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Justin Richerson receives industry certification


2016-04-23 - Campbellsville High School, 230 W Main (campus), Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Calen McKinney, Public Information Officer, CIS.
Campbellsville High School sophomore Justin Richerson recently passed exams to receive globally recognized industry certification. Richerson has passed all three of the required Certiport exams, as of Tuesday, April 19, to receive IC3 digital literacy certification. Those classes include key applications, living online and computing fundamentals. Sonya Kessler is the CHS computer science teacher. - Calen McKinney


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Dogwoods in bloom, from Tabor Community Church


2016-04-23 - From Tabor Community Church, 1477 Fairplay Road, Columbia KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com (c).
Backgrounds, settings, and lighting make all the difference in dogwood season. These, along Scenic Highway 704 in the Tabor Community are perfectly arranged for many tastes. The photo was taken Wednesday, April 20, 2016. -EW/LW


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Students in Mrs. Rowe's class at ACPC complete 3-D projects


2016-04-23 - Adair Co. Primary Center, 158 Col. Casey Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Patty Jones, Principal. First graders in Mrs. Rowe's class completed a STEM project on 3-d shapes. Students used technology to investigate how 3-d shapes are used as buildings in communities. Students then designed their own buildings and made city design plans all while learning about defining attributes of 3-dimensional shapes & 2-dimensional shapes. - Patty Jones

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LWC employees honored for 20 years of service


2016-04-23 - Roberta Cranmer Dining Center, 430 Helen Flatt Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Venus Popplewell, Lindsey Wilson College.
Five Lindsey Wilson College employees were recognized Wednesday night for 20 years of service and one for 30 years of service to the college’s students. From left: Associate Professor of English Kerry Robertson, Cranmer Dining & Conference Center staff member Gay Richards, Assistant Professor of Reading & Developmental Studies Debbie Hall, Dean of Students Chris Schmidt and Cranmer Dining & Conference Center staff member Donnie Willis. Not pictured: Director of Information Services Harriet Gold who has served the college for 30 years. - Venus Popplewell


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Sign from yesterday, Taylor County, KY


2016-04-23 - KY 3183, Campbellsville, KY - Photo By Tommy Bailey.
Tommy Bailey writes: Spotted this Hamburger Sign for Burger Broil Hamburgers on Hwy 3183 (old KY 55 south) about 1.5 mi. from Cox Interior in Campbellsville, KY. The slogan was "Broiling Makes the Difference." Another difference was the price: 15 cents - on the other side. Doubt if anyone remembers, now, how good they were. - Tommy


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Scenic Adair Co., KY: Free stone masonry rock wall, Tabor


2016-04-23 - Tabor Community, off Fairplay Road, Columbia KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com (c) .
There aren't enough of these wonderful freestone masonry rock walls in South Central Kentucky to suit most of us, but there are many in hidden places to be found anew, as we discovered Wednesday, April 20, 2016. This one is on a county road, but in a very private, hidden secret neighborhood. - EW/LW.


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Highlight of Adair School Board meeting 21 Apr 2016


2016-04-23 - Adair County Board of Education Conference Room, 1204 Greensburg Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com(c) .
The Adair County Board of Education recognized Trayton Stargel, winner in the Regional AARP Grandparents Essay contest, and a very, very close statewide 2nd place winner, above, receiving awards, including a $50 check from Teresa Roy, as Superintendent Alan Reed looks on. Seated in the audience are Technology Coordinator Carla Perkins, Title 1 Director John Shelley, and hidden except for blue-and-gray plaid tie and coordinated light blue jacket, is Maintenance Director David Jones. Click Read More for the detailed report of the history making session, including several photo(s).


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