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Big enough -with help - for the job: Valentine basket winner


2012-02-16 - 2339 Campbellsville RD, Columbia, KY - Photo by Rich Ollestad.
"Here's a couple of pictures of Betty's OK Country Cooking's Valentine basket give away, Tuesday, February 14, 2012. The lucky winner was Jackson Williams. Proud grandpa Greg Williams will have to help Jackson devour the goodies!" writes Rich Ollestad of OKCC.


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Favorite Old Photo: Celebrating 100 years of independence


2012-02-16 - Main Street, Cambpellsville, KY - Photo by Larry Smith.
"Taylor cut from Green," Larry Smith, The Big Dawg, 99.9FM, sends this favorite old photo. "1948 photo in Campbellsville, celebrating their 100 anniversary after secession, when Taylor broke away from mother Green County, in 1848. - LARRY SMITH. The two counties have peacefully co-existed now for 164 years, with scarcely a shot fired in anger across the frontier between them. The Standard Station is at the NE corner of E. Main and Lebanon Avenue, Smith said.


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Ice House America construction underway


2012-02-16 - 845 Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Clayton Hadley's Ice America vending location will offer 24 hour Ice Vending, with the slogan, "Twice the Ice," from this location, above, near Taco Bell in the old Walmart Shopping center, and across Jamestown Street from the Columbia McDonalds'. Mr. Hadley expects the $100,000 plus investment to be in operation in time for the 2012 tourist season.

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ACMS Future Problem Solvers: 2012 Regional Champions


2012-02-16 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Sherry Stotts.
Regional Champions! The amazing Adair County Middle School Future Problem Solvers are the 2012 Regional Champions and advance to State Competition next. They are, from left, Rebecca Montgomery, Lauren McQuaide. Hannah Burnett, Tiara Holmes and Head Academic Coach Brett Reliford.


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Adair, Russell Countians learn electrical skills at SCC


2012-02-16 - Kentucky - Photo by Allison Horseman.
Electrical Technology students work on correctly wiring a home using a framed room on the SCC Somerset Campus. The Electrical Technology program was recently expanded to offer the hands-on construction classes in both London and Somerset. Students from left: Monica Conner of Russell Springs, Connie Hensley of Adair County, Scott Hoover of Russell County and Sean Keltner of Columbia, KY.


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Student Alumni Relations Council work with Aumni Office


2012-02-15 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer. LWC. Lindsey Wilson Students work with College's Alumni Office: Members of the Lindsey Wilson College Student Alumni Relations Council gathered Tuesday night in the Roberta D. Cranmer Dining & Conference Center, 430 Helen Flatt Drive, for their monthly meeting. SARC members serve as liaisons between the LWC National Alumni Association and the colleges student body. The 2011-12 SARC president is Amanda Cecil of Hodgenville, KY. The programs advisers are LWC Director of Alumni Relations Randy Burns and Administrative Assistant to the Director of Alumni Relations Emily Davis.Pictured are (in alphabetical order): Paula Adkins of Strunk, KY, Joanie Alexander of Brodhead, KY., April Bullins of Richmond, KY, LWC Director of Alumni Relations Randy Burns, Brittany Carson of Louisville, KY, Amanda Cecil of Hodgenville, KY, Administrative Assistant to the Director of Alumni Relations Emily Davis, Samantha Davis of Elk Horn, KY, Chaz Dunn of Columbia, Lorran Hart of Gamaliel, KY, Alison Hayes of Morehead, KY, Christina Hoffman of Edmonton, KY, Morgan Lawson of London, KY, Joe C. Meza of Russell Springs, KY, Taylor Nale of Georgetown, IN; Khyati Patel of Fulton, KY, and Hannah Peck of Columbia.

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At ACHS: Jenny Myers, Sammy Hughes, Wanda Washington


2012-02-15 - ACHS, 526 Indian Drive, Columbia KY - Photo by Linda Waggener. Adair County High School representatives welcomed Wanda Washington, director of GCU. From left are Jenny Myers, librarian at Adair County High School, Sammy Hughes, math teacher, and Washington.

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