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The trip from Columbia to JFK funeral


2013-11-22 - Washington, DC area - Photo by Willie M. Feese, JR. Four young men, three of them teens made the pilgrimmage from Columbia to Washington to pay tribute John F. Kennedy. The photo was taken in Arlington Cemetery on Monday, November 25, 2013. The four, Junior Feese, Arthur Corbin, Kenneth Royse, and Ralph Waggener drove Ralph's blue Volkswagen Beetle - the one he used to deliver all of Columbia's Courier-Journals and Louisville Times, straight through via Middlesboro, KY, Jonesville, and Bristol and from there, something of a blur, with much of the driving in the night. They thought they were late, but got there in time to see the longest procession of black limousines and the most heads of state ever assembled in one place. It was an experience none of them would ever forget. (Photo from collection of Ralph Waggener) - EW

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Superintendent Reed reports mostly positives for schools


2013-11-22 - 1204 . Adair County School Superintendent Alan W. Reed left Reported mostly advances during the past month, citing the success of the surplus property sale, Tuesday night's fantastic 250 plus crowd for science and math night out at Adair County High School, 100 high school students getting schedules reworked to get an extra course, and further progress on the new Lake Cumberland Technology Center satellite campus, a $1,123,000 project which will take no money from the general fund nor use any locally paid tax money. The one area of major concern are the falling Federal & State funds going to schools. At right Floyd Burton (Div. 4) chairman, listen to the superintendent's report.

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Cast of Pippin: Performances Friday and Sunday at V.P. Henry


2013-11-22 - 210 Lindsey Wilson Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer. LWC photo. Brenna Murray of Russell Springs, KY, center, plays the Leading Player in the Lindsey Wilson College production of the Stephen Schwartz musical Pippin. Also on stage stage with Murray in the opening number "Magic To Do" are, from left: Timothy Hoffman (Lewis) of Glasgow, KY; Brooke Spatol (Berthe) of Louisville, KY; Erika Finley (Catherine) of Hopkinsville, KY; Bethany Wilhelm (Player) of Clay, KY; Lacy Martin (Fastrada) of Gamaliel, KY; C.J. Bonifer (Theo) of Greensburg, KY; Mariah Lane (Player) of Henderson, KY; LaDevany Franklin (Player) of Glasgow, KY; and Lake Salsbury (Charlemagne) of Campbellsville, KY; Not pictured: Jeremy Cloyd (Pippin) of Tompkinsville, KY. Pippin will be performed at 7pmCT Friday, November 22, 2013 and 2pmCT Sunday, November 24, 2013 at V.P. Henry Auditorium, 210 Lindsey Wilson Street, Columbia, KY. - Duane Bonifer

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Casey Countians at the gravesite of kinsman, Sgt. York


2013-11-21 - Pall Mall, TN - Photo by Lee Murphy. Tony York and Anthony York, Casey County, KY, standing at grave site of Sgt. Alvin C. York, their cousin. - Lee Murphy

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Wolf River United Methodist Church another view


2013-11-21 - Pall Mall, TN - Photo by Lee Murphy.
Another view
of the beautiful Wolf River United Methodist Church in Pall Mall, TN. - Lee Murphy



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Cemetery and Wolf River United Methodist Church in the background.


2013-11-21 - Pall Mall, TN - Photo by Lee Murphy, Liberty, KY. Cemetery and Wolf River United Methodist Church in the background. Sgt. Alvin York is buried here, as is Conrad (Coonrod) Pile, a relative of the Pyles families of Adair and surrounding counties.

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Duck season opens Thanksgiving Day, November 28, 2013


2013-11-21 - Kentucky - Photo by Lee McClellan. The wet spring provided abundant waterfowl food across Kentucky for the opening of duck and goose seasons on Thanksgiving Day, November 28, 2013 Above average waterfowl reproduction this year will bring quality hunting for the upcoming season. - Lee McClellan, Associate Editor, Kentucky Afield Magazine, KDFWR

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