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Phi Theta Kappa induction ceremony at SCC


2016-05-05 - Somerset, KY - Photo courtesy Somerset Community College.
These students attended the Phi Theta Kappa formal induction ceremony at Somerset Community College.

Front (left to right): Laura Monroe, London; Kimberly Senters, Somerset; Emily Wombles, London; Kelsey Johnson, London; Emeline Assamoi, Somerset; Sara Bertram, Monticello; Freda Yeary, Somerset.

Second row (l to r): Evan Roberts, Bronston; Maria Hill, Russell Springs; Richard Keirn, London; Alisha Waters, Somerset; Brittany Dixon, London; Rachel Rigney, Albany; Samantha Combs, Somerset; Tiffany Williams, Garrard.

Third row: Kayla Thornton, Russell Springs; Tad Kaisner, Somerset; Tim Bryson, Glensfork; Donald Ashley; Somerset; Thomas Kowalski, Corbin; Beverly Crow, Russell Springs; Susan Yancey, Bronston; Taylor Simpson, Stanford; Brian Turner; London; Adriana Benningfield, Monticello; Douglas Roy, Russell Springs; Amanda Bowmann, East Bernstadt.


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Sweet, shy, well cared for puppy shows up at Millerfield home


2016-05-05 - The Millerfields, Adair County, KY - Photo by Melissa Kulac.
This puppy showed up at our house Wednesday, May 4, 2016, in the Millerfields area. He is very sweet, a little shy, seems cared for. If he belongs to you, please call me, Melissa, at 270-250-1317.
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Condominium guests take outdoorshower


2016-05-05 - Russell County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com (c).
At this 12-unit birdhouse condominium, the birds were taking advantage of the cool rain on their shoulders - another sign that others appreciate Rainy Days as much as we do. - EW/LW. Clicking Read More Accesses a Rainy Day Album to enjoy today before the Sunshine comes back tomorrow.


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CES students draw landscapes


2016-05-05 - Campbellsville Elementary School, 315 Roberts Road (campus), Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Calen McKinney, Public Information Officer, Campbellsville Independent Schools (CIS).
Campbellsville Elementary School students are learning how to draw landscapes. In Adrienne Hash's art classes, second-graders have been studying how to draw an outdoor land scene, with objects in the foreground and background. They have also been discussing how to compare paintings of landscapes. - Above CES second-grader Aleecia Knezevic colors the horizon in her landscape drawing. - Calen McKinney


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Car Fire early this morning at N Columbia Ave & W Main Street


2016-05-05 - NW corner, Columbia Avenue & Main Street, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Larry Smith, FM 92.7 the WAVE & FM 99.9 the Big Dawg.
A car fire occurred this morning at 6:19amCT/7:19amET, in the Druther's Parking Lot just west of the Big Dawg FM 99.9 studio. I'll more details on FM 99.9 and on The WAVE FM 92.76 and on ColumbiaMagazine.com as we receive details. - Larry Smith


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Rainbow over Greater Bliss/New Columbia, KY


2016-05-05 - Greater Bliss, New Columbia, KY - Photo by Miss Victoria.
Miss Vicky Browning Pike of Miss Victoria's Pampered Angus Ranch or Rainbowview Estate, sent this photography from her rainbow promontory of a rainbow blessing Greater Bliss and New Columbia, taken Wednesday afternoon, May 4, 2016.


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LWC international club on outing to Mammoth Cave


2016-05-04 - Mammoth Cave National Park, KY - Photo LWC photo.
Greetings from the International Club at LWC/International Student Programs! Students enjoyed one final trip before heading back home! Four students took a trip to Mammoth Cave last Saturday, for three of them it was their final trip before heading back home. Megumi, Jinyi and Kanako enjoyed taking a break from their regular university life in Japan and South Korea for two semesters while they participated in the formal exchange program with LWC. From left are: Megumi Sasaki (Japan-Toyo University), Sabine Eastham (ISP), Macy Thompson (VP of the International Club, from Greensburg, KY), Jinyi Kim (South Korea-Incheon University) and Kanako Kokumai (Japan-Toyo University). We ended this fun outing with a trip to Cracker Barrell where folks devoured the Blackberry and Peach cobbler!! Cheese grits, however was a different story! -- Sabine Eastham


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