Beautiful Lab/Shepherd mix puppies free to good home 2011-10-11 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Jennifer Krell. We must find homes for these adorable pups mom is a black lab, the dad is a shepherd. Some are all black, some are black and tan. There are 9 to choose from! Six weeks old on October 18, 2011. Please call (270)-378-6323 for more information. -JENNIFER Comments? | Click here to share, print, or bookmark this photo.

Homegrown eggs for Green Eggs and Ham 2011-10-11 - Photo Photo by Barbara Armitage eggs by Maury and Bill\'s chickens. From sea foam to olive green eggs are all in a day's work for these chickens. The boring white egg in the center is from those mindless corporate chickens with no imagination. -BARBARA ARMITAGE Read More... | Comments? | Click here to share, print, or bookmark this photo.

SCC Students observe National Surgical Technology Week 2011-10-11 - Somerset, Ky - Photo by Cindy Clouse. Somerset Community College Surgical Technology students and faculty celebrated National Surgical Technologist Week with a luncheon, and donations were collected and given to the Bethany House Abuse Shelter located in Somerset, Kentucky. Pictured above: SCC Surgical Technology students and faculty, front row, from left: Brittany Burdine, Somerset; and Chelsea Stevens, Somerset. Second row: Stacy Keith, Stearns; Lesia Chapman, Somerset; and Candace Milroy, Liberty. Third row: Charles Grider, Russell Springs; Lisa Williams, Somerset; Tiffany Foley, Columbia; Eva Davis, Corbin; and Teresa Dodrill, Columbia. Back row, Clinical Coordinator-Doug Massey, Somerset; Donnie Jones, Williamsburg; Laura Miller, Jamestown; Ernest Hudson, Lancaster; Curtis Harbach, London; and Program Coordinator-Tammy Watters, Bronston. Comments? | Click here to share, print, or bookmark this photo.

Twenty-nine LWC students attend motivational seminar 2011-10-11 - Lexington, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer. LWC photo. Lindsey Wilson College motivated - Twenty-nine Lindsey Wilson College students recently participated in a daylong motivational business seminar at Lexington's Rupp Arena. The students heard from several nationally known speakers, including Gen. Colin Powell and former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani. Students who attended the seminar were, in alphabetical order: Karrisa Atkinson of Campbellsville, KY; Jordan Blair of Dunnville, KY; Anthony Blankenship of Columbia; Brett Boles of Carrollton, KY; Holly Brimhall of Russell Springs, KY; Rachel Burris of Columbia; Cole Castleberry of Orlando, KY; Jacob Cowan of Columbia; Christopher Cox of Clarksville, TN; Jae Craycraft of Mount Sterling, KY; Kyla Curry of Edmonton, KY; Emily Greyling of Hodgenville, KY; Trey Grider of Columbia, KY; Lacy Harris of Scottsville, KY; Ashlie Haworth of Lanesville, Ind.; Brandon Hopkins of Columbia; Todd Humphrey of Covington, KY; Jeffrey Kerian of McCook Lake, SD; Ryan Lee of Danville, KY; Tyler Martin of Bedford, NH; Ranika Rone of Niceville, FL; Tiana Row of El Cajon, CA; Matthew Russell of Russell Springs, KY; Natalie Slinker of Greensburg, KY; Ford Smith of Owensboro, KY; Jessica Starnes of Albany, KY; Michael Thrower of McMinnville, TN; Blake Walters of Melbourne, FL; and Tremaine Wooldridge of Somerset, KY. Read More... | Comments? | Click here to share, print, or bookmark this photo.

Capt. James P. Stephens, new KSP Post 15 Commander 2011-10-11 - Frankfort, KY - Photo KSP photo. Kentucky State Police Capt. James P. Stephens, center, received his promotion certificate from Justice and Public Safety Cabinet Secretary J. Michael Brown, right and Kentucky State Police Commissioner Rodney Brewer, left on September 19, 2011. A 12-and-a-half-year KSP veteran, Stephens will assume command of KSP Post 15 in Columbia. Comments? | Click here to share, print, or bookmark this photo.

GRABRAKY riders at brunch at Cranmer Dining Center 2011-10-10 - 430 Helen Flatt Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer. LWC photo. Lindsey Wilson College, sponsor of the GABRAKY Bike Ride across Kentucky, hosted a brunch at Cranmer for the cyclists. Riders who attended the brunch, in alphabetical order, were: Stan Betsworth of Frankfort, KY; David A. Blandard of Paducah, KY; Bob Clegg of New Market, MD; Phil Coleman of Frankfort, KY; Michelle Haarhues of Denver; Mike Heitz of Lexington, KY; Randy Lucas of Vanceburg, KY; Chris McGlone of Vanceburg, KY; L. Alex McGlone of Vanceburg, KY; Angela Mitchell of Frankfort, KY; Greg Moore of Frankfort, KY; Josh Nagode of Sheboygan, Wis.; Charlie Pearl of Frankfort, KY; Chris Schmidt of Columbia; Ed Stadola of Frankfort, KY; George Wilding of Frankfort, KY Not present: Toby Young of Columbia. Read More... | Comments? | Click here to share, print, or bookmark this photo.

Larry Smith discovers old Columbia Motor sign 2011-10-10 - In deep dank dungeon, somewhere in Adair Co., KY - Photo by Larry Smith. Larry Smith, Operations Manager for the Big Dawg, 99.9 FM the WAVE writes: "I'm a radio broadcaster working for the finest lawyer in town, Mike Harris, and when Mike summons me downtown for a meeting at the law-office, I like to stop in at the Bank of Columbia to see Robert Flowers for a quick history lesson. Last week Flowers gave me a tour of the Bank of Columbia and I got to see where the old Rialto Theatre use to be. (Hope I spelled it right) and was educated on some Adair County history. Today, while in Columbia, a friend showed me an old sign from the old Chevrolet Garage, he would not sell it to me but did let me take a photo of this awesome piece of Adair County history. I hope you enjoy, but ask me where it is. I fear a fate worse than the Kirkpatrick Brother if I was to reveal where it is." The old Columbia Motors was located on Greensburg Street in a building later occupied by Arnold Coomer's feed and motorcycle store. The late C.D. Wethington owned the Chevrolet dealership in World War II era, and during the post WWII period, he sold it to the legendary car dealer, T.P. "Cotton" Phelps, who moved it first to Campbellsville and Merchant Streets, and, later, to the old Overstreet & Rice International Farmall Tractor, Pontiac and GMC truck dealership building now occupied by Sharon and Bobby Burton's A-1 Transport, where it stayed until James Donald Harvey and Mike Ellis moved the Chevrolet Dealership, Harvey-Ellis, to its present location on Campbellsville Road. -CM" Comments? | Click here to share, print, or bookmark this photo.

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