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Eleven LWC students honored for Leadership


2017-04-27 - Roberta D. Cranmer Dining Center, 430 Helen Flatt Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo By Travis Smith, LWC.
Eleven Lindsey Wilson College students were honored Wednesday, April 26, 2017, for their leadership skills and contributions to the LWC community at the 9th Annual L3 (Live, Learn, Lead) banquet. Front row, from left: Abigail Biddle of Louisville, KY; Jacob Saylor of Louisville, KY; Emily Garrison of Williamstown, KY. Back row, from left: Olivia Burton of Campbellsville, KY; Makenzie Montano of Prospect, KY; Logan Adams of Somerset, KY; Alaina Phelps of Louisville, KY; Lileana Pearson of Columbia, KY; Tolga Dogruyol of Istanbul, Turkey; Patrick Adkins of Glasgow, KY; Charles Bowman of Oceana, WV. - TRAVIS SMITH


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Clay Hill friend George Howell gets wings at CU Earth Day


2017-04-27 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by Tomomi Sato.
Susan Walters, on right, helps George Howell put on butterfly wings at the Earth Day ceremony at Campbellsville University. - TOMOMI SATO


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Morgan One Room Schoolhouse represents early education


2017-04-27 - Burkesville, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, columbiamagazine.com.
Morgan School was located in the rolling hills between Columbia and Burkesville and is now restored as a museum and relocated to the Dr. Joseph Schickel Veterans Memorial Park. The little one-room school is remembered in the accompanying story by Dr. John E. Chowning and his brother Joe Chat Chowning who had many family connections to it. Morgan School represents the backbone of public education, a bygone era repeated throughout Kentucky and across the nation in small, rural communities.


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LWC nursing students currently completing placements at TJ


2017-04-27 - Lindsey Wilson College, Columbia, KY - Photo by Venus Popplewell, LWC Director of Public Relations.
Lindsey Wilson College nursing students currently completing site placements at TJ Samson Regional Hospital join the administrative staff from LWC and TJ Samson at the signing ceremony on Wednesday, April 26. - VENUS POPPLEWELL


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LWC & TJ Samson sign pact for nurses' training


2017-04-27 - Glasgow, KY - Photo by Venus Popplewell, LWC Director of Public Relations.

Lindsey Wilson College President William T. Luckey Jr. and TJ Samson Regional Hospital President and CEO Bud Wethington sign a formal memorandum of agreement on Wednesday that will expand continued educational opportunities to TJ Samson employees at a reduced tuition rate. From left: LWC Nursing and Health Division Chair Marian Smith, Luckey, Wethington, and TJ Samson System Chief for Nursing and Quality Kathleen Hirsch. - VENUS POPPLEWELL


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Epicurean Kentuckian: Pulled pork tacos


2017-04-27 - Photo by Pen. Tacos filled with pulled pork and red pepper, topped with radish slices and cilantro, served with a roasted-corn salad.

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Waking up with the Lord, every day - Red Lick UMS celebration


2017-04-27 - Red Lick United Methodist Church, 3976 Mosby Ridge Road, Edmonton, KY - Photo by Chris Lagermann.
Brother Larry Lemmon decided to build excitement each week by having a special theme. Sunday, April 23 the theme was "Waking Up in the Lord!" The congregation was encouraged to come to church wearing pajamas for this special day with the idea that people should Wake Up in the Lord EVERY day. The congregation certainly enjoyed the service and shared a lot of joy! An especially joyous announcement was that Brother Larry and his wife Missy's son Lakota announced that he had been saved Easter Sunday night. His sister Katherine told the congregation last week that she had committed her life to Jesus. What wonderful news!In the photo with the pajamas from April 23, 2017: Front row: Lukas Lemmon, Lakota Lemmon, Emma Jessee, Katherine Lemmon, Jordan London, Kayleigh Huff, Rachel Lagermann. Row 2: Patricia Pedigo and Genola Sexton. Row 3: Steve Firkins, Hyman Estes, Amber Dustin, Etna Milby, Robin Saltsman, Chris Lagermann, Brother Larry Lemmon, Olivia Jessee and Wilma Firkins. Row 4: Larry Hamilton, Freeda Jeffries, Connie Phelps, Michael Lagermann, Carol Mullins, Chris Mullins, Missy Lemmon, Gina Duncan, Martha Jessee and Ed Jessee. - CHRIS LAGERMANN Row 5: Austin Bragg, Billy Jeffries, and Chris Jessee.



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