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Kolt and Cooper King


2011-10-16 - Photo by Dana King.
Dana King writes: "Our twin boys, Kolt and Cooper. . . are now three years old and doing great." But, she adds, it was a rocky launch, one which required a stay at Kosair and a time in the King family's life when the Ronald McDonald House was there for them. She's thankful, and says, "Please join us in supporting the Ronald McDonald House Drive."


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Charles J.R. Wethington II, Green Co., KY (2011-2011)


2011-10-15 - 206 S. Main ST, Greensburg, KY - Photo from Cowherd & Parrott Funeral Home.
Charles J.R. Wethington II, Green Co., KY (2011-2011)


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The Great Lab Sadie is missing


2011-10-15 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Andrea Waggener.
Update October 19, 2011. With the help of the Gate Station crew and Green River Animal Shelter, Sadie is back in control of human associates Andrea Waggener and Allen NissleyBLACK LAB MISSING. The great black lab, Sadie, has been missing since Friday night, October 14, 2011. Medium sized black lab, four years old wearing a faded John Deere collar. Please call 250-1830 if you see her. ANDREA WAGGENER


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Fruit of the Loom group plays Pines for Relay for Life


2011-10-15 - 275 Country Club RD, Columbia, KY - Photo by Melissa Stone.
The folks from Fruit of the Loom, Jamestown, KY, teed off Saturday morning, October 15, 2011, in a tournament which is one of several events to raise money for Relay for Life. Those golfing were Brian Kerns, Stevie Sanders, Mike Watson, Kenny Hopper, Grayling Cox, Travis Miller, Castle Wade, Mark Loy, Allen Fox, Jr. Collins, Tyler Miller, Steve Sanders, David Watson, Darrell Roy, Brently Robertson, Jeff Wiles, Barry Lawson, Danny Burris, Steve Vitatoe.

- MELISSA STONE


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Adair Countians at Reception for Columbia artist Cora Renfro


2011-10-15 - Art Gallery, 205A University Drive, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener. CU photo.
A reception is being held to honor Adair County Artist Cora Renfro center at Campbellsville University's Art Gallery. Renfro is the featured artist for todays Alumni Art Exhibit. With her, above, are, from left Adair Countians Bob and Wendy Burt, (Renfro), and Susan and Dwayne Loy. The reception, which started at 9amCT, continues until 1pmCT, today. Clicking Read More accesses Detailed Schedule of Homecoming Activities. -LINDA WAGGENER


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Travel: Cottonwood and Aspen peak at same time, Colorado


2011-10-15 - Between Paonia and Crested Butte,Colorado - Photo by George Kolbenschlag.
Yellow Cottonwoods and Orange Aspen peaked at the same time this year and Columbia, KY, photographer George Kolbenschlag captured another spectacular scene on a recent trip there. The picture was taken Colorado, on the Eastern slope of the Rockies southeast of Grand Junction on the McClure Pass (Highway 133) between Paonia and Carbondale and on the Hebler pass between Paonia and Crested Butte. - GEORGE KOLBENSCHLAG. If you go: According to Google Maps, McClure Pass is 1,395 miles, a 24 hour drive, west of Grider Hill Pass, Columbia, KY.


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Travel: Crested Butte, Colorado


2011-10-15 - Crested Butte, Colorado - Photo by George Kolbenschlag.
Crested Butte and Fall Color, Mostly Aspen afforded Columbia photographer George Kolbenschlag to capture this scene. On the drive, he notes, Yellow Cottonwoods and Orange Aspen peaked at the same time this year and Columbia, KY, photographer George Kolbenschlag captured this spectacular scene on a recent trip. The picture was taken Colorado, on the Eastern slope of the Rockies southeast of Grand Junction on the McClure Pass (Highway 133) between Paonia and Carbondale and on the Hebler pass between Paonia and Crested Butte. - GEORGE KOLBENSCHLAG. If you go: According to Google Maps, McClure Pass is 1,395 miles, a 24 hour drive, west of Grider Hill Pass, Columbia, KY.


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