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Bicentennial Committee recognizes CJE Eddie Rogers


2017-07-31 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo submitted by Larry Smith, The Big Dawg, 99.9 FM.
Larry Smith member of the Campbellsville Bicentennial Committee presents Taylor County Judge Executive Eddie Rogers and the Taylor Fiscal Court a certificate of appreciation for the monetary donation made to the bicentennial committee, the money along with a donation from the Campbellsville City Council has helped fund the year long celebration. Campbellsville Kentucky is 200 years old this year.


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Bull Run Charity MusicFest sets another record!


2017-07-31 - Larry Russell & Shiela Bryant Place, 1601 Bull Run Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Easton Bryant.
Record weather, record attendance, and record giving. Truly a special night. $17,000+ raised for local missions and local families. I'd also like to note that $700+ was given specifically in memory of Kim Downs. Thanks so much for your help this year. Keep up the good work! - EASTON BRYANT


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Beautiful tobacco blossoms, Russell County, KY


2017-07-31 - Russell County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com(c).
This picture taken Sun 30 Jul 2017, in Russell County, KY, is dedicated to Our Carmel Cousin & wife, who made a special trip from there - NE of Indianapolis - recently, and arrived in Adair County with a lament that they did not see a single patch of tobacco in the over 200 mile trip. He was remembering all those wonderful 90 degree July days topping tobacco on a family farm up north of Columbia, in the Mt. Gilead area of Green County. For them, this Flowers of Kentucky photo is pictured. Many others are still around who remember those carefree summers in the tobacco patches around here. - EW


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Jennifer Parker's dog Chief is missing (Update: back home)


2017-07-31 - Breeding, KY - Photo by Jennifer Parker.
Update - Chief is back home. - Jennifer Parker, 1 Aug 2017
Chief has gone missing in the Breeding area of Adair County, KY. Please contact us if anyone sees him. He is a very sweet natured family pet. 270-634-3307 - Jennifer Parker

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Dr. Adam Wooldridge & family at completions of residency


2017-07-31 - Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, Lubbock, TX. - Photo by Family Member.
Dr. Adam Wooldridge Adam Wooldridge, MD, MPH, completed Orthopedic Surgery residency at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center in Lubbock, TX on 30 Jun 2017. At left, is his father, John Wooldridge, (Dr. Wooldridge), his brother, Ethan Wooldridge, and Dr. Wooldridge's mother, Marty Wooldridge. Dr. Wooldridge is a 2002 graduate of Adair County High School. He grew up in the Glens Fork community of Adair County. Marty Wooldridge had just completed a refreshing respite in the custody of Dr. Wooldridge's two boys, Micah, the baby, and two-year-old Eli. Mrs. Wooldridge says that Dr. Wooldridge is still checking on opportunities in his particular branch of orthopedics. - EW


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Sometimes camera settings lend confusing pictures


2017-07-31 - Toward Russell County, from Coffey Hole Russell Creek, Clifty Creek area - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com(c).
Sunday afternoon, we chanced to see one of the most pleasing pictures ever. Two horses and their riders and their six dogs. Ten or so snaps were taken, but they seemed to have piled up. The fabulous shade and shadows the right, on White Oak Church Road, can be seen here, as usual.. The extra horse feet are evidence of the second horse and rider. But what looks like double lanes on the turnpike, with access from White OaK Church Road, is an illusion. It's due to the settings on the camera. It;s a pretty grassy pasture. The enviable riders are Donald & David Schweppe, on their saddle horses. (Sorry, didn't get their names nor the names of the beautiful canine companions. - Ed & Linda. Photo Sun 30 Jul 2017.


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Dr. Adam Wooldridge completes orthapedic surgery residency


2017-07-31 - Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, Lubbock, TX. - Photo from Marty Wooldridge.
On Friday, June 30 2017, Adam Wooldridge, MD, MPH, completed Orthopedic Surgery residency at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center in Lubbock, TX. - MW


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