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(Ad) House for Rent, Guardian Street, Columbia, KY


2013-08-16 - 303 East Guardian Street, Columbia, KY - Photo CM Advertising Dept.
House for Rent, Guardian Street, Columbia, KY
Three Bedroom, Bath and half. Central heat & air. Natural hardwood floors. Two fireplaces. Attached 1 car garage. Near downtown, LWC. stores, churches, library. restaurants. Available September 1, 2013. $600/month. Deposit. No pets. Call 270-634-3106.


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Third layer of blacktop going on Fairground ST project


2013-08-16 - Fairgound Street, looking east - Photo by Ed Waggener. Crews were laying the 3rd layer of Blacktop on the short stretch of road in the Fairground Street Project, this Friday, August 16, 2013 morning. The street then will get a surface layer early early next week, with an expectation that the road will be reopened in a matter of days - less than a week, from today.

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(Ad) Fabulous Yellow Tomatoes at Farmers Market


2013-08-16 - 409 Fairground Street, Columbia, KY - Photo CM staff photo. As always, Margie Rooks has a great selection at the Farmers Market, open today from 6am-10amCT, Friday, August 16, 2013, at 409 Fairground Street. Also at the market: Prof. Scott, the Apple Man - but he was about sold out when this photo was taken; Holly Kerns with a great table and Ken Thiery, who has some excellent farm fresh eggs, as pretty a basket of Jalapeno Peppers as you find, and more.

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Entrance to Campbellsville University's beautiful campus


2013-08-16 - Univerity Drive entrance, Campbellsville University, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Ye Wei (Vicky), CU photo. Campbellsville University entrance taken during the Student Educational Experience this summer. The scene looks across the beautifully landscaped, stone masonry entrance, a gift of the class of 1941, with Stapp Lawn and Stapp Hall in the background. The university is a far cry from its beginnings as Russell Creek Academy. Besides its primary contribution in higher education, it is now a major engine of the Taylor County economy. Click ReadMore for details "Study says CU has $101 million impact on Taylor economy."

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Graduates of National Forensics Academy


2013-08-16 - Knoxville, KY - Photo by Mila Newton.
Stefani Knight
and Leah Brown from Breeding, KY graduated the National Forensics Academy in Knoxville, TN on August 2, 2013. They are pictured here with Dr.Michael Giordano, a Criminal Justice Professor at Lindsey Wilson College who attended the ceremony. The plaque in the picture will hang at both The University at TN Martin and at the Law Enforcement Innovation Center in TN. "Congratulations to my daughter, Stefani, and Leah; we are very proud of this accomplishment!, writes Mila Newton.


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Book club Skypes with author Janna McMahan


2013-08-15 - 304 N Main Street, Burkesville, KY - Photo from Adair County Public Library.
The "Have You Finished it Yet?" Book Club had discussion at the Adair County Public Library with author Janna McMahan via Skype tonight during our Her book "Calling Home", was set in South Central Kentucky and mentions such places as Green River, Adair and Green Counties.Present were From left, Lucille Lemmon, Aleina Milligan, Anita Riddle, Ernestine Bennett, Jewel Kimbler, Kathy Hunt, Roberta Peterson, Mary Knight, Ginger Swift, LeeAnn Jessee, Beth Grant, Wanda McGaha, Janna McMahan on Computer and Mary Sharpe was in attendance but not shown in photo.


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Living Waters will sing at Farmers Market on the Square


2013-08-15 - Columbia, KY - Photo from Jana Esch. Living Waters will be singing Bluegrass Gospel music at the Market on the Square at 10amCT, Saturday, August 17, 2013. at the Adair Annex parking lot, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY. Group members: Mike Dunbar on mandolin, Cheria Dunbar on guitar, Allen Rooks plays the banjo, Richard Lehman on the rarely seen dobro, Gary Humphress on bass, Bo Brown on guitar, and Doyle Stearns bass/vocal.

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