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Fall 2016 - I: White Oak's blazing colors


2016-11-22 - Coburg, KY area - Photo by Robert Ellis (c).
Robert Ellis sends this stunning fall color photo in a year when not all, but many of the species of oak, are providing splendid relief to the browned out grassland pervading most of the countryside. Paired photo. See also: Fall 2016 II: Viewing beauty through a jumbled mess . . .


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Somerset CC Nursing Program latest grads ready to enter workforce


2016-11-21 - Somerset Community College, Somerset, KY - Photo by .
Students enrolled in the Associate Degree Nursing program at Somerset Community College are getting ready to leave the classroom and enter the workforce. New graduates, now Registered Nurses, include: Front, from left: Tammy Dishman, Monticello; Kayla Felton, Barbourville; Brooke Denney, Nancy; Chris Wagers, London; Tonya Crabtree, Pine Knot; Chelsea Patrick, Whitley City; and Jamie Kennedy, Somerset. Middle: Regina Davis, Lancaster; Nicole Merrill, Hinkle; Leighanne LeQuire, Baxter; Casey Gadberry, Columbia; Melissa Smith, Jamestown; and Maria White, Albany. Back: Tiffany Gross, Livingston; Carrie Perry, Stearns; Stacey Wooldridge, Russell Springs; Janet Koger, Pall Mall, TN; Leanna Mink-Farmer, Eubank; Madison Brooking, Albany; and Danielle Kerekes, Knifley.



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CES kindergarteners practice writing


2016-11-21 - Campbellsville Elementary School, 315 Roberts Road (campus), Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Calen McKinney, Public Information Officer, Campbellsville Independent Schools (CIS).
CES kindergartener Michael Terry concentrates as he writes the letter V. Campbellsville Elementary School students are working hard to learn to write all the letters of the alphabet. In Leanna Cundiff's class, students recently spent an afternoon working on writing the letter V. Soon, the students will have practiced writing their entire alphabet. - Calen McKinney


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Record 3,777 Operation Christmas Child Boxes leave Wheet


2016-11-21 - Wheet Fellowship Hall, 1200 Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Mark Fudge, County Chair, Operation Christmas Child.
The last of the 3777 OCC boxes are loaded on to a trailer at the Wheet Fellowship Hall. The trailer will be headed to Boone North Carolina later today. Brandon McDowell, Derek Smith, Kaylee Neal, Carlos Maidonado, and Mike Talley finished loading the final OCC boxes. McDowell and Talley helped in getting all of the Adair County boxes loaded on the trailer as well as several thousands of boxes from Casey and Taylor County also. - Mark Fudge


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Aria Willis, 2, enjoys experience at Born Learning


2016-11-21 - Adair County, KY - Photo From Paula Garrison, Coordinator, ACPC Family Resource Center.
Courtney Curry holds her two-year old daughter, Aria Willis, at Born Learning session #3 on Thursday, November 17, 2016 at Adair County Primary Center. Mom says Aria loves to come to Born Learning. Participants were just finishing up a delicious meal provided this month by the Trinity United Methodist Church retired teachers. -- Paula Garrison


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Fellowship at charity banquet


2016-11-21 - Adair County, KY - Photo By Jenny Kawa.
Lewis Garrison, left, Dr. John Begley, UCSS Board Chairman, and LWC's Kevin Thompson, at right, say they are excited about the accomplishments of The Uganda Counseling and Support Services work. They were attending the dinner for the annual Uganda Counseling and Support Services (UCSS) appreciation dinner held recently in Columbia.


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Linsey Grant leads 2016 induction class in pledge at ACHS


2016-11-21 - Adair County High School, 526 Indian Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Wes Feese, Media Relations, Adair County School District.
National Honor Society Chapter President Linsey Grant, left, leads this year's induction class in the NHS pledge Thursday night at Adair County High School.



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