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CHS 2017 Football Homecoming Royalty
 2017-09-23 - Campbellsville HS, 230 Main Street, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Calen McKinney, Public Information Officer, Campbellsville Independennt Schools (CIS) . This year's CHS homecoming king and queen are seniors Devonte Cubit and Kayla Young, center. At right are prince and princess Charlie Pettigrew and Reagan Knight, representing the junior class. In front are Campbellsville Elementary School kindergarteners Kyler Wilson and Trinidy Gribbins, who were the crown bearers. And at left are Daniel Silva and Brenna Wethington, who graduated from CHS in May and were last year's football homecoming king and queen.
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Scenic KY: bear prints found in mountains near Whitesburg, KY
 2017-09-22 - Whitesburg, KY - Photo by Jacob Cowan on the job. "Ricky Bault called our Jacob on the job in Whitesburg who said that he'd found a bear paw print where they are working that was bigger and wider than his boot. They are in the middle of nowhere in Eastern KY, having to stay in Virginia. I think I am ready for my boy to get off the mountain." -- Mitzi Bault
Jacob is a 2016 WKU graduate with a degree in civil engineering and is employed in his field.
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Very sweet kitten found on Columbia Public Square
 2017-09-22 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Amy Curry. This black and white kitten was found on the Square in Downtown Columbia. We would like to find the owner; it's a very sweet cat. Call 270-384-5020. - Amy Curry
CM Animals for other lost, found, for sale, and memorials for pets/animals.
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LWC junior Gabby Pedroza wants to help out back home
 2017-09-22 - Katie Murrell Library, LWC campus - Photo by Linda Waggener, columbiamagazine.com. Gabriella 'Gabby' Pedroza, center, a junior and a star tennis player at LWC, hopes to find a way to raise money to help young children who are living in dire conditions back home in San Carlos, Cojedes, Venezuela. She is joined by a few of her supporters in this photo -- from left: Kat McFadden, student ambassador for the LWC International Student Program (ISP); Sabine Eastham, director of international studies; Gabby Pedroza; Sandy Moore, admissions counselor for online education; and Jeanne Marshburn, host parent.
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Story Walk begins tomorrow at Jim Blair Park
 2017-09-22 - Jim Blair Park and Recreation Center, 901 Hudson Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Lee Ann Jessie. The newest book for the Story Walk at the Jim Blair Center opens tomorrow, 23 Sept 2017, at 11amCT with "The Man in the Red Bandanna" written by Honor Crowther Fagan. It is the story of Welles Remy Crowther"s courageous acts on 9/11 that saved several people from certain death in the Twin Towers. The story begins when Welles was a little boy and began to wear a red bandanna. As people walk and read the story, they will learn of the great sacrifice on that day that was made by Welles.
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Sunset seen from Birch Road by Tommy Bailey
 2017-09-22 - Birch Road, Eastern Adair County, KY - Photo by Tommy Bailey. (Photo was taken two weeks ago) I think I'm my own biggest critic and because of this a lot of my photo's never reach CM. After going back and reviewing this one I decided maybe I should have posted it. - Tommy Bailey
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LWC Basketball Team paints at Historic Courthouse
 2017-09-22 - Historic Adair County Courthouse, 500 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo Venus Popplewell, LWC Director of Public Relations. LWC Basketball players (from left) Allen Costley of Baltimore, MD, Ethan Hennis of Murfreesboro, TN, and Cameron Horsman of Jamaica, help beautify the square as their service project for the day. - Venus Popplewell
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