1st Ever LWC national champs finally get a banner 2012-02-26 - Biggers Sports Center, 360 Spickard Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer. LWC photo. Members of the 1971-71 Lindsey Wilson College mens basketball team stand Saturday afternoon, February 25, 2012, in front of the championship banner that hangs in Biggers Sports Center. From left: Steve Campbell; Keith Young; Micah Harvey; Debby Voight, daughter of the late coach Jim Voight; Jimmy Voight, Voights son; Keitha Voight, Voights wife; Vic Stansberry; and Mike Humphress. Others on the team, not in the photo, were Big Al Crim, Pat Payne, Gary Powell, Tom Skaggs, and the late Chester Tucker. - -Duane Bonifer Read More... | Comments? | Click here to share, print, or bookmark this photo.

Adair Co. well represented at Governor's Cup - for Shelbyville 2012-02-26 - Southside Elementary School, Shelbyville, KY - Photo by Pen. The team was all business before the competition. Adair County was well represented at the Governor's Cup, on the team for Southside Elementary in Shelbyville, KY. Seated at far left for Quick Recall is Bram Scroggam, son of Felicia Wingler of Shelbyville, and grandson of Alice Wingler of Adair County. In the center is Teddy Lea, son of Karen (Loy) Lea and Ted Lea, and the nephew of Marsha and Tex Reddick. Assisting the scorekeeper is Graham Waggener, right corner, grandson of Ed and Linda Waggener of Columbia. Comments? | Click here to share, print, or bookmark this photo.

First ever National champions for Lindsey Wilson College 2012-02-26 - Roberta Cranmer Dining Center, 430 Helen Flatt Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer. Members of the 1971-71 Lindsey Wilson College men's basketball team gather Saturday afternoon, February 25, 2012, in Roberta D. Cranmer Dining & Conference Center. From left: Vic Stansberry; Tom Skaggs; Steve Campbell; Keith Young; Keitha Voight, wife of the late coach Jim Voight; Jimmy Voight, Voight's son; Mike Humphress; and Micah Harvey. -Duane Bonifer Read More... | Comments? | Click here to share, print, or bookmark this photo.

Comet over Robinson Ridge, KY? 2012-02-26 - Knifley, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. At first it looked like a sun dog, but its movement over Robinson Ridge suggested maybe a propitious comet - a la the ones heralding the entry and dropping off of Mark Twain - over Hilda Legg's childhood home; if it weren't a spaceship, it were likely an airliner (to use the widely unknown subjunctive mood -widely unknown except for UK, University of Knifley graduates, who only speak in the most elegant language), disproportionately magnified in the evening sun. The photo was taken Saturday, February 25, 2012, from Crossroads Store, at the southwest corner of Knifley Road and Elkhorn Road, low under the ridge o'er beautiful Downtown Knifley, KY, as the COF would say. - Ed Waggener Comments? | Click here to share, print, or bookmark this photo.

Scenic Marion Co., KY: Swinging Bridge near Casey Co. line 2012-02-26 - Casey near Marion Co., KY - Photo by Linda Waggener. Somebody please help me with the details: I'm a big picture person, and I loved this scene in Marion County on KY 49, near the Casey County line, near Bradfordsville, KY. I know that much, but not enough details. I was too busy enjoying the day. I always marvel at the foresight of the early builders who built their homes in front of majestic backdrops, like the one in the background, almost as if planned for photographers and sightseers. We took a Casey County Therapy Day Trip yesterday, Saturday, February 25, 2012, to get the otherwise quite agile mountain goat - dimly seen on the left bounding up the shaky stairs for a better view - out of his general malaise complaint that he was "withering too fast," whatever that means. It seemed to work. But what I need help with is detailed information on this bridge, the name of the stream, and possibly more on the beautiful background scene. We took KY 49 north out of Liberty, KY, and found, in a relatively short distance, some absolutely spectacular scenery. If anyone can send more information, using the Comments button with the photo , I'd really appreciate it.Thanks KY 49 resident Lee Murphy for sending this note: "As I resident of Kentucky 49 I am almost certain the swinging bridge in the picture is actually in Marion County. The stream is Big South Fork whose waters from Rush Branch flow into. I am unsure as to the owner of the property on which the bridge is located, but I was thinking the owners were an Evans family. There is not a better highway in Kentucky to drive on than Highway 49. - Lee Murphy Read More... | Comments? | Click here to share, print, or bookmark this photo.

Daffodils in winter sunset 2012-02-25 - KY 70, Taylor County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener. Daffodils blooming along the roadside caught the last rays of the setting winter sun today. Comments? | Click here to share, print, or bookmark this photo.

Black History Month workshop held at Adair Public Library 2012-02-25 - Photo by Wanda Washington. Diversity was the topic of discussion at the Adair Public Library Saturday morning. The group Greater Campbellsville United and members of the Adair Genealogical Society shared two hours of talks about African-American heritage in Adair County and how it can best be documented. GCU has done oral histories in Taylor and Green and hope to work with Adair County next. Rosenwald Schools were remembered and historian Mike Watson hopes anyone with records from the school will contact the Library so copies can be made there for the archives. Two old friends who hadn't seen each other in some time, Carolyn Compton, left, and Ernestine Bennett, second from right, connected at the meeting and renewed friendships. From left are: Compton, Geniece Marcum, Mike and Renee Watson, Lee Ann Jessie, Linda Waggener, Bennett and Pam Buford. Comments? | Click here to share, print, or bookmark this photo.

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