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Ginger Colvin wins Game #300 for Campbellsville University


2018-03-02 - East Kentucky Expo Center, 126 Main Street, Pikeville, KY - Photo Graphic by CU Athletics.

Ginger Colvin and son Kobe pose for a photo during a photoshoot during the preseason. Coach Colvin won game No. 300 in Campbellsville's 86-65 win over Georgetown in the opening round of the MSC Tournament. The former All-American point guard and now head coach Ginger Colvin added to her lustrous Campbellsville women's basketball career Thursday afternoon, March 1, 2018. With the Lady Tigers’ 86-65 win over Georgetown College on Thursday night in the Mid-South Conference quarterfinal, Colvin surpassed 300-career wins. - Jordan Alves, CU Sports Information Director


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ACPC students celebrate birthday of Dr. Seuss


2018-03-01 - Adair County Primary Center (ACPC), 158 Col. Casey Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Courtney Collins, ACPC .
Students from Mrs. Courtney Collins and Mrs. Julie Burton's class enjoyed a birthday celebration in honor of Dr. Seuss on Thursday, March 1, 2018, at Adair County Primary Center. From left: John Hunter, Madisyn Burns, Josie Blair, Bailey Gabehart, and Chase St. Andrew. In front is McKinley Stone. - Courtney Collins


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National weather service map, Tornado/Grab, KY 24 Feb 2018


2018-03-01 - Green County, KY - Photo From National Weather Service, Louisville, KY.
For full National Weather Service report, including four additional photo(s) see SevereWeatherFloodingFebruary24-252018. Clicking Read More accesses complete Tornado hits Grab-Donansburg area of Green Co. KY 24 Feb 2018 story by Linda & Ed Waggener, with more photo(s). Note that NWS official report correlates almost perfectly with Kerry Davis and Steven Fields' account of the path of the tornado. - EW


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First tulips discovered on Greensburg Street


2018-03-01 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com.
First tulips of near-spring 2018 were discovered on Greensburg Street in a walk to look at Columbia's sidewalk upgrade needs. As the little Lady Bug sign says, they were growing at 511 Greensburg Street, one of the best flower locations in town each and every season.


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Epicurian Kentuckian: Chili with a few extras on top


2018-03-01 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com.
If my first husband, Ed, had not chosen to be a writer/publisher, he'd have made an excellent career chef. When he makes time to prepare the meals, there's always adventure to every dish - especially hot pepper! This meal was hearty beef and bean chili topped with chopped celery, onion, radishes and sprinkles of cheese. Served up with saltines and milk, it made a fine lunch. - LW


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Scenic Adair Co. KY: Winter transitioning to spring


2018-03-01 - Western Adair County - Photo by Ed Waggener, columbiamagazine.com.
Budding trees mark the transition of winter into spring. This view over rolling hills shows the landscape dotted with the native deep green Cedar trees and the thickening of limbs that have been bare for the last few months and are now hosting new leaf buds. - LW


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Pinewood Center progress: Signs are up for 3trees locations


2018-03-01 - Pinewood Shopping Center, New Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Just as Mike Stephens announced, signs for 3trees church had been installed by yesterday afternoon when this photo was taken. All of this section of Pinewood Shopping Center is now committed. In addition to the education building , center, above, and the church, in the corner, 3trees' business office is in operation in the house which was formerly the residence of Richard Lee & Marsha Walker. Work is underway on a large parking lot to serve facility. - EW. Clicking Readmore accesses Tuesday story, "Pinewood Shopping Center announces two more businesses," and several photos.


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