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Packing 1,580 meals in 1.5 Hours: Everyone had a specific job


2016-06-13 - Columbia Christian Church, 206 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com (c).
To get 1,580 meals packed in 1.5 hours, everyone had a specific job to do. Carter White's was to add a packet of vitamins to the meals. Carter is working in a team including, left, Jeanna Grant, and center, Debbie Martin. - Tim Johnson, Columbia Christian Church Director of Discipleship


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'Food Factory' assembles 1,580 meals in 1.5 hours!


2016-06-13 - Columbia Christian Church, 206 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
In just a bit over 1.5 hours, 55 volunteers gathered at the Columbia Christian Church on Saturday, June 11, 2016, to assemble 1,580 meals to be distributed in Afghanistan and Haiti. They were Chase Cotten, of I.D.E.S., who was in charge, and Patti Troutman, Cora, Brady, Denise Grant and Jenna, Grayson Bragg, Tim and Cindy Johnson, Michala and Emily, Marci and Terry White, Elizabeth and Joey White, Carter and Michala, Judy Spoon, Dwayne and Debbie Martin, Sarah Martin Bob and Betty Fishback, Willard and Marsha Prichard, Dick and Kim Scholl, Taylo , Margaret Owens, Fred and Carol Miller, Megan Shepard and Kaylin, Valerie and Dean Adams, Richard Phelps, Elizabeth Ballou, with Nathan, Sally and Hunter Ballou; Valerie Barnett, Martha and Bill Skaggs, Sharon Edwards, Raymond Martin, Gene and Barb Grasham, Angella and Timothy Watson, Pat and Jerry Vaughn, Melinda Booher and Kaylen Dail.(There was one visitor I asked and wrote down his name, but could not remember, so if you see one that is not listed it is him! - TJ) - TIM JOHNSON Want to help in efforts like these? Contact Tim Johnson, 270-585-2064.


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Travel: The Rim Trail


2016-06-13 - Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona - Photo by Pen.
The Rim Trail runs for 13 miles along the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, offering an easy stroll from spectacular view to spectacular view.


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Travel: The Grand Canyon


2016-06-13 - Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona - Photo by Pen.
It's really hard to do justice to the subject with a photo, but to get an idea of scale, look to ledge at the top left corner of the photo -- the tiny white dots are about a dozen people on one of the lookout spots available along the Rim Trail.


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Glenda Butler & Billy Carroll to exchange vows


2016-06-13 - Bethlehem Separate Baptist Church, 3979 W Hwy 80, Russell Springs, KY, - Photo by Madelon Butler.
You've shared our friendship, our lives, we want you to share our special day. Glenda Butler will marry Billy Carroll Saturday, June 18, 2016 at 2:30pmCT at Bethlehem Separate Baptist Church, East 80, Russell Springs, KY. Everyone's invited and a reception will follow. -- Glenda & Billy


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Accommodating people downtown: At Printing Creations


2016-06-13 - Printing Creations, 110 N Monroe, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
One of so many great things about local business people is how accommodating they are. The trunk above is filled with useful notepads, free for the asking. Greg & Joyce Coomer, the owners of Printing Creations, give away scratchpads in a number convenient sizes to those in need. The display begs provenance, and Joyce Coomer explains, "The trunk was my great aunt's -- Lillian Leaner Taylor. She had scarlet fever when she was a child. I have one or two photos of her; she didn't look much older than twelve in a photo taken maybe two years before she died." That's important to know. The notepad I got Saturday before the memorial bridge and highway dedication at the fire department came in very handy, by the way. Best note book I ever used. - ED


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Mrs. Nancy Belle (Harris) Franklin, Taylor Co., KY (1968-2016)


2016-06-12 - 1765 New Columbia Road, Campbellsville, KY - Photo from L.R. Petty Funeral Home & Cremation Services.

Mrs. Nancy Belle (Harris) Franklin, Taylor Co., KY (1968-2016)


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