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PFC Harold Leonard Burton and parents


2013-02-01 - Liberty Road, Columbia, KY - Photo from collection of Paul Patton . These photos hold treasured memories of the Patton family. They were given to Rev. Willie Patton at the time of PFC Harold Leonard's death in WWII. At left, a photo of the handsome young soldier in uniform. At right, Rosie and Alec Burton holding a copy of a photo of their son after his death. Rev. Willie Patton pastored the Burton family for 18 years. He baptized Harold at the age of 12, and officated at his funeral a scant 8 years later.

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Kalen Kimberland has game, career high 21 points


2013-02-01 - Biggers Sports Center, 360 Spickard Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Dan White. Kalen Kimberland, a senior guard from Columbia, KY drives towards two of his career-best 21 points in Lindsey Wilson College's 68-51 win over visiting Rio Grande University at on Thursday, January 31, 2013.

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Third national women's soccer banner hung in Biggers


2013-02-01 - Biggers Sports Center, 360 Spickard Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo By Duane Bonifer. Members of the Lindsey Wilson College women's soccer team unveiled the program's third NAIA national championship banner Thursday night at Biggers Sports Center. The banner - known in the NAIA as "Big Red" -- was unveiled during halftime of the LWC-Rio Grande (Rio Grande, Ohio) University men's basketball game and placed on the Biggers Center wall next to the program's first two national titles, won in 2004 and 2006, respectively. The LWC women's soccer team won the 2012 NAIA national title December 1. Pictured in alphabetical order are players: Loren Cerafice of Claremont, Calif.; Cecilia Ekstrand of Ystad, Sweden; Elisha Fry of Guisborough, England; Natasha Gensetter of Hegnau, Switzerland; Gloria Hensley of London, KY; Renee Hurd of Pensacola, FL; Emilia Jonsson of Lund, Sweden; Danielle Lee of Nicholasville, KY; Elizabet Madjarac of Brondby Strand, Denmark; Mia Persson of Sjobo, Sweden; Megan Rauch of Alexandria, KY; Ayaki Shinada of Nagoya, Japan; Katarina Simic of Malmo, Sweden; Malin Sjoback of Malmo, Sweden; Saeda Sueki of Sakura-shi, Japan; Sabrina Tom of Hazard, KY; and staff: coach Drew Burwash, assistant coach Debbie McGuinness and trainer Rebecca Phillips.

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How about that Ashley Rainey! 35 points!


2013-02-01 - Biggers Sports Center, 360 Spickard Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Dan White, LWC. Ashley Rainey, a Lindsey Wilson College senior from Bowling Green, KY, fights for a basket as she finished with 35 points and 15 rebounds on Thursday, January 31, 2013. - Dan White

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Adair 4-H members with Commissioner Comer, Clerk Blair


2013-01-31 - Adair Annex, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Tony Rose, Adair 4-H photo. Promoting Voluntary $10 donation with Farm License Plate purchases: from left: Adair County 4-h members Reese Pearson, Gabe Cowan, andBrady Cowan, Adair County Clerk Shelia Blair and Agriculture Commissioner James Comer, and 4-H members Sam Baker, Cameilla Pearson, and Garren Pearson posed this morning together to promote the program, which raises money to be divided equally between 4-H Clubs, FFA chapters, and Kentucky Proud.

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ACPC Construction progress: Equipment Platform poured


2013-01-31 - Col. Casey Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Terry Loy, Branscum Construction photograph. Terry Branscum, project construction manager for Branscum Construction Company, Russell Springs, KY, documented the completed pour for the 190 foot long equipment platform, where electrical and HVAC equpment will be installed a little later this year. The building in the distance, left is Adair County High School. The notched arch at right is a false front where a section of metal roof will be installed.

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Freshly fallen snowflake documented January 31, 2013


2013-01-31 - Glen Bennett Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Carri Peterson (c).
This photo was taken on January 31, 2013,
on Glen Bennett Road.... I love how each individual snowflake is different and amazing! - Carrie Peterson Clicking ReadMore accesses information about a Downtown Exhibit of Carri Peterson's photography


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