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American Legion Post 65 aids Elena Bonitz' trip to Washington


2018-03-11 - Edmonton, KY - Photo by Chris Lagermann.
American Legion Post 65, Edmonton-Metcalfe County KY supports Elena Bonitz's trip to the National Youth Leadership Forum in Washington DC. Bill Lagermann, Commander of American Legion Post 65, Edmonton-Metcalfe County KY presents a check to Elena Bonitz, daughter of Kathy and Gene Fahey. Elena plans to attend the National Youth Leadership Forum in Washington DC this summer.


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Happy first birthday, Payton Elizabeth Cash


2018-03-10 - Columbia KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com.
Payton Elizabeth Cash celebrated her one-year birthday on March 5, 2018. Life with her added to the family is filled with joy as the smiles on her little face and on that of her grandmother Debbie Murray demonstrate. Debbie's job allows for four ten-hour days and one full day for just the two of them. -- LW


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Birds of KY: Married Red-tailed Hawks? Planning dinner date?


2018-03-10 - Between Steve Coomer place and Bobby Downey Farm, maybe in Dr. Parnell tree - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
These monogamous raptors, social exemplaries for family values, were out hunting in a distant tree from our vantage point on Greensburg Road. Ironically, they were spotted just two days after Steve Coomer, who lives less than a mile back toward town, explained their range as being within one square mile of their nest. Assuming our guess on the species and relationship is correct, that's surely a providential coincidence. The birds make a grand sight, above, hunting for their dinner. However, veteran and knowledgeable ornithologist know that red tailed hawks are the likely suspects when one sees a hawk. - EW/LW.


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Camren Vicari, and Chase Hord balance chemical equation


2018-03-10 - Campbellsville Middle School, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Calen McKinney, Public Information Officer, Campbellsville Independent Schools.
Campbellsville Middle School seventh-graders Camren Vicari, at left, and Chase Hord balance a chemical equation using blocks. Campbellsville Middle School students are learning to balance chemical equations. In Steven Gumm's seventh-grade science classes, students are learning how to analyze chemical equations. Gumm recently taught students how to make sure equations are balanced. Calen McKinney. Paired photo: See Science teacher Steven Gumm teaches chemical equations


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Science teacher Steven Gumm teaches chemical equations


2018-03-10 - Campbellsville Middle School, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Calen McKinney, Public Information Officer, Campbellsville Independent Schools.
Science teacher Steven Gumm talks to his students about balancing chemical equations. Campbellsville Middle School students are learning to balance chemical equations. In Steven Gumm's seventh-grade science classes, students are learning how to analyze chemical equations. Gumm recently taught students how to make sure equations are balanced. To help them visualize a balanced equation, students used blocks to represent chemicals. - Calen McKinney. Paired Photo: Camren Vicari, and Chase Hord balance chemical equation


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Tye is back, and all's well for Maggie


2018-03-10 - Adair County Primary Center (ACPC), 158 Col. Casey Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Maggie's concern was over, after six year old Tye Mitchum, returned and seated beside her, and Tye's father, Michael Mitchum, gave pointers to the photographer as Tye posed, but Maggie - who's not a showboat dog, kept a protective eye on surroundings. - EW. Paired photo: Maggie waits patiently, with concern, at ACPC


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Maggie waits patiently, with concern, at ACPC


2018-03-10 - Parking lotAdair County Primary Center (ACPC), 158 Col. Casey Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Maggie was very well behaved as she waited patiently for her chauffeur to return with her master. She's a shelter dog, adopted one year ago into a loving home, after hard launch. It's hard to guess her breed. Her Dad, for reasons not known and with no guilt assigned, was separated from her Mom, when she arrived at the shelter, so only the maternal side of her family tree is known. Mom was - you'd never guess - a coonhound! - EW. Paired Photo: Tye is back, and all's well for Maggie


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