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Reprint: Adair Co., KY Sinkhole plain map


2011-09-25 - Adair County, KY - Photo submitted by Billy Joe Fudge.


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Miller Drive entrance to Lindsey Wilson Sports park


2011-09-25 - Miller Drive at Russell Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer. LWC photo.
Family members of the late Robert L. Miller are joined by LWC President William T. Luckey Jr. at Saturday evening's dedication of Robert L. Miller Drive. From left: Sara Judd of Campbellsville, KY, granddaughter; Luckey; MaKaylee Decker of Columbia, great-granddaughter; Jeania Miller of Campbellsville, wife; Darla Decker of Greensburg, KY, daughter; and Dana Judd of Campbellsville, daughter. -DUANE BONIFER, Director of Public Relations, Lindsey Wilson College.


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Welcome! Sawyer Thanh Pyles


2011-09-25 - Schweinfurt, Germany - Photo Pyles family photo.
Sawyer Thanh Pyles was born on September 22, 2011 in Schweinfurt, Germany. He is the son of Kenny and Kat Pyles. Proud grandparents are Jeff and Paula Pyles and Amelia and Savoy Foster. Welcome to the family, Sawyer! -PAULA PYLES


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MCHS class of 1966 in memory


2011-09-24 - Edmonton - Photo Ed Waggener.
Remembering members of the Metcalfe County High School class of 1966, top row from left: Gary Acree, Zola Mae Crenshaw, David Harbison, Roy McKinney and Donald Pedigo. Bottom row: David South, Gary Spears, Emogene Thompson, Jackie Trowbridge, Jerry Vanzant and Jeannette Wisdom. Their photos were displayed and names listed in the program at the 45th class reunion.


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MCHS class of 1966 reunion


2011-09-24 - Edmonton, KY - Photo Ed Waggener.
Members of the Metcalfe County High School class of 1966 enjoyed a reunion in the old dining room of their school in Edmonton. Today the building houses the Middle School while high schoolers now meet in a new building designed by alum Terry Simmons. Organizers of the 1966 class reunion were: Ella Lee Oliver Wilson, Elaine Pruitt Wilson, Peggy McIntyre McCoy, Glenda Pierce Eaton, Brenda Lawson, Kathy Ball Nason, Rebecca Hayes England, Patricia Holley Cummins and Dotty Thompson Nagel. Eleven members of the class of '66 are deceased and their photos were displayed and their names listed in memory in the program.


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Enjoying the Downtown Columbia Street scene - another way


2011-09-24 - 104 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Ronnie Furkins was enjoying the Fountain Plaza in Downtown Columbia, KY from an electric chair scooter he drove all the way from Harper Valley, today. Unlike most of us, he seated himself at the outdoor patio table, right in his transport. It was a good trip, he said, with almost no problems. There are ramped sidewalks most of the way. He only had to share roadway on Tutt Street and to get past the stairs on the sidewalk on the east side of the 300 block of Burkesville Street. It was a beautiful day to sit and reminisce with friends and tell stories. One he remembers, but didn't know if it were true or not, was that his famed uncle, Jam-Up Furkins, once scaled the courthouse steeple for a repair needed there, maybe to paint the structure's steeple. He said this was his first scooter trip to town, and one he hopes to try again. Seeing people taking a Coke break or enjoying a family dinner at one of the Square's two outdoor dining areas is encouraging evidence of how much the public embraces the idea. Soon, perhaps, community leaders will take notice, the obvious trend will register, and they will say, as with almost every change, "There go our followers, we must hasten to lead them," and hopefully, lead. -ED WAGGENER


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Scenic Adair Co., KY: Trying to see Lindsey Hill through the fog


2011-09-24 - Campbellsville RD, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
On a clear day the view from greater Pickett Hill of Lindsey Wilson College and town is a grand one. This Saturday morning, September 24, 2011, with real fog, it took flash to photograph the foreground goldenrod. Real fog - not the sissy kind they have in Chicago, which comes in on little cat feet. This was the real thang: Town shrouding, 20W-40, saw-mill gravy thick, total eclipse fog. And we don't even brag about it, hyperbole is so frowned upon, here. -ED WAGGENER


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