Well, KY. He joined his grandmother and her classmates Patricia Cummins, Linda Waggener, Rita Smith, Peggy McCoy, Elaine Wilson, Jackie Coffey, Rebecca England and Patty Hurt.


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Fake News - this is NOT a picture of a real exit route


2018-04-26 - Old Metcalfe County High School, 701 E Stockton Street, Edmonton, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com.
For students who went to Metcalfe County High School in Edmonton before it expanded up the hill, this "view" is exactly what students saw and traveled every day as we headed from the entrance to classes. My daily track in senior year was down the steps to Ms. Susan Shirley Chambers' fun English-Lit class, then back up the stairs to Ms. Harriet Butler's serious Home Economics class. This "view", however, is only that, a view of a solid wall that, at first glance, appears to be the old stairway to classes on upper and lower levels, and in reality is the convincing work of a clever artist or artists. Hopefully someone will send that information so we can give credit for the very real artwork. - LW


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Epicurean Kentuckian: Taco Salad at Old School Cafe


2018-04-26 - Old School Cafe, 701 West Stockton Street, Edmonton, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com.
MCHS friends meeting lunch sample It was Taco Tuesday at the Old School Cafe in Edmonton where a group of friends met for lunch in the pouring rain of Tuesday April 24, 2018. Choices were beef or chicken, black beans, salad and taco chips. The cafe is owned by the school system and students do the work. It started as an early morning donut shop and has since expanded to include lunch. In attendance for this lunch meeting were: Patricia Cummins, Linda Waggener, Rita Smith, Peggy McCoy, Elaine Wilson, Jackie Coffey, Rebecca England, Ella Lee Wilson and Patty Hurt.


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