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Dr. Susan Howell will speak at Campbellsville University colloquium


2011-10-05 - Ransdell Chapel, 401 N. Hoskins AV. Campbellsville, KY - Photo from Campbellsville University.
Campbellsville University will hold a faculty colloquium titled "Being All You Can Be: Gendered Expectations and Gendered Price tags" 4pm-5pmET/3pm-4pmCT, Thursday, October 6, 2011 given by Dr. Susan Howell, professor of psychology, in room 15, Administration Building, 104 University Drive, Campbellsville, KY. The public is invited to attend this free event. -NATASHA WEST


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Big Chicken? Reading Newspaper on Columbia, KY Square?


2011-10-05 - ?????? .
(Photo for update. Chicken reading paper on Square, Downtown Columbia, KY, or something else?)


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Griffitt Powell featured in Times Square video


2011-10-05 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Michelle Powell.
Griffitt Powell, son of Brent and Michelle Powell of Columbia, is featured in the 2011 National Down Syndrome Society's Awareness Video. October is Down syndrome awareness month and each year a video is compiled of pictures of people with Down syndrome


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KSP asks help finding Casey Co., KY man


2011-10-05 - Photo from KSP Post 15, Columbia, KY.
UPDATE: Opened 11:02amCT: from Kentucky State Police. Mr. Bell has been located and appears to be well. -KSP Dispatcher Tammy Wheeler.
COLUMBIA, KY - Kentucky State Police, Post 15 is currently investigating a missing person complaint. Thomas Bell left from Casey County,KY, is 55 years of age, has a pre-existing brain injury, and suffers from seizures as a result thereof. He was last seen in Campbellsville, October 04, 2011. State Emergency Operations Command has been notified regarding the Golden Alert. Mr. Bell is a white male, 6'00", 200 lbs. and was last seen wearing a military Navy ball cap, a navy blue long sleeve button up shirt, and black cargo pants. Additionally, Mr. Bell wears a medical information necklace. He was dropped off at the Dollar Store in Campbellsville and was supposed to ride his silver bicycle back to 1168 Roley Road near the Adair, Taylor, and Casey County lines. He has not been seen since approximately 5:00 o'clock last night. Anyone with information concerning Thomas Bell's whereabouts is asked to contact the Kentucky State Police at 270-384-4796. - TFC BILLY GREGORY, Public Affairs Officer, Kentucky State Police Post 15, Columbia, KY


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2011 Downtown Days/Folklore of the Old West


2011-10-05 - Downtown Columbia, KY .
Downtown Days/Folklore of the Old West gets underway at 4:30pmCT, Friday, October 7, 2011, in Downtown Columbia, KY. Two of the biggest attractions are the re-enactment of the Bank of Columbia robbery, left photo and the Joe Diffie right concert. The re-enactment is at noon, Saturday; Joe Diffie is on stage at 7pmCT, to close out the big 2-day event. Both these events on Saturday, October 8, 2011. Click forhourly schedule of events: 2011 Downtown Days/Folklore of the Old West Festival schedule


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Joe Diffie featured concert artist, Downtown Days


2011-10-05 - Columbia, KY - Photo from Downtown Days committee.
Crowd Pleasing Joe Diffie will be performing at the featured concert performance at Downtown Days, on the Main Stage in the 400 Quadrant of the Public Square, at 7pmCT, Saturday, October 8, 2011.


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Lynn and Nina Nixon with LWC alumna in Washington, DC


2011-10-05 - Washington, DC - Photo LWC photo..
Nina Nixon center safely saw that the Hummingbirds in her Hillsboro, Indiana, had flight plans to feeders in H. Hunter Durham's backyard in Columbia, KY, then departed with Lynn Nixon, her husband for Washington, DC with the Lindsey Wilson Alumna tour. The famous couple are pictured here with the Washington Monument in the background. Mr. Nixon is a graduate of Rocky Hill School, Adair County High, and Lindsey Wilson College. The Nixons maintain a winter home in Columbia, KY.


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