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CU School of Theology In the Holy Land/Jordan River baptizing


2014-04-04 - River Jordan - Photo from Campbellsville University.
During the trip,
many were baptized in the River Jordan by Campbellsville University faculty and staff members, Dr. Ted Taylor, Dr. Shane Garrison, Dr. Scott Wigginton, and David Wray. From left: Taylor, Shelby Hicks, Dalton Hicks and Garrison. - Samantha Stevenson, Campbellsville University


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CU School of Theology: Dr. Hurtgen interprets Greek at temple


2014-04-04 - Holy Land - Photo from Campbellsville Universtiy.
Dr. John Hurtgen interprets the Greek writing found on the floor of this very old temple. From left: Hurtgen, David Wray, Rev. Ed Pavy, Rev. Brad Lauer, Tommy Ramey, Aron Neal and Joey Bomia. - Samantha Stevenson, Campbellsville University


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CU School of Theology In the Holy Land at Jesus Tomb


2014-04-04 - Israel - Photo from Campbellsville University. Jesus Tomb - One of the most holy locations in Israel is Jesus' tomb. From left - back row: Melissa Goble, Shelby Hicks, Joey Bomia, Hunter Durham-Smith and Andy Matthies. Middle row: Zach Gray, Kevin Rothacker, Mary Kate Young, Aron Neal and Dalton Hicks. Front row: Brittney Casey, David Wray, Adam Coleman, Sheri Taylor, Dr. Ted Taylor and Pam Hurtgen. - Samantha Stevenson, Campbellsville University

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April proclaimed Autism Awareness Month in Adair Co., KY


2014-04-04 - Adair Annex, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo From Greg Blair.
On April 2nd 2014, Mayor Mark Harris and Judge Executive Ann Melton on behalf of Speaking Through Silence, proclaimed April 2nd Autism Awareness Day and April Autism Awareness Month in the City of Columbia and the County of Adair. AboveGreg Blair, Mayor Mark Harris, seated; Brittany Pike, and Antoine Rouse. Autism now affects 1 in 68. - Greg Blair


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2013 tomato plant provides breakfast tomatoes April 4, 2014


2014-04-04 - Mercer Co., KY - Photo By Mike Watson. Over 500 tomatoes from two plants - Early crocus champeen and tomato grower Mike Watson enjoyed mini-Grape tomatoes with breakfast this morning, April 4, 2014, from a plant he purchased April 13, 2013, from Caitlin Helm at the Farmers Market on the Square. With the sausage patties, eggs over easy, toast and eggs over easy, it made a breakfast fit that couldn't be beat. The Farmers Market on the Square opens its 2nd season Saturday, April 5, 2014, 8am-1pmCT - for an extra hour this year, for a 30 week run from April 5, 2014 through Saturday, October 25, 2014 in the Adair Annex Parking Lot, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY.

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KY Afield Outdoors: Nice White Bass caught at Taylorsville Lake


2014-04-04 - Taylorsville Lake, KY - Photo by Lee McClellan, KY Afield Outdoors.
The author holds a white bass
caught last April from the Salt River just upstream of Taylorsville Lake. Average-sized white bass such as this one, usually male, are the first to migrate upstream during their annual spring spawning runs, followed by the larger females. The initial stages of the white bass runs are underway at reservoirs across Kentucky.


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Continuity: Richard Grant new Hospital Board Chairman


2014-04-04 - 901 Westlake Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Richard Grant began last night's Adair County Hospital Board meeting as vice chairman, and was elected Chairman to succeed Craig Pyles, who resigned after moving from Adair County. The election represents a continuation of a team which included Grant, Pyles, Brad Keltner, and Bruce White, which been responsible for a turnaround at Westlake Cumberland Hospital. They have been joined by long time community leader David Herbst. Plans to elect a new Vice Chairman were postponed until the next regular meeting or a special called meeting to do so. Photo taken Thursday, April 3, 2014.


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