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Genius of Marshburn Method Farming revealed


2011-11-30 - Greater Gadberry, Adair County, KY - Photo by Jeanne Marshburn.
Trained cat tending burro are just one of the advanced agricultural techniques Charles Marshburn has introduced to the natives around Fairplay, KY, revolutionizing farming there. CM doesn't have a lot on costs to train, techniques, or realized benefits from using cats instead of cowboys, but it has to be significant. -EW


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Nursing students will train at Westlake


2011-11-30 - 901 Westlake Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo from Cheryl Wall.
Westlake Regional Hospital is pleased to announce our commencement of Lindsey Wilson College Nursing student rotation. The nursing students will be at Westlake Regional Hospital with nurse preceptors and clinical instructors. Front row, from left: Sheri Hutchison, RN, Stevie Powell, RN student, Lindsey Ray, RN Student, Ashley Adamson, RN Student, McKenzie Cook, RN Student, Susan Karriker, RN student, Melissa Sneed, RN. Back row: Celia Downey, RN, Elle Adams, RN Instructor, Phillip Neikirk, RN student, Cathy Brockman, RN, and Mitzi Cundiff, RN. -CHERYL WALL


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Local educators at GCU Anniversary Celebration


2011-11-30 - Taylor Co. Extension Office, 1143 South Columbia Ave - Photo by Linda Waggener. CU photo.
Ms. Dale M. Furkin, Campbellsville University English instructor, was one of two local educators who brought their classes to the GCU celebration. Furkin said that she brought her group to the GCU celebration to encourage them as future teachers to be involved with and to respect all diverse groups who may be among their future students. Front row, from left, are: Tom Lewis and Peggy Gaona; back, Jonas Bohm and Instructor Furkin, CU English 465, Teaching English in Middle and High School. (CU photo by Linda Waggener)


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TESOL Students at Greater Campbellsville United anniversary


2011-11-30 - Taylor Co. Extension Office, 1143 South Columbia Ave - Photo GCU photo.
Dr. Tetyana Oliynyk, far right, a visiting scholar from Ukraine, brought her Campbellsville University masters in "teaching English to speakers of other languages" (TESOL) program students to the GCU event because celebrating diversity and understanding across cultures is what the university program is dedicated to. From left are: TESOL students Linda Waggener, Lyuda Ivanyuk, Ashley Bolt, Travis Kennon and Dr. Oliynyk. (GCU photo)


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John Chowning visits with GCU group


2011-11-30 - Taylor Co. Extension Office, 1143 South Columbia Ave - Photo by Linda Waggener. CU Photo.
John Chowning, GCU board co-chair, standing, visited with friends and supporters at the ten-year anniversary celebration. GCU promotes equal opportunity, equity, and positive relationships among all racial, ethnic, socioeconomic, religious, gender, and political entities in this community and throughout the region. (Campbellsville University photo by Linda Waggener)


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Greater Campbellsville United


2011-11-30 - Taylor Co. Extension Office, 1143 South Columbia Ave - Photo by Linda Wagggener. CU photo.
Some of the supporters of Greater Campbellsville United gathered in this group photo at their recent celebration marking a decade of service. From left, standing, are: Mayor Tony Young, Rhonda Parker, Carolyn Compton, Dr. Tetyana Oliynyk, Rev. James Washington, Rev. William Herndon, Rev. Melvin Mills, Rev. Michael Caldwell, Ron McMahan, Rev. James Buford, Michael Hardin. Seated in front are: Juan Pena, Wanda Washington, Yevette Haskins and Pamela Buford. (Campbellsville University photo by Linda Waggener)


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His Lordship, Maxwell, Regal Cat of Royville, is missing


2011-11-30 - Royville, West Russell Co., KY - Photo by Lindsay Williams.
Our cat, Maxwelll has been missing from the Royville community of Russell Springs since he got outside early Tuesday morning, November 29, 2011. He was not wearing his collar at the time he went missing. He is extremely friendly and we miss him very much. If anyone has seen him or knows someone who has him now, please contact Lindsay at 270-507-6059 or lindsaybwilliams@yahoo.com. -LINDSAY WILLIAMS


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