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CHS students play role of LWC guidance counselors at Fair


2016-12-25 - Campbellsville High School, 230 W Main, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Calen McKinney, Public Information Officer, Campbellsville Independent Schools (CIS).
CHS seniors Brenna Wethington, at left, and Kaylie Morris presented information about Lindsey Wilson College at recent College Fair at Campbellsville High School. - Calen McKinney


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CHS seniors play roles of College Guidance Counselors


2016-12-25 - Campbellsville High School, 230 W Main, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Calen McKinney, Public Information Officer, Campbellsville Independent Schools (CIS).
From left, Campbellsville High School seniors Chase Atwood, Gabriel Clark and Stone Williams present information about Campbellsville University.


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Epicurean Kentuckian: Turkey cooked in overdrive


2016-12-25 - EK Kitchen, Shelby County, KY - Photo by Pen.
Turkey off the grid: Pen writes (2011-11-24): I awoke on Thanksgiving morning to some cruel math -- there was simply no way to oven roast our partially frozen turkey in time for the scheduled meal. Luckily, I remembered something (probably from years-ago science classes at ACHS) about increasing surface area to decrease cooking time. I consulted the Googles, hastily butterflied the bird, and--since I was already off-the-reservation, culinarily speaking--I headed out to the bbq grill with the halved turkey and a Monroe-County-inspired basting sauce of cider vinegar, honey, salt, sage, thyme and mustard. Three and a half hours later, we had a pretty tasty meal and possibly a new Thanksgiving tradition. First Posted in Epicurean Kentuckian following Thanksgiving 2009. It's a tip which could come in handy today.)


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Larry Smith sends a favorite Christmas Postcard he received


2016-12-25 - The Big Dawg Studio, 101 E Main, Campbellsville, KY - Photo from Larry Smith, 99.9 FM The Big Dawg.
A Christmas card from Taylor County Sheriff Allen Newton. Loved the Ford Crown Vic Police Cruiser in this scene from yesterday. - Larry Smith, FM 99.9, The Big Dawg, and FM 92.7, The WAVE, Shoreline Communications.


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KY Color: William Carrol Demumbrunn, ggg grandfather of writer


2016-12-25 - Metcalfe County, KY - Photo by Billy Joe Fudge.
My Great-great-great grandfather, William Carrol Demumbrunn, Lucy Clark's father was born March 18, 1821 in Edmonson County, KY. Of course, Edmonson County was not formed until 4 years later, in 1825. He married Lucy Gholes Wisdom and made his home in Metcalfe County which did not become a county until 1860. He had 11 children, including Lucy Clark, and died in 1886. He was a Preacher, most likely a Circuit Rider.Back in the day churches were small and could not afford a full time minister, so Preachers would pastor, so to speak, a number of churches preaching at a different one each Sunday of the month.



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Wings Express students make candy cane ornaments


2016-12-25 - Campbellsville Elementary School, 315 Roberts Road (campus), Campbellsville, KY .
Campbellsville Elementary School first-grader Brendan Martin
counts how many beads he used to make his ornament.Campbellsville Elementary School Wings Express students recently made candy cane ornaments. Students used pipe cleaners to form the shape of a candy cane, and then added red and white beads in a pattern. After their pipe cleaner was full of beads, students tied it so their ornament can be hung on a Christmas tree. The Wings Express program will begin again on Thursday, January 5. Wings Express is a program to help students with homework and other activities. Students receive help with reading, math, science, technology, social skills and more. They also participate in activities to learn about nutrition. Wings Express students stay at school from 3pm to 5pmET on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays and from 1pm to 3pmET on Fridays for activities. Students are given a snack and then divided into groups to participate in programs that best fit their needs. About 90 students will participate in the Wings Express program. Amanda Barnett is Wings Express director. For more information about the program, call Barnett at 270-465-4561 Ext. 31141. - Calen McKinney


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A Merry Christmas smile from Matti Moss


2016-12-24 - Columbia, KY - Photo from the family.
Little Matti Moss turned two this month, Dec. 12, 2016, and from the look of absolute delight in her eyes when this photo was made she is happy with everything about this season. She is the daughter of Matthew and Tessa Moss and is the little sister of Matthew Edward Harrison Moss who is five. Matti's grandfather, Adair County Sheriff Harrison Moss, and grandmother Shirley just happen to keep a few photos of these little ones handy on their phones for sharing at any time.


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