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Birds of Kentucky: Another blue, waiting for a catch


2017-07-28 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by Pen. A pair of herons spent this evening jockeying for the best spot downriver from the spillway, and noisily disagreeing anytime the other got too close.

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Birds of Kentucky: Great Blue Heron in the Green


2017-07-28 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by Pen. A great blue preening while a duck swims nearby.

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Deer in the woods


2017-07-28 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by Pen.

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KSP arrests Corrections Employee in contraband case


2017-07-28 - Western KY Correction Complex, Lyon Co., KY - Photo from KSP Police Post 1, Mayfield, KKY.
Correction emplyee Danny L. Ford, age 49, of Dawson Springs, KY. Ford was charged with First Degree Possession of a Controlled Substance and First Degree Promoting Contraband, and was lodged in the Caldwell County Jail, Princeton, KY. Senior Trooper Jody Cash


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Scene in Act II, 'Lying in State' encore performance, LWC


2017-07-28 - V.P. Henry Audiorium, 210 Lindsey Wilson Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com(c).
Critic George Kolbenschlag was right. Reconsideration on attending 'Lying in State' was well worth it. The scene above, with Greg Blair, as Fred, and Laura Burwash as Edna, in the foreground, Lacy Dal Pont seen in background between them, and David Gougen as Harry, came near the close of the last performance of the Summer 2017 TheatreFest schedule. This play was performed in an intimate Black Box stage with the audience feeling a part of the play, had every seat on the stage - about 55 - filled. - EW


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Curtain call for 'Lying in State' encore performance


2017-07-28 - V.P.Henry Auditorium, 210 Lindsey Wilson Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com(c).
From left, Laura Burwash as Edna, Greg Blair as as Herb, David Gougen as Harry, Renee Daffron as Margo, Wade Daffron as Fred, Tyler Harting as Wally, and Lacy Dal Pont as Buttons, have kept audiences laughing through four regular performances and above an encore performance Thursday evening, July 27, 2017. The two act play by David C. Hyer was part of the 2017 Summer Theatrefest - a schedule of two comedies. Lying in State was directed by Robert Brock. The production manager was Jeremy Cloyd; Caitlin Corder was the stage manager, and Jacob Scott was production assistant.


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Chief Cross says illegal drugs - not jobs - top 2018 election issue


2017-07-28 - Bearwallow United Methodist Church, Christine, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com(c).
Columbia Police Chief Jason Cross issued several challenges to participants in the Columbia Police Department's Fifth Drug Forum held a Bearwallow United Methodist Church last night, Thursday, July 27, 2017, including a call to the Adair Fiscal Court - with Drug Forum supporter Harold Burton in the front row, to step up funding for the Adair County Sheriff's Department to provide a Detective slot within the ACSO and to provide a drug/bomb detection dog for the ACSO. He commended the Columbia City Council for it's support, and requested more funding for a second Adair County School District SRO. He advocated faith based efforts, but said that the effort should welcome all in the campaign to eradicate the scourge of illegal drugs. He also defined the primary issue, as he sees it, for the 2018 city and county elections. "The No. 1 Question to ask every candidate is: What will you do about drugs? It's not Jobs. I don't want to hear about Jobs until I hear what the candidates are going to do to help stop illegal drugs." Sheriff Moss is in the front row, left, in front of Adair County Community Voice assistant editor Adam Capps. - EW


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