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Blue Raider 2011 Volleyball: Sarah Anderson, Emily Meeks


2011-09-28 - Biggers Sports Center, 360 Spickard DR, Columbia, KY - Photo by Dan White, LWC photo.
Tough Blue Raider Defense: Sarah Anderson, Carrollton, Texas, left, and Emily Meeks, Princeton, KY, center, members of the 2011 Blue Raider volleyball which won a 3-0 meeting with Cumberland University, Lebanon TN, on Wednesday, September 28, 2011, at Biggers Sports Center.


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All Fourth Regional Women's Golf Team 2011


2011-09-28 - Indian Hills Country Club, 200 Indian Hills Drive, Bowling Green, KY - Photo by Deana Parrott.
2011 Region 4, KHSAA Girl's High School Golf, All Region Team Members: From left:Cassidy Scantland, Green County; Ellen Kehoe, Taylor County; Olivia Parrott, Green County; Jackie VanMeter, South Warren; Sydney Smith, Green County; Mary Joiner, Franklin/Simpson, and Blair Dennison, Glasgow High School. -DEANA PARROTT


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Angelic visitors at Heavenly Haven Farm


2011-09-28 - 859 Genesis Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Jodie Stephens.
The Home base children with Head Start took a field trip to Heavenly Haven Farms, 859 Genesis Road, Columbia, KY, on Wednesday, September 28, 2011.The children were able to visit and feed the animals at the petting zoo, milk a cow, take a scenic hayride, pick a pumpkin from the pumpkin patch, and play on the farm's playground. We want to thank Delaina and John Russell for volunteering their time and resources for our field trip. Home base Head Start students visiting were Blake Henson, Preston Wilson, Trevor Spencer, Shyanna Harmon, Amber Pierce, Danielle Schilling, Jaxton McQueary and Emi Montgomery. - JODIE STEPHENS


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Joe Hare: Organizing Patriot Guard Riders for October 2, 2011


2011-09-28 - Photo By Pat Hare.
Columbia, KY Vietnam Veteran Joe Hare, above, says to expect 150 Patriot Guard Riders to lead the rolling procession through Columbia, KY, Sunday. Over 150 PGR motorcyclists will precede Dakota Meyer through the streets of Columbia to the event at 2pmCT, Sunday, October 2, 2011 at LWC Blue Raider Stadium, 820 Hanley Lane, Columbia, KY. The escort rolling procession will start at approximately 1:30pmCT, going south toward Columbia on Campbellsville Road from the Adair County Veterans Memorial Highway, go around the square, south on Jamestown Street to Russell Road and turn on Robert L. Miller Drive. Dakota will arrive at the stadium at 2pmCT.


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Supporting Dakota Meyer Initiative at Adair Co. High School


2011-09-28 - ACHS, 526 Indian Drive, Columbia KY - Photo by Jennifer Myers.
AP Chemistry students Empty Pockets: Some of Mrs. Susan Peck's Advanced Placement (AP) Chemistry class donated to the Dakota Meyer Challenge, Wednesday, September 28, 2011. We have had great response from both clubs and individuals here at ACHS. All proceeds - 100% of the receipts - will be presented to Dakota on Sunday, October 2, 2011, at the ceremony honoring him at Blue Raider Stadium, 820 Hanley Lane, Columbia, KY. Pictured above are Front row, from left: Elizabeth Smith, Jameson Roberts, Stephen Chafin. Middle row: Haley Burton, Meredith Murrell, Rachel Pescosolido, Elizabeth Caldwell. Back row Eddie Franklin, Jesse Woods, Kyle Mann, Jack Hobbs, and Andrew Wooley. -JENNIFER MYERS


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Patriot Guard Riders will lead rolling procession on Sunday


2011-09-28 - Photo by Joe Hare.
Over 150 Patriot Guard Riders Expected Sunday, October 2, 2011, to honor Medal of Honor Recipient Dakota Meyer: It will be one impressive show! Imagine seeing them ascend Jamestown Hill on the way to Blue Raider Park, with Sgt Meyer right behind them.The photo above is from a mission conducted by Joe Hare and the Kentucky Patriot Guard Riders. They will be escorting Dakota Meyer through the streets of Columbia to the event at 2pmCT, Sunday, October 2, 2011 at LWC Blue Raider Stadium, 820 Hanley Lane, Columbia, KY. The escort rolling procession will start at approximately 1:30pmCT, going south toward Columbia on Campbellsville Road from the Adair County Veterans Memorial Highway, go around the square, south on Jamestown Street to Russell Road and turn on Robert L. Miller Drive. Dakota will arrive at the stadium at 2pmCT.


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