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Storm Night, March 2, 2012: Merchant Tower


2012-03-04 - Columbia Avenue, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Larry Smith.
The view is of Merchant Tower
on the left, and looks down, or south on Columbia Avenue in Campbellsville, KY of stormy skies the night of March 2, 2012. Larry Smith, Operations Manager of The Big Dawg, FM 99.9, Campbellsville, KY, was on duty at the station's studio at the intersection of Columbia Avenue and East Main Street, reporting on the night of weather terror.


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Night view, East on Main Street, Campbellsville, KY


2012-03-04 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Larry Smith.
Larry Smith caught Main Street virtually empty early Friday night, March 2, 2012, with only the Big Dawg SUV in the south side parking lane. The view is looking east from the corner of Columbia Avenue and Main Street. Larry Smith is Operations Manager for the Big Dawg, 99.9 FM.


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Lo-Tech Defroster Speeder Upper


2012-03-04 - Town Creek Valley, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
It is not the greatest invention since Velcro,. It's not nearly in a class with David Heskamp's Car Caddy. But it surprised me when I hadn't met anyone who didn't use this method to speed up a car window defrost. Never had my own carport, so it comes in handy. When there is frost on the windshield the melting can be boosted by putting ones hand against the glass and let body heat speed the process, as in the first photo, above. In the second photo, after this step has been repeated several times, the thaw is started at many points. The third photo just illustrates that pointing the vehicle into the sun accelerates the process even more. Hasn't impressed a lot of people, but grandson Ev thought it was a cool idea for shortening the wait to start a trip to Columbia Walmart.


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Hailstones, March 2, 2012, created bowl shaped craters


2012-03-04 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Donald Thomerson, Columbia, KY, antique dealer described he size of the hailstones which damaged five cars on his property on KY 80, between Columbia and Ozark, KY on Friday, March 2, 2012. He said he didn't see any golfball sized, but some were bigger than golfballs, smaller than baseballs. He described the bowl shaped craters the hail made in his lawn, one of which is shown in the photograph on the right - and it had cut through a cushioning layer of moss! Property damage in East Adair County was especially heavy. Thomerson didn't let the loss from the night before stop him from attending Saturday's big Burton Logging 6th Annual Pig Roast and Mule Pule, at Burton Logging on KY 76 in The Millerfields.


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Let me tell you about my granddaughter: Hailey at 1 month


2012-03-04 - Shelby Co., KY - Photo by Pen. After a busy organizational first month - she was one month February 25, 2012, Hailey Elizabeth now has almost everybody in her command doing exactly what they are supposed to do, when they are supposed to, and is quite pleased with their progress thus far. She has recently agreed to a state visit to her ancestral Adair County, replete with entourage. Plain Mema, Great Mema, and Granddad are anticipating her arrival, any day now, we understand. -Granddad, Ed Waggener

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Darren Ballou, Columbia, KY, takes foul, hits 2


2012-03-04 - Frankfort Civic Center, 405 Mero Street, Frankfort, KY - Photo by Duane. Lindsey Wilson College forward Darren Ballou, Columbia, KY, is fouled by University of the Cumberlands' (KY) Flynn Clayman. Ballou hit both free throws to pull LWC to 10-6 with 13:54 left in the first half of Saturday's Mid-South Conference Tournament semifinal game at the Frankfort Civic Center. Ballou finished with three points in the Blue Raiders' 56-54 loss to No. 5-seed Cumberlands. LWC, who was the tournament's top seed, must now hope for an at-large bid to the NAIA Men's Basketball National Championship, which will be played March 14-20, 2012 in Kansas City, MO. Duane Bonifer, LWC

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Charlie Pingleton first ever LWC National Wrestling Champion


2012-03-04 - Des Moines, IA - Photo from Lindsey Wilson College. History Made: The Lindsey Wilson College Blue Raiders' first individual national title was won by Charlie Pingleton, Greencastle, IN, at the NAIA Wrestling National Championships on Saturday, March 4,2012 at the Jacobson Exhibition Center at the Iowa State Fairgrounds, in Des Moines, Iowa. -Dan White, Lindsey Wilson College

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