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Jennifer Perkins: As she thinks she'll look at 100


2012-01-24 - Col. Wm. Casey School, 220 Gen. John Adair DR, Columbia, KY - Photo by Tobie Harmon. Jennifer Perkins keeps an ever ready bottle of Ensure and walks with a cane in her costume portraying a look into her future on her 100th birthday. The special dress was to celebrate the first 100 days of school for the Kindergarteners at CWC.

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Carter Curry reminds all of his big family birthday coincidence


2012-01-24 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Katie Curry.
Carter Curry sends a reminder that today, January 24, 2012, is a big Birthday Day in his family. It's the birthday of his Daddy, Toby Curry, and also the birthday of his Grandma, Phyllis Curry. - KATIE WHITLOW
Both birthdays are listed in the Birthdays section today, which, at 3:24amCT, Tuesday, January 24, 2012, included 34 events! If there are others today, they can be submitted using any Contact/Submit button. -CM


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CAUD replaces badly occluded 1940s waterline


2012-01-24 - 109 Grant Lane, Columbia, KY - Photo from CAUD.

This section of 4" pipe was replaced at the corner of Merchant and Wall Streets in Columbia. Raised lettering on the waterline indicates that it was manufactured in 1940, and Columbia Adair Utilities District (CAUD) Assistant General Manager Bradley Miller thinks it must have been installed around that time - some 70 years ago. The deposits have occluded the pipe to the point that a golf ball can't pass through it. Miller said that while the problem with water infrastructure in the city has many problems, such problems are not happening just in Columbia. Many city water systems around the country and in the area have even worse situations.


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Sugar is missing (Happy News: She's Been Found)


2012-01-24 - Jones Chapel Road, Columbia,KY - Photo by Betsy Morgan.
Sugar is missing This is Sugar she is missing from Jones Chapel Road If anyone has any information. Please call Betsy Morgan at 270-634-4210. Thanks.


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CWC Staff at 100


2012-01-23 - Col. Wm. Casey School, 220 Gen. John Adair DR, Columbia, KY - Photo by Patty Jones. Patty R. Jones, Principal, writes: "While all of the students at Col. Wm. Casey celebrated being 100 days smarter on the 100th Day of School for the 2011-2012 school year, staff members tried to look in to the future. Staff at CWC came dressed as they would imagine they would look when they are 100 years old. I must say we are going to have some pretty good looking senior citizens in the future." Pictured are members of the Kindergarten Staff at Col. Wm. Casey: First Row: Vicki Kemp, Julie Brockman, Tara Robinson, Ruthann Clements, Darlene Burke 2nd Row: Kathy Dean, Karla Stone, Amber Bledsoe, Missy Bryant, Sarah Burton, Anna Ballou.

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Larry Helm tells Sgt. Meyer the story of semi rolling billboard


2012-01-23 - OKCC, 2339 Campbellsville Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Joe Hare, Commander VFW Post 6097.
Congressional Medal of Honor Winner Dakota Meyer, left listens as Larry Helm relates the story of how he, Quick Draw Tarpaulin Systems of Windsor Ontario, and dealer Gary and Cathy Smith of Franklin, KY, arranged to share in the costs of the rolling billboard which promotes Meyer's $1 Million Scholarship challenge. Helm pulls for Miller Transfer & Rigging Company of Alliance, Ohio, hauling machinery throughout the country. Already, the billboard has been to Calvert, AL (near Mobile). Everywhere, he said, the rig is saluted with High Signs and horns. He plans to have it at the Quick Draw display at the Mid-America Truck show in Louisville, KY, in March, he said.


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Dakota Meyer Scholarship advertised on rolling billboard


2012-01-23 - OKCC, 2339 Campbellsville Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Joe Hare, Commander VFW Post 6097.
Larry Helm's truck is rolling billboard for Congressional Medal of Honor recipient Dakota Meyer's $1 Million Scholarship Challenge, thanks to Glens Fork, KY trucker Larry Helm, right, in left photo; left in right panel and the Quick Draw Tarpaulin System of Windsor, Ontario, and dealers Gary and Cathy Smith of Franklin, KY. Sgt. Meyer was on hand today at Betty's OK County Cooking for a media event, with about 10 spectators on hand. Helm is a Vietnam Era Veteran, who was denied service in Vietnam following a jump accident at Ft. Benning, GA. Already, Meyer told him, he has received a call from a person telling him they had seen his picture on the side of a truck.


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