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LW Singers on concourse at Great American Ball Park


2011-09-21 - Great American Ball Park, 100 Joe Nuxhall Way, Cincinnati, OH - Photo LWC photo.
Members of the Lindsey Wilson College Singers and alumni gather Tuesday night in a concourse inside Great American Ball Park following their performance of the national anthem before the Tuesday night, September 20, 2011, Reds-Astros game. Dr. Gerald Chafin, Director, is at far left; Susan Minton is at far right. Others may include, not in orderMembers of the 2011-12 Lindsey Wilson Singers are:Alto:Allison Chafin of Columbia; Amber Clark of Kennesaw, Ga.; Kailyn Conner of Albany, KY; Katie Easton of Crestwood, KY; Haley Hicks of Edmonton, KY; Jessicca Massengale of Vine Grove, KY; Emily Ramage of Columbia, KY; and Lydia Tiller of Columbia.Tenor/Bass:Trey Ball of Stearns, KY; Josh Bertram of Monticello, KY; Andrew Biddle of Paris, KY; John Brown of Albany, KY; Jacob Bryant Louisville, KY; Jeremy Cloyd of Tompkinsville, KY; Andrew Ferguson of Columbia; Charlie Gibson of Frakes, KY; Tyler Stephens of Summer Shade, KY; Christian Talley of Columbia, KY; and Marcus Wethington of Campbellsville, KY.Soprano:Nicole Burton of Liberty, KY; Brittany Corbin of Campbellsville, KY; Caitlyn Harrod of Springfield, KY; Katie Jackson of Pineville, KY; Sara Keller of Greenville, Ind.; Chelsea Pike of Campbellsville, KY; Gloria Moore of Columbia, KY; and Natalie Vickous of Lancaster, KY. Alumni who joined the Lindsey Wilson Singers were: Laura Burwash of Columbia; Shellie Elmore of Columbia; Amanda Fitzgerald of Albany, KY; Sara Foos of Columbia; Daniel Moody of Columbia; April Richardson of Lexington, KY; Brittani Schmidt of Marion, IN.


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Irish Setter found on KY 704


2011-09-20 - Fairplay RD, Columbia, KY - Photo By Susan Rarey.
This Irish Setter dog was found running loose about 4 miles out on KY 704. If this dog belongs to someone, they can call Tim at 270-250-1243 or Susan at 270-250-7171 and give a detailed description to claim. -SUSAN RAREY


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The Day the KY 88 Bridge over Green River fell July 12, 1980


2011-09-20 - KY 88 at Green River, near Donansburg, KY - Photo from the collection of Larry Smith.
Larry Smith didn't identify any of the men in the photo, but this shows the main span, and Bobby Arnett's bulldozer after the slowly falling bridge reached ground, on July 12, 1980. Miraculously, Arnett was uninjured.


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Old Bridge over Green River, KY 88 near Donansburg, KY


2011-09-20 - KY 88 at Green River, near Donansburg, KY - Photo from the Larry Smith Collection.
This photo was taken in December 1980, five months after the far end, in this photo, fell on July 12, 1980, as Bobby Arnett was pulling a bulldozer across the rickety 1 lane span. Larry Smith, who grew up in nearby Summersville, KY, remembers that the bridge was a scary passage, even riding in a light automobile.


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A look inside the Greensburg Masonic Lodge


2011-09-20 - Greensburg, KY - Photo by Larry Smith.
"The lodge was open to the public during "Cow Days" I was asking questions about the Masons and was told that the lodge and its Masons do not keep secrets about their themselves. They told me that was why the lodge was open to the public at Cow Days. Over the years I have never been able to obtain information about the Masons. I was fascinated to tour the Masonic Hall on Main Street in Greensburg," writes Larry Smith. The photo was taken September 17, 2011.


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Favorite Old Photo: Alhambra Theatre calendar from long ago


2011-09-20 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Larry Smith.
"Here's a movie schedule from the 30's from the old Alhambra Theatre on Main Street in Campbellville, KY," writes Larry Smith, Operations Manager, The Big Dawg, FM 99.99, Campbellsvile, KY. The photo on the left is of Carrie Underwood, a huge country music star. Also visible is, upper right hand corner, a Milton Metz, WHAS poster, and, lower right, actor Bernie Kopel, who played "Doc," on the Love Boat Tv series and reached a peak of fame when interviewed by Larry Smith.


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Cincinnati organist Rodney Barbour to perform at CU


2011-09-20 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo from Campbellsviile University.
Cincinnati organist Rodney Barbour, above will be Campbellsville University's next Noon Organ Recitalist on Tuesday, October 4, 2011, at 12:20pmET/11:20amCT in Ransdell Chapel at 401 N. Hoskins AV, Campbellsville, KY. The concert is free and open to the public. It will end at 12:50pmET/11:50amCT.


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