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KY Afield Outdoors: 5th-highest deer harvest on record


2018-01-18 - Frankfort, KY - Photo by Lee McClellan.
Kentucky deer hunters posted the fifth-highest harvest on record during the 2017-2018 seasons. The deer season was successful despite an outbreak of disease in sections of eastern Kentucky and a wicked cold snap during the late portion of the season.


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Russell County, KY: Wondering about odd snow formation


2018-01-18 - Russell County - Photo by Jane Wilson.

Here is an odd snow formation my mother photographed this morning in her driveway. We are wondering what caused this to happen.- Dan Wilson
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  1. Greg Jones - It's of snow donuts
    1. Dan Wilson - Update: More study needed on formations in Russell Co. snow


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Sign ready to come down -- Tourism can help but can't lead


2018-01-18 - Greensburg Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
The land owner has contributed information on the background and the story on this sign is coming together. The family allowed the sign to be posted across Greensburg Road from the Christian Life Center/Jim Blair Park two or three generations ago and thinks it was possibly updated the last time by the Adair County Homemakers -- one of the late family members participated in it. As far as we can tell from reader contributions to date, those who worked to erect the sign have passed on, or are unable to be involved in any further changes. It was stated when the first photo was published here that the Tourism Commission could take care of getting it down, but that has now been clarified, Tourism may help, but can't take the lead. The next step is to ask if the City and County could work together and remove it when the winter gets done with itself. Once it has been removed, plans can be made for a new sign to match those coming into town on other streets (Russell Road, Burkesville Road, Campbellsville Road.) -- Linda Waggener


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Happy Birthday, Garry Coomer


2018-01-18 - Lindsey Wilson College, Columbia, KY - Photo by Rita Neat.
If you see this guy out and about today, we hope you remember to wish him a very Happy Birthday! Garry Coomer has been with Lindsey Wilson College for 47 years! We at Plant Operations are blessed to have him. Happy Birthday Garry!! - RITA NEAT


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Learning to write their own songs in Jessica Floyd's CMS class


2018-01-18 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by Calen McKinney, Public Information Officer, Campbellsville Independent Schools.
Campbellsville Middle School sixth-graders Jacob Releford, at left, and KyAshia Mitchell play their group's original song on the block and bells. After dividing into groups, students worked together to create their own music using a variety of instruments from bells to boomwhackers, blocks and more.


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Students in Jessica Floyd's class learn song writing


2018-01-18 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by Calen McKinney, Public Information Officer, Campbellsville Independent Schools.
CMS seventh-graders Bri Hayes, at left, and Sean Mings play their original song on the bells and boomwhackers. They were among the students in Jessica Floyd's music class learning how to compose music.


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View as the crow flies from Independence Ridge to Sparksville


2018-01-18 - From Wells Chapel on Independence Ridge Road, Adair County, KY - Photo by Junior Stotts.
Junior Stotts sent this photo from Wells Chapel on Independence Ridge Road looking toward the Sparksville water tower. He estimates the distance as the crow flies to be three or four miles, and estimates the same distance is at twice, maybe more, as far if you go by road around Independent Ridge Road to Breeding to Sparksville, KY. Buildings to the left in the picture are on Johnny Harvey Road where Junior and his wife Connie lived for several years. The photo was made Wednesday, Jan. 17, 2018.


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