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Snow Day at Col. Wm. Casey Elementary


2012-02-09 - Col. Wm. Casey School, 220 Gen. John Adair DR, Columbia, KY - Photo by Bridget Rowe.
Students in Mrs. Rowe's class at Col. Wm. Casey Elementary School made "snow" today! Students have been studying different types of weather and precipitation. Since snow has been scarce this season students made their own under the direction of Lindsey Wilson College student teacher, Mrs. Cheryl Wall. Students pictured are Jonathan Feese, Alexis Sroka & Cy Yarberry. By Bridget Rowe


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Michael Johnson of Future Marriage University at CU


2012-02-09 - Photo from Campbellsville University.

Mr. And Mrs. Michael Johnson above. Mr. Johnson, co-founder of Future Marriage University, will be the guest speaker at CU's Ransdell Chapel, 401 N. Hoskins Avenue, Campbellsville, KY, at 10amET/9amCT, Wednesday, February 22, 2012. Everyone is invited to attend this free event. -Joan C. McKinney


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Doug Beard: Mystery photo


2012-02-09 - Photo by Doug Beard.
Heres a fun photo for local architects and art aficionados to identify (hint: its located in the US). -DOUG BEARD. Rob Stout sent the first correct answer: It's Watts Towers, Los Angeles, CA.


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Douglas C. Young, Green Co., KY (1944-2012)


2012-02-09 - 209 W. Court Street, Greensburg, KY - Photo from Foster-Toler-Curry Funeral Home.
Douglas C. Young, Green Co., KY (1944-2012)



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Columbia/Adair Fire Department repairs flag rope at ACYDC


2012-02-09 - Adair County Youth Development Center - Photo by Michael Wall.
Ladder One to the Rescue During one of the recent wind storms our rope on the flag pole at the juvenile facility (Adair County Youth Development Center - ACYDC) broke. We had no way of getting up there to fix it until someone spoke with the fire department about bringing out the ladder truck and fixing it. The two in the basket are Jeff Hadley, on the left (he works here) and Chris Bragg. It was definitely a needed service these guys were nice enough to help us out with." writes MIKE WALL


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Adorable dog comes with bonus: Half of neuter bill, food


2012-02-09 - Little Cake, Adair Co., KY - Photo by Wendy Gousha. Lovable dog comes with perks: I thought I would try again about finding this adorable dog a good loving home. I was hoping someone would be missing him and contact me, but no luck. So I am making an offer, considering times are tough and trying on all of us. This is what I would like to be able to do for this wonderful dog and his future new family. If you can provide a loving home, with lots of fun and plenty of room to roam and give daily pats and reward him with just a kind word. Then I will be willing to pay 1/2 of the vet bill to get him neutered and I will even buy the first bag of dog food. If anyone is interested in helping me provide this young fella with a good home please contact me at 270-384-1776 or cell phone 502-315-9666. Thank you, - Wendy Gousha

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ETCA partners with Newcomb Oil Company


2012-02-08 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer. LWC photo. Green Sign In Columbia, KY - The FiveStar Food Mart, 3100 Burkesville Road recently let its customers know that it is a partner in energy efficiency. The store is part of an initiative between FiveStar owner Necomb Oil Co. of Bardstown, KY, and Lindsey Wilson College to turn vegetable oil waste into biodiesel fuel. Students in the LWC Energy Technology Career Academy, under the direction of Heather Spoon, collect the waste so they can process it into diesel fuel. There is no cost for an area business to join the program. For more information about joining the program, contact Spoon at spoonh@lindsey.edu or 270-378-1215. Energy Technology Career Academy

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