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Scenic Adair Co., KY: Lighted windows at Lindsey Wilson College


2015-01-10 - 210 Lindsey Wilson Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, CM photo.
Photo taken January 30, 2014. Lighted windows at the Lindsey Wilson College L.R.McDonald Administration Building.


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Name that dog. Said to be smartest in KSP Post 15 area


2015-01-10 - ??? - Photo owner.
There are a lot of intelligent dogs in the Kentucky State Police 10 county area of Adair, Casey, Clinton, Cumberland, Green, Marion, Metcalfe, Russell, Taylor, and Washington Counties. This dog is not only obviously smart - and his owner says he's the smartest of all in the territory and maybe the commonwealth - but he's actually a Celebrity Canine too. Send guesses to CM using the Comment button with this photo.


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Springfield, KY: Mural of President Obama


2015-01-10 - Springfield, KY - Photo by Larry Smith.
This mural honoring President Obama is on one of Downtown Springfield's building. (Someone send me the address). What a difference in the respect due the President who saved the country from financial disaster. In Marion and Washington Counties, the talk is that he will go down as the equal of President Bill Clinton - maybe even surpass him, and that was before President Obama's popularity rose again to over 50%. Up there even compare him to President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, who is right under Jesus in their esteem. - LARRY SMITH.


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Fishing on Dale Hollow in 1950s: Edith & Winfrey Beard


2015-01-10 - Dale Hollow Lake, KY-TN - Photo favorite old photo of Wynn Beard.
My grandparents, Campbellsville, KY's late O.W. (Winfrey) and Edith Chelf Beard (she was the daughter of the kate L.R. & Nettie Spurling Chelf of Knifley, Adair County, KY), aboard their houseboat on Dale Hollow Lake, fishing out of Sunset Dock, July 27, 1950. with a small catch of yellow catfish. Mr. Beard was the owner of Lyon-Beard Chevrolet-Oldsmobile. Billy Joe Breeding, who just passed told me lots of stories about that houseboat; had an inboard Chevrolet engine in it, was built in the parking lot across from the dealership, behind what is now the Water Company on South Columbia avenue. - WYNN BEARD


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Scenic Adair Co., KY: Lindsey Wilson Administration Building


2015-01-10 - 210 Lindsey Wilson Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, CM photo.
Photo taken January 30, 2014. A Columbia, KY icon, the Lindsey Wilson College L.R.McDonald Administration Building, which houses both executive offices and the school's V.P. Henry Auditorium, at night.


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Scenic Washington Co., KY: Clock on Main Street, Springfield


2015-01-09 - Springfield, KY - Photo by Larry Smith, The Big Dawg, 99.9 Radio.
Springfield, KY, the county seat of Washington County, seems to be doing everything right these days, especially with the small details - as with this analog clock with roman numerals for the time. The clock is on Main Street, by the historic Washington County Courthouse. We're hoping to have a similar clock on Main Street in Campbellsville, KY, with "Main Street" in gold letters arched on top, and "Campbellsville" underneath the clock face. I saw this on the way back from dinner at Chili's in Bardstown. Even though Downtown Springfield is slightly off the road home to Campbellsville, I always like to see what they are doing with their jewel of a Downtown. It never disappoints. - Larry Smith, Operations Manager, Shoreline Communications


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Mayor Young proclaims Dawg Day in Campbellsville


2015-01-09 - 101 E Main Street, Campbellsville, KY - Photo WVLC photo.
Campbellsville Mayor Tony Young, right, holding certificate, proclaimed Friday, January 9, 2015 as Dawg Day in Campbellsville, in recognization of 20 years of business and for the instrumental role the station has played in the revitalization of Downtown Campbellsville, KY. Above, front, Present at the Big Dawg studio were Mayor Young and Larry Smith, Operations Manager of Shoreline Communications; and back row, Big Dawg staff members Mike Wilson, Tammy Sexton, Mike Harris, President and CEO of Shoreline Communications; and staff members Lisa Kerns, and Brent Thompson.


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