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Adair County Elementary School at state STLP competition


2017-04-13 - Rupp Arena, 430 W Vine Street, Lexington, KY - Photo Photo courtesy Adair County School District.
The Adair County Elementary STLP team members are, from left: Coordinator Sarah Dean, Malakai Horton, Jack Fishback, Jordan Grider, Dillon Godsey-England, Rylee Godsey-England, Abby Claywell, Mason Horton, and Brody Blair. WES FEESE. Photo courtesy Adair County School District


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Adair County Primary Center STLP Team


2017-04-13 - Rupp Arena, 430 W Vine Street, Lexington, KY - Photo Photo courtesy Adair County School District.
The Adair County Primary Center STLP team members are, from left: Coordinator Laura Marcum, Sofia Coleman, Jasper Kemp, Lilly Myers, Alayna Marcum, Addie Baker, and Gabe Coleman. WES FEESE. Photo courtesy Adair County School District


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Latin American dance at LWC International Festival


2017-04-13 - Holloway Wellness Center, 399 Williams Street, Columbia, KY - Photo By Travis Smith, LWC.
Airada Daamdee Bricker, left, of Elizabethtown, KY, and Victor Fernandez of Paraguay, perform a Latin American dance for students, faculty, staff and community members at the International Festival on April 12 in the Doris & Bob Health and Wellness Center at Lindsey Wilson College, 399 Williams St. Columbia, KY. - TRAVIS SMITH


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Nicholas Marcano serves Dean Schmidt a sample of Pelau


2017-04-13 - Holloway Wellness Center, 399 Williams Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Travis Smith, LWC.
Nicholas Marcano of Trinidad and Tobago serves Dean of Students Chris Schmidt a traditional dish called Pelau during the International Festival on April 12, 2017, in the Doris & Bob Health and Wellness Center at Lindsey Wilson College, 399 Williams Street, Columbia, KY. - TRAVIS SMITH


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Cobi Ho, England, shows pride for his country at LWC Festival


2017-04-13 - Holloway Wellness Center, 399 Williams Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Travis Smith, LWC.
Cobi Ho of Gloucester, England shows pride for his country during the International Festival on April 12 in the Doris & Bob Health and Wellness Center at Lindsey Wilson College, 399 Williams Street, Columbia, KY. - TRAVIS SMITH


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Bill Luster speaking to CU Media Luncheon today


2017-04-13 - Campbellsville University, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com photo(c).
Famed photographer Bill Luster speaking at the Campbellsville University Media luncheon, above. Luster began his career in his native Glasgow, KY. He worked for the Glasgow Daily Times, which was headed by Carroll Knicely, and then spent 42 years with the Courier-Journal. Luster's shared many memorable moments and photos, including coverage of fellow Barren Countian Louie Nunn's years as Governor. He also had access to eight presidents during his career. But a very memorable anecdote for Adair, Metcalfe, and Barren Countians was a time in his early days. He said he headlined a story "Barren woman marries Breeding man," adding, "Mr. Knicely never asked me to do a wedding page layout again." (His headline had no errors, but it would have made a big differenced if he'd added the geographical parts, Barren County woman/Breeding KY man). -- LW


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Three Horses Standing . . . Rock Mill Road, Beechville, KY


2017-04-13 - Rock Mill Road, between Knob Lick & Beechville, Edmonton, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener.
A pretty scene not far from The Cut in Metcalfe County, conjures up a video to go with a song attributed to Cumberland County composer/lyricist Whitey Stearns, "Three horses standing and two more to ride," which he sang in Columbia, during the years Dick Morris ran the G & M Grill. That was long, long ago - the exact time, if ever remembered, has been deleted from internal database. - EW


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