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Golden-Rule Wilson wins awards at KAA


2018-02-15 - Somerset, KY - Photo from Chris Wilson .
From left, Simon Wilson, Chris Wilson & Alex Popplewell of .Golden Rule-Wilson Wilson, Columbia and Russell Springs, KY, with awards won in State Competition at Somerset, KY. - CHRIS WILSON


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Sardin Ford cable ferry


2018-02-15 - Green River, KY - Photo courtesy Evelyn Montgomery.
Flat bottom cable ferries were a common sight all along Green River in the past, providing what must have at times seemed like a harrowing passage to the other side. Operators would charge a small fee or accepted barter in exchange for this valuable service.


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Crocus Watch: Single harbinger finally arrives at Watson home


2018-02-15 - Kentucky - Columbia or Harrodsburg, KY - Photo by Mike Watson, Adair County Historian.

Crocus blossom, finally! 70 degree temp and a ray or two of sunshine encouraged a single harbinger of Spring. - MIKE WATSON. Photo 2018-02-15


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Mitzi Bault: What were ration tickets with Ts???


2018-02-15 - Columbia, KY - Photo from the collection of Mitzi Bault.
The page that has the big T’s on it. Are they for gas? - MITZI BAULT. Paired Photo: Grandpa Waggener's WWII Ration


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Mitzi Bault: Grandpa Waggener's WWII Ration book


2018-02-15 - Columbia, KY - Photo from the collection of Mitzi Bault.
This is Grandpa Waggener's WWII Ration book. - MITZI BAULT. Paired Photo


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Coach Gumm talks with the team


2018-02-15 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Calen McKinney.
Campbellsville Middle School academic team coach Steven Gumm talks with CES academic team members during a quick recall match. Pictured are, from left, fifth-graders Logan England and Zeke Harris. Fifth-graders Bryanna Fitzgerald and Gabriel Noyola are hidden.


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Zeke Harris waits for a question


2018-02-15 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Calen McKinney.
CES fifth-grader Zeke Harris listens to a question during a quick recall match.


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