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Dr. Gerald L. Smith to speak in Ransdell Chapel 14 Oct 2014


2015-10-04 - Ransdell Chapel, 401 N Hoskins Avenue, Campbellsville, KY - Photo from Campbellsville University.
Dr. Gerald L. Smith, pastor of the Pilgrim Baptist Church in Lexington, KY and associate professor of African American history and the Martin Luther King Jr. Scholar in Residence at the University of Kentucky, will be speaking at Ransdell Chapel, 401 N Hoskins Avenue, Campbellsville, KY, Wednesday, October 14, 2015 at 9amCT/10amET.


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Harrington breaks CU single season all purpose yard record


2015-10-03 - Halyer Stadium, Montgomery, AL - Photo by Jordan Alves, CU photo.
Jarrod Harrington broke the Campbellsville University school single-season all-purpose yard record with 375 yards against NAIA No. 3 Faulkner University today, Saturday, October 3, 2015. – Photo by Jordan Alves


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Adair Band percussion, color guard with Best Overall Tropies


2015-10-03 - Campbellsville High School, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Donald Hare, .
ADAIR BAND at CAMPBELLSVILLE, KY - On left, members of the Percussion Section with their Best Overall Trophy: From left - Kieren Ussery, Lauren Talley, Josh Grant, Grant Loy, and Michael Hancock, and, over the right, from left the Color Guard with their Best Overall Trophy: Hailey Hare, Abby Rowe, and Lizbeth Medrano. The trophies were earned at the Campbellsville Marching Band Festival today, Saturday, October 3, 2015, at Campbellsville High School. - DONALD HARE, Adair Band.


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James Comer, Rep. Bam Carney arrive at BAVFD Chili Supper


2015-10-03 - 290 Fire Department Lane, Breeding, KY - Photo by Brandon Harvey, BAVFD Training Officer. At exactly 5pmCT, Rep. John BAM Carney, 51st Kentucky State Representative, Adair & Taylor County, KY, arrived at the Breeding Area Fire Department, with one of the most talked about candidates in the state, State Commissioner of Agriculture James Comer, the First Candidate to announce for the Republican Candidacy for the First District U.S. Congressional seat being vacated by BAVFD's longtime friend, Rep. Ed Whitfield of Hopkinsville, KY. Mr. Comer is from nearby Tompkinsville, Monroe County, KY. - BRANDON HARVEY, Training Office and Public Information Officer, Breeding Area Volunteer Fire Department.

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Wedding of Erik and Ashley Burton


2015-10-03 - Murrell & Karen Burton place, Vester, KY - Photo Submitted by Larry Smith.
Congratulations and best wishes go out to this family on a beautiful wedding today! From left are Murrell Burton, grandson Camden, Cam's dad and the bride and groom, Erik and Ashley Burton and on the right, Philip Cook. - LARRY SMITH, assistant wedding photographer


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Elk Hunt in Knott County, KY: David Giles with Giant Elk


2015-10-03 - Knott County, KY - Photo from Junior Stotts.

Junior Stotts relayed this photo from the Elk Hunt now underway in Knott County, KY. "Barry, my son, texted this photo to me of this elk. He said that it's been a great day for hunters. He said that one 67 year old woman had taken an elk, and that another hunter killed on with a bow and arrow." He added, "Barry said that today has been one of the most enjoyable of his life. He said that he will get the name of the hunter in the photo above shortly.(Update: David Giles; and this one may be the first elk killed in Kentucky weighing over 400 lbs. - Kentucky has some giant elk!) " Barry Stotts is district commissioner for the F&W 4th District which includes fifteen counties of Adair, Barren, Cumberland, Edmonson, Grayson, Green, Hardin, Hart, Larue, Marion, Metcalfe, Monroe, Nelson, Taylor, Washington Counties. He and two other District Commissioners are observing the hunt. - EW


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Family's super friendly dog missing from Coppage RD home


2015-10-03 - Coppage Road, Adair Co., KY - Photo by Tia White.
Happy Ending: See Paired photo: Jack's back! With his happy face

Our dog has came up missing from Coppage Road
, at the top of Russell Creek Hill area off KY 80. He is super friendly, has a collar on and answers to Jack. He has lots of kids missing him. Please call with any info: Tia White 270-250-1420 or 270-250-3335. Brandon White
CM Animals


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