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Shamarie Claiborne: Drama in a picture
 2012-07-18 - Burkesville at Church Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Shamarie Claiborne. Drama in a picture. Sometimes it is hard to create but I think this one might just be a keeper. - SHAMARIE CLAIBORNE.
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Picketts Chapel Sonrise VBS crafts project
 2012-07-17 - 3047 Portland Road, Columbia, Kentucky - Photo by Gale Cowan. Barney Taylor assists Haidyn Blair and Briley Taylor with their craft project at Pickett's Chapel United Methodist Church, 3047 Portland Road, Columbia, Kentucky. VBS is now in progress July 16-20, 2012, at 6pmCT each evening. The school will have commencement and a cookout on Sunday, July 22, at 4pmCT. Opening night there were 79 kids at Vacation Bible School! - GALE COWAN
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Lori Sargent recognized by board of Homeplace on Green River
 2012-07-17 - Holloway Library, 235 Holloway Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by George Kolbenschlag. Lindsey Wilson Associate Dean of Academics Lori Sargent who is retiring from the college and the Homeplace on Green River Board is presented an appreciation plaque by Board Treasurer Dr. Max Downey for her contribution to the historic farm. Sargent has been instrumental in the active involvement of a number of students and faculty from Lindsey Wilson at Homeplace. She has also acquired several grants in support of that work. Homeplace Board President Ken Forman characterized her contribution at "extraordinary," and praised her for her contributions in "almost all of the activities at Homeplace and as the designer of the posters, stationery and brochures in support of Homeplace." He told Sargent, "You will be sorely missed." Also in the photo in the background, from left, are Board Vice President Billy Joe Fudge, President Forman, Board Secretary Pat Forman, and Becky Nash ex-officio board member representing the Taylor County Extension Service. Mary Knight, Adair County representative to the board was also at the meeting but is not included in the photo. - George Kolbenschlag
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Julia Rose - the rose garden cat
 2012-07-17 - 201 Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Barbara Armitage. The Adair County Garden Club's newest volunteer helps out at the Trabue House Rose Garden. Oh yea, Maury Lewis was there too. At first I thought that I'd found melewi's lost daughter - they both have that beautiful silver grey hair. This beautiful little kitty has taken up residence at the Trabue House. She's very friendly and a hard worker - she followed me all around the garden this morning while we pruned the roses. She misses her family. If she belongs to you please call Barbara at Tucker's Station 270-250-2979. - Barbara Armitage
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Two piggies loose on Bull Run Road
 2012-07-17 - 14-1500 Milepoint, Bull Run Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Barbara Armitage. I still dont know who they belong to. One old man who was driving by said that he had neighbors up the hill who had pigs and that he would check with them. - Barbara Armitage
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Tri-County Car club donates $500 to scholarship fund
 2012-07-17 - Campbellsville University, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Stan McKinney. CU photo. Paula Smith, right, director of alumni relations at Campbellsville University, accepts a $500 check for the university's Scholarship Fund from Al Hardin, president of the Tri-County Car Club in Campbellsville. Those pursuing an auto-related career remain the club's first priority, but if there are no applicants, the money will be given to the university to assist area students. There were no applicants this year for the annual scholarship. The Tri-County Car Club represents primarily Taylor, Adair and Green counties, with members from other counties as well. - Stan McKinney
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