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Return of the Ring: Group photo, Starbucks, London, KKY


2013-06-23 - Starbucks, London, Laurel Co., KY - Photo from Dave Grigsby. Group,From left James Donahue, Felicia's husband; Dave Grigsby, Lindsey Wilson College Cycling Coach, Shelby, Pam Collins' daughter; Felicia Donahue, Pam Collins' sister; and Karen Grigsby. Dave Grigsby, now the cycling coach at Lindsey Wilson College, Columbia, KY, began the search for the rightful owner of the Cumberland High School Ring immediately after buying it in a London, KY, flea market.

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Telling the story of the ring


2013-06-23 - Starbucks, London, Laurel Co., KY - Photo by Dave Grigsby. Dave Grigsby right Telling the family the story of the 10-year search for the ring's owner. Seated, from left: Shelby, her aunt Felecia Donahue, and Shelby's boyfriend, David. - Dave Grigsby

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Shelby wearing her mother's tiny ring


2013-06-23 - Starbucks, London, Laurel Co., KY - Photo by Dave Grigsby.
Shelby tires on the tiny ring which Dave Grigsby returned to its rightful owner after a 10 year search.


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Pam Collins: Salutorian, Cumberland High School, 1975


2013-06-23 - Cumberland, Harlan Co., KY - Photo from Dave Grigsby.

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Her mother's class ring. . .


2013-06-23 - Starbucks, London, KY - Photo from Dave Grigsby. Shelby, Daughter of Pamela Diane Collins, the 1975 Salutorian of Cumberland High School in Harlan County, KY, with her mothers class ring. At left Dave Grigsby, who made it a priority quest to see the ring he bought at London flea market returned to its rightful owner. At right Shelby's aunt, Felicia Donahue, with whom Shelby has lived since her mother's death when Shelby was only two months old. Coincidentally, Shelby has just graduated from high school, this year. - Dave Grigsby

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Cars already on scene for Green River Kruzers Cruise In


2013-06-23 - 400 Quadrant, Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Adair County Farm Bureau South Agent Ernie Rogers foreground, was the first on the scene, at 12:20pmCT, ahead of the rest of the Green River Kruzers' Cruise In on the Square, officially scheduled to start at 1pmCT and last through 4pmCT, today, Sunday, June 23, 2014. His car is a 1967 Chevy Nova, 327 V-8 completely made over into what looks a customized new car. Behind him in a BMW is Shannon Thomas, the show's publicist. Rogers said the Kruzers are expecting a good showing of cars this afternoon, like to spill over into other parts of the Square though they're leaving the area around the Fountain and TaP's Diner, open for customers until it's Sunday closing time of 3pmCT.

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Technology Conference at Lindsey Wilson


2013-06-23 - Fugitte Science Center, 411 Helen Flatt Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer. LWC photo.
University of Kentucky Senior Provost Vince Kellen delivers the keynote address
at the 2013 Association of Independent Kentucky Colleges and Universities Technology Conference, held Friday at Lindsey Wilson College. Kellen's talk, "MOOCs and Beyond: How Technology Will Continue to Challenge Higher Education," was broad in scope as he explored the link between population size, poverty and a post information society to the more granular view of technology as it relates to higher education within the society. More than 150 private educators from Kentucky's 20 private colleges and universities attended the daylong conference, held in LWC's Norma and Glen Hodge Center for Discipleship.


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