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CHS art students finish 3D projects


2016-02-26 . From left, CHS juniors Yena Shin and Austyn Thornton, freshmen Travis Nash and Chris Moran and junior Robert Tungate hold their sculptures. - Calen McKinney is Public Information Officer for Campbellsville Independent Schools

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Bell House, Red Lick Community of Metcalfe Co., KY


2016-02-26 - 7310 Columbia Road, Edmonton, KY (Red Lick Community) - Photo from Commonwealth News Center.
Bell House, 7310 Columbia Road, Edmonton, KY vicinity,; authored by Janie-Rice Brother, senior architectural historian with the Kentucky Archaeological Survey. The Bell House was constructed between 1907 and 1909 for Curtis A. Bell and his wife, Cora, and designed by Albert Killian of Owensboro. A native of Adair County, Bell was a merchant and farmer and his wife was the daughter of a locally prominent merchant, farmer and lumber dealer, J.H. Kinnaird. According to the author, Kinnaird financed the building of the structure, a 2-story frame house clad in clapboards with vertical wood siding and a distinctive two-story tower - a merging of Queen Anne and classical styles. The house was listed under Criterion C, evaluated within the historic context "Architecture in Metcalfe County, 1880-1910." According to the author, "the house itself embodies the vernacular traditions persistent in Kentucky, where popular national styles remained relevant for years after they passed out of favor in more urban areas. But at the same time, the attention to detail, and the high style of finishes in the house set it apart from all other houses built in the same time period in the local architectural arena. The Bell House is significant locally as a rural architect-designed dwelling in the Free Classic style."


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KY Afield Outdoors: New 2016 fishing regulations


2016-02-26 - Rockcastle Co., KY - Photo by Lee McClellan. Dave Dreves, assistant director of fisheries for the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources, holds a nearly 13-pound native walleye captured from the Rockcastle River during the initial stages of the native walleye restoration. A protective slot limit for native walleye on certain streams and lakes goes into effect March 1, one of several new fishing regulations for 2016.

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William (Bill) Trammell, 82, Waynesburg, KY (1934-2016)


2016-02-26 - 752 Campbellsville Street, Liberty, KY - Photo McKinney-Brown Funeral Home.
William (Bill) Trammell, 82, Waynesburg, KY (1934-2016)


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CMS names Leaders of the Week, February 29, 2016


2016-02-26 - Campbellsville Middle School, 315 Roberts Road, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Calen McKinney, Public Information Officer, CIS. Campbellsville Middle School recently named its Leaders of the Week for the week of February 29. They are fourth-grader Arisha Francis, fifth-grader Alissa Lofton, sixth-grader Rylee Petett, seventh-grader Arren Hash and eighth-grader Shelby Hunt. From left are Arisha Francis, Shelby Hunt, Alissa Lofton, Arren Hash and Rylee Petett.

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J.O.Y. Ministries needs list for Crisis Resource Center


2016-02-26 - Crisis Resource Center at 922 Carrie Bolin Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Maggie Coleman. J.O.Y. Ministries, a local Christian non-profit, will be opening a new Crisis Resource Center at 922 Carrie Bolin Drive (the former Senior Citizens Center) in mid-April. This center will serve residents who are homeless, near homelessness, or living in crisis. We are currently asking for donations of new or used office, classroom, and kitchen supplies and furniture.

Drop off dates for items will be Saturday, March 5, and March 26, 2016 10am-2pmCT. Monetary donations can be made to J.O.Y. Ministries and mailed to P.O. Box 114, Columbia, KY 42728. All donations are tax deductible. List of needed items, above, will also be available at many local churches and business. For more information call 270-634-4612.


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Bryce Richardson and Stone Williams with sculpture


2016-02-26 - Campbellsville High School, 230 W Main (campus), Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Calen McKinney, Public Information Officer.
CHS sophomore Bryce Richardson, at left, and junior Stone Williams made this sculpture. - Calen McKinney is Public Information Officer for Campbellsville Independent Schools


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