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CU December Commencement: After graduation


2013-12-13 - Ransdell Chapel, 401 N Hoskins Avenue, Campbelllsville, KY. - Photo by Linda Waggener, CU photo.

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Columbia's Cameron Campbell, CU Co-Valedictorian


2013-12-13 - Ransdell Chapel, 401 N Hoskins Avenue, Campbelllsville, KY. - Photo by Linda Waggener. Cameron Mark Campbell addressing the 2013 Commencement audience at Campbellsville University's Ransdell Chapel, Friday, December 13, 2013. Campbell is the son of John and Shirley Campbell of 2752 Russell Springs Road, Columbia. He is a 2009 graduate of Adair County High School and attends 3trees Church in Russell Springs, KY. Above, on the big screen in Winters Dining Hall, from left, Dr. Mark Bradley, Dr. Shane Garrison, Cameron Campbell, speaking, Dr. Frank Cheatham, Dr. Mike Page and Dr. DeWayne Frazier. Linda Waggener

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23 More College and Career Ready at ACHS


2013-12-13 - ACHS, 526 Indian Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Shamarie Claiborne.
Students are getting more excited everyday!
Today at Adair County High School another 23 students were notified that they are now officially College or Career Ready. I made sure to be there while some of the students were putting their pictures on the now famous "R U College or Career Ready?" bulletin board outside the counselors office. The students are working hard to have their faces placed - it has become a badge of honor! The Adair County High School now has at total of 70 Seniors who are either College or Career ready with some actually being both! Shown here from left to right are Desiree Kerekes, Jacklyn Perdue, Emily Janes, Jesse Anderson, Marshall Shelley, Dustin Buchanan, Kristina Smith, Ty Bennett, Trenton Watson, Marina Otine, Ashley Simpson, and Kneeling is Jessie Sanchez. Keep up the great work kids! We can't wait to see the board when every one of your beautiful faces are displayed! - Shamarie Claiborne, Adair County School District Media Coordinator


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Colder weather means better waterfowl hunting


2013-12-13 - Photo By Lee McClellan.
When the recent cold snap breaks
, waterfowl hunting will improve across Kentucky. A few simple tips will put more ducks and geese in the bag. - LEE McCLELLAN, Kentucky Afield Outdoors


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Alpha Rwirngira


2013-12-13 - Photo CU photo by Drew Tucker.

Campbellsville University student Alpha Rwirangira.



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Monica Bamwine's Kaisa family


2013-12-13 - Uganda, Africa - Photo Bamwine family photo. Monica Bamwine's family was pictured at the 2007 celebration of her parents' 60th anniversary in Uganda, and includes six of seven children, spouses of those married and grandchildren. Bamwine is standing behind her mother, seated at center, Englance Babirye Kaisa, and Patricia is at Bamwine's left, standing behind the late Mzee Kaisa. (Family photo)

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East 80 Caud Tank should be in air in December


2013-12-13 - KY E. 80 near Adair/Russell line, Adair Co., KY - Photo - CAUD photo. Workmen for Caldwell Tank Co. of Louisville, KY have what Columbia/Adair Utilities District General Manager Lenny Stone describes as "pieces of a puzzle" on the site of the district's latest water tower, a 300,000 elevated tank going up on the North Side of KY 80 near the Adair-Russell County lines. After the tank is erected, there will be a few weeks wait until it can be painted and tested before being up into use. Once online, the only water - all of it - being imported from outside Adair County will be from the District's own plant, located at 555 Griffin Springs Road, Campbellsville, KY - just across the border from Coburg, Adair County, KY. At present, Adair County imports water from Russell County. - ED WAGGENER.

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